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Kade Twist is a founding member of Postcommidty, a multimedia arts collective. In this conversation, Kade talks about how Post Collective's first project, Repellent Fence, went from a half-serious joke to an eight year, bi-national public art project that brought together two communities divided by the U.S. Mexico Border. The fence, he says, initiated lasting political change along the border.

Gretel Enck, President of the Blackwell School Alliance discusses the organization's mission and the building's Historic Structure Report. The research…

On this West Texas Talk, Jackson sits down with Murray Forman - Associate Professor in Media and Screen Studies at Northeastern University, who for over…

On this West Texas Talk, Natalie Melendez sits down for a chat with Patrick Rosal, current Lannan poet-in-residence. Rosal is author of four books, most…

On this West Texas Talk, a conversation with Paul Allen Hunton - General Manager of Texas Tech Public Media and three-time regional Emmy winner for his…

On this episode of West Texas Talk, Diana Nguyen talks with Sara Galbiati, Peter Helles Eriksen and Tobias Selnaes Markussen. They’re members of the…

[gallery ids="31141,31146,31149,31143"] Nguyen talks to Donna Marie Miller, author of The Broken Spoke: Austin’s Legendary Honky-Tonk, and owner of the…

It was WPA site 17 dash 1. In 1936, federal works crews were using heavy equipment – the likes of which had never been seen in West Texas – to try to…

On this West Texas Talk, a conversation with Austin singer-songwriter Gina Chavez. In 2015, Chavez was named Austin Musician of the Year. She also founded…

On this edition of West Texas Talk, Jackson sits down with Craig Hawker, a solar energy consultant with Austin-based freedom Solar Power, to discuss the…