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On this episode, host Daniel Chacón speaks with acclaimed author Cristina García. They discuss Cristina’s new book, Vanishing Maps (Knopf, 2023), a follow-up to her best-selling novel, Dreaming in Cuban.

Host Louie Saenz welcomes Brandon M. Merritt of the College of Health Sciences and with the Department of Rehabilitation Science.

On this episode, host Daniel Chacón invites poet and writer Carlos Fidel Espinoza back into the Poets’ Cove to discuss his darkly humorous debut novel, The Sacred History of Braulio Cantero (Flowersong Press, 2023).

The Food Chain is Nicky Silver’s sly revenge on a society obsessed with physical beauty. The play is being performed at El Paso Community College’s Forum Theatre from November 10 – 19, 2023.

Rockabilly Riot takes place on Saturday, November 11, 2023 at Lincoln Park, and features cars, live music from national and local acts, food, vendors, a pin up contest and more.

Dr. Charles Martin is a U.S., Texas, Civil Rights, and Sports History specialist. He has won awards for his published essays and articles in historical journals and books. He and Keith Pannell discuss his career from his early days as a student to a recognized author.

Dr. Heather Wilson, talks up the accomplishments of the University of Texas at El Paso to start the 4th Season of We Are UT El Paso, a radio show that highlights leaders at the university.

What Remains is a project that draws together artistic production and ethnographic research to re-frame the migrant experience.

Art of Toys – From Concept to Reality, is a show dedicated to the art of toy making. The show will take place on November 3, 2023 at the Moonlight Adobe Hall.

Tom Linney and Liz Walsh have a conversation with Faye Yuan, a curator and producer who wrote the documentary, Miles To Go Before She Sleeps and will talk about her goal to spread awareness for animal abuse and mistreatment.