Louie Saenz
News and Public Affairs DirectorLouie Saenz has been in the news broadcasting business for over thirty years. He has been a News Anchor and Reporter for KDBC-TV, KOAT-TV in Albuquerque, NM and KTSM-TV in El Paso. Saenz earned a degree in Journalism from NMSU, and a Masters in Communication from UTEP. He is currently the News & Public Affairs Director for KTEP-FM, and a lecturer in the Communication Department. He is also the host of Focus on Campus and co-host on El Paso Prime Time.
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Come join BookClub with host Louie Saenz speaking with Don Winslow to go over his newest novel “City in Ruins.” Here on KTEP! -
Come join Host Louie Saenz to listen to Steven Gaines to talk about his experience with the Beatles and his newest book “All You Need is Love.” Here on the BookClub KTEP! -
Come and join Book Club with host Louie Saenz as he speaks with Terry Hayes about his newest novel of his sequel “I Am Pilgrim, The Year of the Locust.” Here on KTEP! -
Host Louie Saenz welcomes Dr. Kevin Floyd of the Chihuahuan Desert Garden Gardens of the UTEP Campus to discuss this year's upcoming Flora Fest and what plants will be available. -
Come and join Louie Saenz speaking with Samantha Mabry to talk about her new book “Clever Creatures of The Night,” here at KTEP on the Book Club! -
Host Louie Saenz welcomes Haley Richardson and Dr. Heather Click Cuellar with the Alternative Certification program at UTEP. The Program is a pathway for those who have a Bachelor's Degree or higher to become certified to teach PreK — in Texas Public Schools. -
Come Join our Host Louie Saenz meeting with Steve Berry to speak upon his newest book “The Atlas Maneuver.” Here on the Book Club at KTEP! -
On this edition of The Weekend host Louie Saenz welcomes Rafael Ramos, Project Director of the AARP Foundation to talk about the work the organization does and why it exists. -
Come join KTEP with host Louie Saenz speaking with Justin Bergner to go over his newest book, “Solving The Price is Right.” Now on KTEP Book Club! -
Host Louie Sanez welcomes Dr. Philip Lavretsky from the Department of Biology to talk about “A Waddle Through Time: Ducks, People, and the Conservation Odyssey” an exhibit that unveils the fascinating, and often surprising, tale of humans and ducks.
