Oscar and Franki share their feelings about President Biden passing the torch to his VP Harris, the phenomenal response to Harris' bid for POTUS, the attacks on Harris, and how we get out the vote (GOTV).

In this episode Oscar and Franki talk about the assassination attempt on Trump and what at means for gun control, Judge Cannons' dropping of Trump's classified documents case, and "Should he stay or should he go" the Dems dilemma about who can beat Trump.

How did you spend your summers growing up? Franki and Oscar share stories about growing up in West Los Angeles and El Paso. Take a break from the news and reminisce with them and maybe your own memories will bring a smile to your face!

Oscar and Franki read from the dissenting opinions of the SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity. They talk about the opinion in light of the 4th of July holiday celebrating the country's freedom from a monarchy.

In this episode, Oscar and Franki talk about what Juneteenth is and why it's celebrated. Also they describe Biden's recent Executive Order regarding undocumented spouses of US citizens, making it easier for them to get green cards and citizenship rights.

Oscar and Franki have a chat with County Commissioner Claire Hall about the housing problems in Lincoln Co., and also discussed are the special needs of our Latino/MesoAmerican community. We talked about why there's less housing availability as well as the need for assistance to lower income home owners to help them purchase homes in the area.

In this episode, Oscar shares 5 of his favorite songs. They are: Flaco Jimenez "El Mojado Sin Licencia", Los Tigres del Norte "La Puerta Negra, Joan Sebastian "Secreto de Amor", Mana "Oye Mi Amor", and Alejandro Fernandez "Como Que Pierde Una Estrella". Enjoy!

In this episode, Oscar and Franki discuss recent research examining how young Latino voters will vote in the upcoming presidential election. They explore whether or not these new voters will stay home, vote Democratic, or Republican and why. Also discussed is the ways politicians need to court these voters based on what worked in the past.

In this episode, Oscar and Franki talk about a recent article in the Washington Post titled, "How America Became White" outlining the history of immigration in the US over the years. The hosts share the highlights of the history and discuss how they relate to present day immigrants and immigration policy.

In this episode Franki and Oscar discuss the Trujillo family history of being included in the original Spanish land grant in Placitas but called the San Antonio de las Huertas land grant of 1767. Also discussed is the invasion and war with the US colonists (not actually the US yet), and the connection between New Mexico and El Paso.