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The agave is one of the most recognizable of West Texas plants, with its thick, blue-green leaves and towering blooms. For Natives peoples, the agave, or…

The feature today is the word coco. It means wound, bruise, or skin cut. It’s used either as baby talk — what a young child tells a parent, or as empathetic acknowledgement of a friend or relative’s hurt. Outsiders suffer wounds and bumps. Close friends and kin have cocos.

Marfa Public Radio talks with Betsy Koch, producer at Funny Or Die. Funny Or Die is a popular comedy website founded by actor Will Ferrell, screenwriter…

Friday's Talk At Ten guest is Edward Gauvin, whose translation of fabulist Georges-Olivier Châteaureynaud’s selected stories, A Life on Paper (2010), won…

On Talk At Ten we interview Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing, who together are the Houston-based art group The Art Guys. They visited Marfa as a guest of…

Peter Behrens returns to Marfa Public Radio to discuss his new novel, The O'Briens, following two generations of an Irish family from Quebec to California…

Jean Valentine sits down today for a conversation in the KRTS studios. She will discuss her recently released collection of poems, Door in the Mountain:…

A celebration of the life and work of director Robert Altman is coming to Marfa this Labor Day weekend. Marfa Live Arts, together with the Marfa Chamber…

Gregory Schwab, Brett Scott and Johanna Miller joined our host K. Yoland to talk about their take on Tony award winning musical, Into the Woods. The…

KRTS host K. Yoland speaks with Robert Alvarez, Executive Director of the Fort Davis Chamber of Commerce. This weekend Jeff Davis County will be…