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American journalist and former U.S. Congressional candidate, Norman Solomon, joins KTEP with Louie Saenz to discuss his latest book, War Made Invisible: How America Hides The Human Toll of its Military Machine on this week’s Book Club.

The Rap seminar All Elements Exhibition celebrates the 50-year anniversary of Hip-Hop. The event will showcase experts in DJing, emceeing, graffiti, and breakdancing.

La Mecha Contemporary presents the solo exhibition Who Says You Can’t Go Home featuring works by Las Cruces Artist and a launch fellow of the gallery Yashoda Latkar.

Estereomance is Manuel Calderon, Adria Del Valle and Paulina Reza. They’re a band from the El Paso/Juarez border who are the liberated voice of feelings and events that need to be heard.

Gris Muñoz is a poet and storyteller. She is the author of the bilingual poetry and short-story collection, Coatlicue Girl, named a finalist for the John A. Robertson Award.

Host Charles Horak welcomes Film Critics Choice Association voting member Felipa Solis to discuss no-cost streaming options and the quickly evolving digital on-demand world of movies on TV.

Denise, John, and Jan talk about the pros and cons of using mulch within your garden on this week’s Good To Grow.

Current estimates suggest that more than 580,000 people are experiencing homelessness in America, and at least 10% of whom have a companion animal. Tom and Liz have a conversation with Dr. Kwane Stewart on raising pets as well as providing free veterinary services to many animals that experience homelessness across the state of California.

KTEP’s Louie Saenz talks with Award-winning science writer, Jennifer Ackerman about her latest book, What An Owl Knows: The Science of the Most Enigmatic Birds, for this week’s Book Club.