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  • On Talk at Ten, Cyndee Barnes, Chair of the Friends of the Jeff Davis County Library, joins us with an update on the Library Terrace Project for Jeff…
  • Big Bend National Park birding tour guide Mark Flippo discusses Big Bend area birds in winter. For seventeen years in Big Bend, Mark served as a…
  • The Caló word for this episode is ‘rola,’ which means song. It comes from the juke box brand that launched in the 1930s, Rock-Ola. Each song in the Rock-Ola came to be known as a rola, over time so too did the songs that played on the radio or were accessible from vinyl albums, compact discs, and electronic playlists.
  • Órale, today’s episode is about the word, chisgado, an adjective that describes a bad state of mind or, better yet, being out of one’s proper mind. It…
  • This episode is about the word, onda. In modern Spanish it means wavelength or radio signal. In Caló it refers to the state of one’s mind or that of the…
  • The recent dating of fossilized human footprints in White Sands National Park – to 23,000 years old – makes it plain: people have lived in our region for…
  • They're among the most powerful animals on the planet. Like 200-pound pit bulls, they're stocky and square-jawed, with a bite that can readily crush a…
  • On this second installment of Wednesday's Talk at Ten, we hear some tunes from Gary Gorence. The Sante Fe, New Mexico area based musician brings his…
  • The feature for today’s episode is a key means of communicating in Caló. It's not a word or term, but rather: whistling. It’s relied on almost as much as…
  • Finding a “potsherd” – a fragment of prehistoric pottery – is arresting, a potent reminder of the Native American past. It's always best to leave such…
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