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George Jacob, Executive Director of the Ellen Noël Art Museum in Odessa, TX, gives us a tour of the museum encompassing everything from the art vaults to…

Christian Science Monitor music critic Mark Guarino discusses Sunday's Grammy Awards. He will not only discuss the winners and losers, but also what the…

The Big Bend Natural History Association's 26th Annual Pioneer Reunion takes place this Saturday, February 1 in Big Bend National Park. This year's theme is Contemporary Pioneers. Internationally famous photographer James Evans of Marathon and the publisher of the Big Bend gazette, John Waters of Alpine will be speakers at this year's event.

From Northern California's Gold Country, Brianna Lea Pruett plays a blend of indie-minded folk and blues, informed by the music of her Appalachian roots as well as her Cherokee and Choctaw heritage. Also a painter, Pruett weaves vivid tales of love and life on a sonic landscape of dreamy vocals and acoustic guitar that's new, yet threaded with history.

In this episode of Rambling Boy, our host Lonn Taylor investigates various mysteries he encountered while on vacation in Paris: hordes of well-dressed Parisians lounging in the Luxembourg Gardens during work hours, highly specialized retail items, strange police horns, and the pervasiveness of wheeled luggage.

Octavio Solis is the new playwright in residence at Marfa Live Arts. On this Talk at Ten, he talks about his many plays, his work in Marfa which includes…

Tom Michael, Lorne Matalon, Michael Comacho and K Yoland look back on Marfa Public Radio's growth and progress in 2013. Last year brought new programming, including This American Life and new and returning staffers Fronteras Reporter Lorne Matalon and frequent Talk at Ten host K Yoland. Tom and the team also look ahead at this year to see what's to come.

Sterry Butcher, a writer and longtime Marfa resident, recently wrote a story about her life with horses, "The Earth is There to Catch Us When We Fall."…

Artist Ana Maria Hernando creates installations, paintings, drawings and prints with a layering of natural and formal elements. Designs derived from her Argentinian background are blended with images of plants and insects. Hernando's exhibit "The Illuminated Garden" will open on February 7 and will run till March 23 at Marfa Contemporary. There will also be an artist talk with Hernando on Saturday, February 8 from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm.

International Steinway Pianist Oscar Macchioni has performed in his native Argentina, Italy, England, Poland, Serbia, Turkey, Mexico and will grace the stage at the St. James Episcopal Church in Alpine on February 6 at 7:30 PM. Macchioni is a music professor at the University of Texas in El Paso and specializes in performing Latin-American music. Macchioni will perform a second concert on February 7 at 4:00 PM with works by Beethoven, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Debussy and Alberto Ginastera. He joins us at Talk at Ten to discuss his passion for music, love for performance and his upcoming concert in Alpine.