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  • Rubi Orozco is a poet and environmental writer working at the intersection of food and language. As a storyteller she works with our community to practice traditional Mexican heritage food ways.
  • Richard Dayoub from Thunderbird Management welcomes Army’s Major General Matthew Smith and Navy’s Sergeant Major Marco Cordero to talk the mission and vision of the Joint Task Force North, the different agencies that are a part of it and the importance and impact they have had in the 35 years since it was created.
  • Nova is a dynamic art space consisting of a gallery and studios located within The Falstaff art community complex in central El Paso.
  • El Paso Pro-Musica’s 2024-25 Season is a Season of Award Winners and "Out of the Box" Concerts, featuring multiple Grammy Award winners and Community Collaborations.
  • The Photography Enthusiasts of El Paso (PEEP), is proud to present PEEPshow ’24, a distinguished showcase highlighting the exceptional photographic work of its members.
  • The 3rd International Day of Peace will take place on Saturday, September 21, 2024 from 9am to 5:30pm at the Thomas Rivera Center at UTEP.
  • In this episode, host Will Rose sits down with journalist and author Jessica Goudeau to discuss her ambitious and deeply personal new book, We Were Illegal. After writing about refugee families rebuilding their lives in Texas, Goudeau began asking a question she had never considered about herself: how did her own family get here?
  • In this episode of Words on a Wire, host Daniel Chacón sits down with two creative writing students, Jack Bishop and Luis Marquez, to talk about writing, storytelling, and the launch of their new student podcast, The Writer’s Pick.
  • Suzi Davidoff creates works of art that explore themes of the natural world. Her show at the El Paso Museum of Art, titled Wander, showcases nearly 100 works from 1991 to present.
  • El Paso native and New York Times journalist Jazmine Ulloa, has a new book titled El Paso: A Borderland History Through Five Families. The book traces the region’s story through migration and memory.
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