On this special episode of Fronteras- A Changing America, we get to know award-winning Native American musician and storyteller Randy Granger who calls Las Cruces home. Granger's music will be featured in "The American Buffalo" a film by Ken Burns premiering October 16th at 7 p.m. on television from KRWG Public Media.

This week, we get an up-close look at an NMSU museum exhibit that highlights lowrider culture in the borderland. Also, award-winning borderland author Denise Chávez discusses the exhibit, her work, and life growing up in the borderland region.

A new book co-edited by a faculty member from New Mexico State University’s School of Social Work examines the challenges facing social work and human rights around the globe in a post-colonial world. Dr. Mark Lusk, Assistant Professor of Social Work at NMSU shares more on Fronteras- A Changing America.

A new cookbook from the Chile Pepper Institute at NMSU is out for Chile lovers. Co-authors Dr. Paul Bosland and Dr. Wendy Hamilton from in College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences join the program.

This program features a discussion on road safety for pedestrians and bicycles in Las Cruces.

This program shines light on conservation efforts along the Gila River. We learn more about the Nature Conservancy’s new property that the group says provides opportunities to conserve the river and surrounding area.

On this program, we learn more about new changes to the U.S. Citizenship test. We hear from an immigration attorney on the issue, and we also get a personal perspective from a naturalized citizen of what it is like going through the process.

On the program, we learn about the dangerous journey migrants traveling from South America make as they travel north through the Darién Gap in Colombia and Panama. Robert Moore, Founder and CEO of El Paso Matters, the nonprofit news organization, recently traveled to the region. He joins the program and shares what he learned during his reporting trip to the area.

On this program, we learn more about research that examined how inclusive Doña Ana County is for immigrants. Anthony Moreno talks to Dr. Megan Finno-Velasquez of The Center on Immigration and Child Welfare to learn more about the report.

We get an up-close look as families were briefly reunited for the 10th "Hugs Not Walls" event that was held on the U.S.-Mexico border. Also, we learn how recent immigration policy changes have impacted asylum seekers.