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Scott Brocato speaks with Author Raquel Gutiérrez about her first book of essays, "Brown Neon", from which she'll read as part of NMSU's Nelson-Boswell Reading Series.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month and the New Mexico Office of Alcohol Misuse Prevention has tips for responsible drinking and wants to share education about the harms alcohol can cause as well as celebrate those in recovery.

KC Counts speaks with La Piñon Sexual Assault Recovery Services' Director of Prevention Programs Krysta Montez about the Stride for Survivors Color Run and other plans for Sexual Assault Awareness and Child Abuse Prevention Month and more.

Scott Brocato talks with Dr. Kristopher Crawford, MountainView Regional Medical Center's E.R. Medical Director, about why heat and heart problems are so closely related.

Texas Public Radio on a harmonica convention in San Antonio; plus Roz Brown of the New Mexico News Room on the rise of heat-related deaths due to climate change, with people in manufactured housing being more vulnerable.

Scott Brocato talks with director Larissa Lury and actress Emily Glover about the play "Sanctuary City," which will open the NMSU Theatre Arts and American Southwest Theatre Company’s 2025-2026 season on Friday.

Scott Brocato talks with Dr. Allan Rivera, Medical Director of MountainView Regional Medical Center Urgent Care, who offers tips on choosing between going to an Urgent Care facility or an emergency room.

Dr. Kate Nixon, an Osteopathic Physician at MountainView Regional Medical Center, discusses health longevity, and their new educational email series, "Enjoy the Ride: Navigating a Longer, Healthier Life."

"Jaggie Sounds," a new podcast from NMSU's Borderlands and Ethnic Studies. Scott Brocato talks with "Jaggie Sounds" host Anita Lara and BEST Department Head, Dr. Dulcenia Lara, about the podcast.

On this preview of "Fronteras: A Changing America," airing tonight at 7 on KRWG-TV, Scott Brocato talks with Dr. Julia Smith and her work to restore and digitize the films of the late NMSU professor and pioneering filmmaker Orville Wanzer.