On today's episode, we meet John and Christina from El Paso Water and talk about EVERYTHING water.

We learn about the revolutionary El Paso water treatment plan, the pros and cons of rainwater collection, the history of water in the region, and all of my conspiracies about the water wars (i.e., fluoride in the water and Boon Pickens).

This one is great.

On today's show, we sit down with health food extraordinaire Tara Livingston.

Tara has been in the food business for quite some time now, and often catches food trends on the rise.

She has been a strong and active voice in the whole foods and local movement in El Paso.

In our conversation, we discuss whether it's ecologically responsible to grow food in the desert or not, local food logistics, and why whole foods give you fiber.

This show is all about food and women entrepreneurship. It's so great that you might even wanna listen to this show while cooking ... yes, you, start cooking ... now.

Get up and cook some quinoa, bitch, and then go eat it. Do your damn self girl -- get gorgeous!

Today’s show is the longest one yet!

We got a bit wrapped up in conversation but decided to just go with it...

This was my first time meeting with Roberto and to no surprise, we had a ton in common.

In my conversation with Roberto, we breakdown what floating is, mythology, spirituality, health nutrition, -- lol -- we pretty much go back and forth about our how our personal journeys have helped shape who we are today.

You don't want to miss this one...

On todays show, we sit down with The Swell Kids and shit gets CRAZY.

We experimented with some new-wave techniques known as "jokes" and "razzling."

The Swell Kids also admitted that they like to dance… so much so that they taught it at a studio. After uncovering this shocking news, I got them to admit that music has always played a special part in their lives. But now that the news is broken, they will have to own up to that decision and accept where it takes them from there.

We also talk about how the power of belief, when applied to your own identity (IF of course you choose to identify yourself), can have amazing results -- like a rise in swagger and "La Crema."

Thanks for listening!

Today we talk everything construction and mayhem!

This one is a fun one, so strap up!

Today, we sit down with Johnny Escalante and Kiki Cervantes, the founders of J&K, Born & Raised, Later Later, One : One, and Lost and Found!

Johnny and Kiki have been at the forefront of the nightlife scene in El Paso for more almost a decade -- from their humble beginnings of throwing underground parties during their college days, to eventually hosting major events and wild brunch parties.

These two are passionate about creating unique entertainment environments where they help guide the pulse of the city and help pave the way for the region's entertainment arts.

In today's podcast, we talk to Agency Architecture about how borders affect relationships, the obstacles that they address, as well as their new book.

Stay tune!

On today’s show, we break into a variety of Green industries with El Paso’s foremost rainwater harvester Mike Gaglio.

Mike is the founder of High Desert Native Plants and has been working tirelessly in our desert region to salvage native species from developments, build innovative rainwater collection systems, and educate our region about permaculture, biology, and rain.

For those of you wondering -- Yes, it does rain in the desert.

Today on The Woodruff Show, we sit down with Howard and Brett Goldberg, the father son duo at the head of the Supreme empire.

We talk about everything from how to treat your gear, the high-tech process behind acid and stone washes, and what inspired the late founder Abe to get into the business.

Howard and Brett also share where they see the future of Supreme with the new rise of consignment stores.

On today's show, we explore a unique show format with Samantha Turley where we focus on topics, instead of individuals, that affect the El Paso region.

In this episode, we break down is the Muslim ban, abortions, and what should we do about immigration.

We would like to thank Sam for jumping on the show!

Also a fair warning to all of our listeners: if we think your Instagram is politicized or polarizing we may come looking for you.

Thanks again Sam! We loved having you on.