For this episode, we’re sharing a conversation from the newest radio show, between Stephanie Chadwick, Chair of the Lamar University Department of Art and artist Ken Mazzu, whose exhibition of works titled Wetlands, inspired by thecoastal marshes, inland waterways, beaches, and coastal prairies along the upper Texas Gulf Coast is on view at the Dishman Art Museum through November 13th. The Dishman Art Museum is located at 1030 East Lavaca Street on the campus of Lamar University in Beaumont.

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We’re working on the next Bayoulands radio show, so for thisepisode, we’re reaching back into the Bayoulands archives for a story from 2020.

Jason Miller visits with members of the Caroline Gilbert Hinchee House Project which is tasked with the restoration of the 1904 home, a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Following their discussion, Jason toured the Hinchee House located at 1814 Park St. in Beaumont to learn more about its ongoing restoration.

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For this episode we’re continuing to celebrate HispanicHeritage Month with Jesse Doiron’s conversation with artist Ines Alvidrez. She shares about the inspiration for her work which hearkens back to her childhood in Mexico and theprogression of her artistry nurtured by her life in Southeast Texas.

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