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Richard Dayoub from Thunderbird Management welcomes Major General Randall V. Simmons and former Command Sergeant Major Kristopher Dyer to the studio to talk about the mission and vision of the NTF-N.

Dr. Erika Denise Edwards, new professor for the History Department of the University of Texas at El Paso, talk about her aspirations in life during childhood, her experience as a black female historian researching in Cordoba, Argentina and her book ‘Hiding In Plain Sight: Black Women, The Law and The Making of a White Argentine Republic’.

Host Charles Horak welcomes writer and directors Allisyn and Dylan Snyder to discuss their new feature film, "Howdy Neighbor," filmed in El Paso.

Host Charles Horak welcomes filmmaker and Executive Director of Film Frontera Angie Reza Tures to discuss two new films, the documentary "Fire of Love," and the new Guillermo del Toro's "Pinochio."

KTEP’s Louie Saenz interviews Pulitzer prize winning author, Edward Humes and talks his new book, The Forever Witness: How DNA and Genealogy Solved a Cold Case Double Murder.

In this new episode, host Daniel Chacón talks with Reyna Grande and Sonia Guiñansaca, editors of the anthology Somewhere We Are Human.

Host Charles Horak welcomes writer, director, and animator, Zach Passero to discuss his new film, "The Weird Kids."

Guest Host Carlos de la Torre welcomes Rebecca Munoz and Douglas Winter, creators and owners of Aaron and Douglas Film Cafe.

Guest Host Kyle Alvarado welcomes On Film friend Oscar Garza to discuss the Film Award Season ahead.

The Rubin Center hosts #documance, a series of events in which performer and dance scholar Melissa Melpignano will engage the with paintings of Sam Reveles: Solastalgia.