This is Richardson

I talked with Reverie's co-owner Nancy Castillo about her start in the world of vegan baking, their six-year anniversary, and what makes Richardson the perfect location for Reverie. Question for you! What is your favorite treat from Reverie Bakeshop? Links: Reverie's website Reverie on Facebook Reverie on Instagram

I'm talking with Ivy Lassiter, the Children's Pastor at First Baptist Richardson. I hope you enjoy learning more about Ivy's story as well as First Baptist Richardson. And if you're listening to this before December, you're invited to any or all of the Christmas events at our church. First Baptist Richardson hosts First Christmas on December 1, which is so much fun for kiddos and moms like me who...

On this episode of This is Richardson , we're telling the story of Woody B's Barbecue. (And the story of how my family encountered the place!) Links Check out the full menu at WoodyBsBBQ.com . Woody B's on Facebook . Woody B's on Instagram . Question for you What are your favorites from Woody B's BBQ? Leave a comment or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram to share your Woody B's stories.

This Is Richardson is a local podcast telling you the stories of Richardson, Texas. And one of the best places you can go to learn those stories is the local public library. Tiffany Norris talked with Stacey Davis, the history librarian for Richardson Public Library. She has been in charge of the local collection at the public library for more than 20 years, so she's an expert on the history of Ri...

Toby’s School of Dance is one of the longest operating businesses in the city of Richardson, and the studio has a history and reputation as interesting as the city itself.  It was started by Toby 60 years ago, and the current owners are Sally and Don Andriot. I loved sitting down with this incredible couple to hear more of their story.  If you or your child is looking for a place to take...

Tiffany Norris talks with Lori Smeby, the director of the Richardson Parks and Recreation department. With nearly 40 parks in the city of Richardson, you're just a short walk away. Lori has a lot to say about city parks, events, and the department's 60-year history. Listen to hear stories about Santa's Village, the Cottonwood and Wildflower Festivals, and the city's first inclusive playground at C...

Have you ever been to the Eisemann Center? When you walk in there, you walk into a whole different world. On this episode, Tiffany talks with Roni Carassco, Assistant Marketing & Development Manager at the Eisemann Center. The Eisemann has something that meets every budget. You can go to see the completely free art gallery. There are, of course, amazing shows with a variety of seating prices....