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House of Spin: Where Fitness, Music and Community Come Together in Duncanville

In this episode, we visit House of Spin to learn why the indoor cycling studio chose Duncanville as its home and how it is building community through fitness, music, and creative expression. The conversation explores the studio’s services, welcoming atmosphere, and approach to making exercise accessible and engaging for riders at different fitness levels. House of Spin offers more than a traditional workout. Its themed classes combine cycling, carefully selected music, lighting, movement, and personal expression to create an experience that connects fitness with the arts. Riders can participate in classes inspired by different musical genres, artists, moods, and cultural themes while improving their health and becoming part of a supportive community. House of Spin is located at 110 N. Main St. in Duncanville. For class and schedule information, call or text 469-673-9904.

Logen Cure: Duncanville’s First Poet Laureate

In 2026, Duncanville joined communities across Texas and the nation in celebrating poetry and the literary arts by selecting the City’s first Poet Laureate. In this episode of D’Ville Voices, we sit down with Logen Cure, Duncanville’s inaugural Poet Laureate, to learn more about the poet behind the title. Logen Cure is a poet and educator. She is the author of the full-length poetry collection, Welcome to Midland (Deep Vellum Publishing, 2021). She earned her MFA in poetry from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She is the founder and curator of Inner Moonlight, the monthly reading series and podcast at The Wild Detectives in Dallas. Learn more at www.logencure.com. Get to know Duncanville’s first Poet Laureate and hear a conversation about poetry and creativity.

Behind the Curtain with Amy Jackson

Executive Director Amy Jackson shares her journey to Duncanville, reflects on her time at Duncanville High School, discusses the impact of Duncanville Community Theatre, and gives us an exciting preview of what's coming in the next theatre season. Listen now and see what's taking center stage in Duncanville!

James McKey: Life on Stage and On the Job

Meet James McKey, a Building Inspector for the City of Duncanville with a passion that extends beyond building codes and inspections. In this episode of D’ville Voices, James shares his love for the arts and his experience performing on stage with Duncanville Community Theatre. Get to know the man behind the inspections and how he found another way to connect with the community through theatre.

Growing Together: Don McBurnett on Service, Arts, and Opportunity

On the latest episode of D’ville Voices, Duncanville City Councilmember Don McBurnett sits down with Arts Commission member Mary Ann Taylor for a conversation rooted in passion, purpose, and community pride. McBurnett shares what drives his commitment to public service, offers enthusiastic support for the growing impact of the Duncanville Arts Commission, and reflects on the city’s future and the role creativity plays in shaping it. It’s an inspiring look at leadership, local arts, and the vision guiding Duncanville forward.

Xela’s Bistro: Where Food Meets Art in Duncanville

Abel Castro of Xela’s Bistro joins Arts Commissioner Julio Avila to talk food, art, and why they’re proud to call Duncanville home. Abel shares Xela’s origin story and Frenchie’s standout culinary creations, giving listeners a tasty glimpse into a bistro that’s become a local arts haven.

Mayor Greg Contreras on Community, Leadership, and Duncanville's Future

This week, Mayor Greg Contreras joins the Duncanville Arts Commission for a conversation about community, leadership, and the city's future. He reflects on his journey from City employee to Mayor and how those experiences influence his decisions today. The discussion highlights the positive impact of the Arts Commission, the importance of supporting local businesses, and the opportunities that come with continued growth. Mayor Contreras also shares what makes Duncanville special and why community engagement remains essential to the city's success.

Service Above Self with City Marshal Johnson

The Duncanville Arts Commission sits down with City Marshal Johnson to learn more about his role as a peace officer and the responsibilities of the Duncanville Marshal’s Office. Marshal Johnson discusses the differences between the Marshal’s Office and the Duncanville Police Department, providing insight into how each serves the community. He also shares his professional background and the path that led him to public service. Tune in to hear about his passion for Duncanville and his commitment to making a positive impact in the community he proudly serves.

Chatting with Candice and Cedrick Johnson

Candice Y. Johnson is a four-time Emmy-winning choreographer, author, editor, dancer, and filmmaker. Cedrick Johnson works in business management. Together, they are Duncanville's creative power couple. In this episode, they discuss how they met and the inspiration behind Candice's works, including her upcoming play He Who Finds a Wife ... Find Me!

Meet Duncanville Artist Kalen McGuire

The Duncanville Arts Commission sits down with local artist and Duncanville Arts Grant recipient Kalen McGuire to discuss his creative journey, the inspiration behind his work, and the impact public art can have on a community. McGuire is a Duncanville-based artist, and the City recently highlighted the completion of his mural, Beacons of Light: Where Champions Rise, at 1944 S. Main St. in Duncanville.

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