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Texas Music Magazine Publisher and Viva Big Bend Director and Creator Stewart Ramser talks about what makes the festival's vibe so cool for both performers and audiences, and why you should see the bands you've never heard of before now.
Artwalk Executive Director Keri Blackman discusses the organization's fifth mural on the north facing wall of Printco in Alpine. Like the other four, artist Stylle Read is painting the faces of 50 of the finest Texas has to offer. And yes, Selena is one of them.
Alpine ISD Supt. Becky McCutcheon visits to discuss how the local state assessment test scores compare, and to give us a quick update on construction projects around the District.
SRSU Pres. Pete Gallego is our guest. Some controversial cuts to popular programs are possible sooner than later. The former Texas State Representative and Alpine native explains how the university is in need of alignment.
A visit with Bob Ward about ham radio operators, their invaluable role in emergencies, and their upcoming annual Field Day.
USBP Deputy Chief Matthew Roggow is our guest. We discuss the massive influx of undocumented migrants on the Southwest Border, immigration policy, and the increase of search and rescue missions.
Stats: https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/stats/southwest-land-border-encounters-by-component
The Texas Legislature has recessed, but probably not for long. Plus, a few updates on some of our other main topics.
There are rumblings of recall elections following the termination of City Manager Erik Zimmer and City Secretary Cynthia Salas. How does that work, and why does what happens at City Hall matter to you?
Plus, a surprise guest and ... let's get ready for Cowboys baseball!
Christy Miller fell in love with Marfa when she first stayed a night in 2015. She wondered, though, why she couldn't get a local cut of beef. She's spent the last two years preparing to open a meat processing plant, and is now days away. Recorded live at the KVLF Studio in Alpine on May 18, 2021.
Host Betse Esparza reviews her opinion of the facts of the January 6 Capitol Riot, and discusses abysmal turnout in the city council and school board elections.
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