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In this edition of El Paso Prime Time, Richard Dayoub welcomes Michael Phillips, Executive Director of the best-kept secret in El Paso, Every Little Blessing Preschool.

On this episode of El Paso Prime Time, host Richard Dayoub welcomes Director of Mass Transit, Anthony DeKayzer, who currently oversees the El Paso Sun Metro bus system.

Hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Pina are back at it again with an engaging conversation with Texas Hart who’s new song “Ballad of Mr. Blue” may place you inside of a jazz lounge while you listen to it, he talks about this song and the creative process behind it as well as other upcoming releases he has planned.

Join hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Pina as they go through each band and discuss the different styles that got a shot in the spotlight at this year’s Battle of The Bands with the owner of the venue, Christian Yañez!

Multiple solo artists are featured in this edition of Exit Stage Left. Join Hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Pina as they dissect Jordan Taylor's performances and how she handles the differences in performances and crowds.

his episode hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Piña speak with Genuine Reference Studios about how they help artists grow their sound and performances plus what goes into the production process behind the music.

Join hosts Daisy Morales and Tony Piña discuss the importance of not giving up in this industry while they explore the music from local artists and talk to local music producer Jules. O.

Host Richard Dayoub welcomes John Barela, CEO for the Border Plex Alliance to the studios of KTEP on the 4th out of the 5 shows focused on El Paso’s City Development.

In this special episode, we revisit a conversation with local legend Hal Marcus, recorded while he was navigating a cancer diagnosis with the same independence and wit that defined his life and work.

In this episode of Words on a Wire, host Will Rose sits down with Jazmine Ulloa, national political and immigration reporter for The New York Times, to discuss her powerful new book, El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory.