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  • Órale, the feature today is the word ponchado. It means to get a flat tire. Ponchado also means deflated or depressed. It comes from the English word…
  • Michael Ismerio stops by the KRTS studios on Friday at 10:30 AM for an interview. He is fiddler, banjo-maker, and square-dance caller. He performs in…
  • Twelve thousand years ago, the great ice sheets that had long covered most of Canada and the northern U.S. receded. The jet stream – the continent's storm…
  • Today we’re going to talk about the warning expression, “al alva.” Albo, alternatively alba, in Spanish means daybreak and the general area of the color…
  • Think of West Texas wildlife, and aquatic creatures aren't what comes to mind. But the Rio Grande and its tributaries are home to a stunning diversity of…
  • Canadian songwriter and country music artist Deric Ruttan recently stopped by the KRTS studios in Marfa for an interview. Ruttan was here in late January…
  • John Bustamante, running for 23rd Congressional District.
  • Cartographer Dave Imus makes maps under the name Imus Geographics. He joins us today to discuss his craft, along with his latest map, The Essential…
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  • Scott Hunt runs Practical Preppers, a business that helps clients prepare for disasters. Hunt is a part of the National Geographic Channel's new show…
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