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Exit Stage Left, the music show that shines a light on the latest music from local bands, is back and better than ever! Hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Pina kick off the season with new artists, debut singles, and an interview with special guest, local music promoter Michael Devaughan.

On Film explores 'Wuthering Heights' and Emerald Fennell's latest film version, analyzing themes of yearning and unfulfilled love through classic literature and cinema.

This weeks episode of We Are UT El Paso, Dr. Keith Pannel and Lindsey Macchiarella interview Chris Reyman about his life and how he ended up working for The University of Texas at El Paso.

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.

KTEP's Charlize Mercado welcomes Dr. Steve Wilson, Professor of Trombone at the University of Texas at El Paso, and Michael Levine, founder of the Dallas Brass, an American Brass Quintet that features a unique blend of traditional brass instruments with a full complement of drums and percussion.

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.

The Falstaff is an artist-driven arts and community space housed within a historic former brewery in Central El Paso. It combines art galleries, artist studios, and community-centered programming.

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.

In this episode of Words on a Wire, host Will Rose speaks with Caleb Lara, whose work on social media and through community projects has brought renewed attention to the rich and often overlooked history of the borderland.