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In this episode of The Writer and the Brain, host Daniel Chacón welcomes author Richard Z. Santos to discuss his novel Trust Me and its rich exploration of Santa Fe, New Mexico.

In this captivating episode of The Writer and the Brain, a Words on a Wire production, host Daniel Chacón sits down with poet and artist Octavio Quintanilla at the Texas Book Festival to explore his latest poetry collection, The Book of Wounded Sparrows.

The best albums of 2024 are a very subjective choice from all albums (not singles) RECEIVED during the prior year; they need not necessarily have been copyrighted that year. I try to select the tracks most representative of the quality of the album, but am sometimes restricted by timing, etc.

Called "new age" by some, the music is vibrant and diverse, ranging from solo piano and guitar to exotic instrumentations, arrangements and styles from independent artists and labels from around the world. Independent musicians provide about 90% of the music heard on the program.

Host Charles Horak welcomes fellow critics choice member Felipa Solis to review a couple of year end films to enjoy during the holidays.

Host Daniel Chacón speaks with California Poet Laureate Lee Herrick. They discuss his latest work, “In Praise of Late Wonder: New and Selected Poems,” a collection that marks a profound exploration of his identity as a Korean adoptee.

Marissa Baez's work is influenced by Mexican American history, death, and ancestry. Conversations with Latinx and Indigenous artists led Baez to expand their perspective on a state of in-between.

There’s a lot of action at the El Paso Museum of Art, and as the year begins to wind down it’s time to catch up with Museum Director Eddie Hayes.

Charles Horak welcomes filmmaker and author of the book "Smartphone Cinema: Making Great Films with your Mobile Phone."

Richard Dayoub from Thunderbird Management welcomes Elisa Barron, the Suicide Prevention Program Supervisor at the El Paso VA, Kristen Weindorf, Director of the CIT, and Sargeant Nancy Madrid from the El Paso Police Department and part of the CIT.