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Dr. Lindsey Machierella presents a Matinee Musical Special program featuring UTEP music faculty and original compositions, with professors Dominic Dousa and Dr. Stephen Nordstom.

This weeks episode of We Are UT El Paso, Dr. Keith Pannel interviews Dr. Mahesh Narayan about his life and how he ended up working for The University of Texas at El Paso.

This weeks episode of We Are UT El Paso, Dr. Keith Pannel interviews James Stratton about his life and how he ended up working for The University of Texas at El Paso.

This weeks episode of We Are UT El Paso, Dr. Keith Pannel interviews Nadia Whitehead about her life and how she ended up working for The University of Texas at El Paso.

Hosts Roberto Avant-Mier and Alejandra Seanez talk about Color themed songs, Latin pop, alternative rock, and indie music songs that bring variety on Frontera Frequencies. Hosts Roberto Avant-Mier and Alejandra Seanez explore songs that have colors in their title and the meaning, tracks like “Rosa Pastel” by Belanova and “Blackeyedsusan” by José James. The Miner Music Minute features UTEP student Mabel Caraveo discussing their music tastes surrounded by alternative metal and rock favorites from Bring Me The Horizon and Deftones.

On this week’s Good to Grow, hosts Denise and John will talk with a special guest, El Paso County extension agent for horticulture, Eddie Rascon. As the new year starts, they will dive into what gardeners add to their new year's list.

On this episode of Words on a Wire, host Sylvia Aguilar Zéleny guides us through an inspiring conversation with acclaimed poet, journalist, and educator Maria Esquinca.

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.

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.