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This episode of Nature Notes was previously aired on January 30, 2013. Few people of the many hundred thousand living on or crossing the Llano Estacado…

By Sally Beauvais You may know the iconic species of cactus by its towering physical stature -- its crooked arms, many ribs, and spiny flesh. Or, you may…

Tarantulas are scary looking. Many people kill them on sight, certain that the fuzzy spiders will jump onto them and bite, injecting a deadly poison. Nothing is further from the truth.

Journalist Ali Abunimah, Lannan Foundation writer-in-residence, is featured this morning on Talk at Ten. The Palestinian-American writer discusses his…

Matt Roberts is the current Chinati Foundation artist-in-residence, and he'll be showing his work this evening (Thursday, February 21) at an artist…

Lannan Foundation writer-in-residence Rikki Ducornet is our guest today. She is the author of eight novels, three collections of short fiction, a book of…

Poet and Lannan writer in residence Ed Skoog is our guest today on Talk at Ten. Skoog’s first collection of poems, Mister Skylight, was published by…

Local painter Ann Marie Nafziger joins us to discuss her new show, Wilderness. The paintings featured in Wilderness are a culmination of work that…

Today's guest is Karen Valby, a Senior Writer for Entertainment Weekly. She joins us on Talk at Ten to discuss her new book Welcome to Utopia: Notes from…

This week, Marfa Public Radio speaks with several authors taking part in the Books in the Basin literary festival. Books in the Basin is Saturday, October…