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During this special for Science Studio, Dr. Keith Pannell receives a series of calls from Dr. Jose Hurtado, member of NASA’s Artemis II and III Science Teams to update him on the status of the Artemis II mission. Dr. Hurtado is UTEP professor in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences. He is assisting with mission simulations at the NASA Johnson Space Center, and during the mission itself, Hurtado will work in NASA’s Science Evaluation Room and help provide real-time communications and feedback to astronauts, which can maximize scientific return during the short mission.

Dive into the heart of healthcare along the U.S.-Mexico border with Border Health Horizons. Through an international lens, we'll examine the distinct health challenges faced by our thriving border communities. From the complexities of cross-border healthcare to the groundbreaking solutions emerging from the heart of the border, this series serves as your guide to comprehending the health landscape within our region.In partnership with the University of Texas at El Paso, our mission is to shine a spotlight on the initiatives, stories, and individuals working tirelessly to improve health outcomes on both sides of the border. Each episode will showcase in-depth conversations with healthcare professionals, community leaders, researchers, and advocates who are shaping the future of border health.From exploring groundbreaking medical advancements to addressing the impact of culture on health practices, Border Health Horizons bridges gaps in understanding and fosters a global dialogue on border health issues. We believe that by sharing our experiences, innovations, and challenges, we can inspire positive change and promote the well-being of our diverse communities.

Desert Diaries podcast is hosted by Daniel Carey-Whalen from the Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Desert Gardens and features Kevin Floyd, Botanical Curator. Season one covers desert critters, everything from birds and bugs to beavers and bats, and diverse plant life that can be anything from prickly and thorny to flowery and leafy.The podcast is based on a previous production of radio vignettes by Florence Schwein that aired on KTEP-FM.Desert Diaries is recorded in the KTEP Public Media studios and is a production of The University of Texas at El Paso Division of Marketing and Communications. Host is Daniel Carey-Whelan. Producer is Charles Fensch. Engineering by Paul Castro and Daisy Morales. Sounds courtesy of BBC Sound Effects Archive. Music by Premium Beat.For more information about the Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, visit utep.edu/centennial-museum.

El Paso Prime Time is an informative podcast about economic development, mobility, security and quality of life issues in El Paso and surrounding areas. The program features interviews with leaders from government, non-profit and military sectors as they offer their strategies for improving the lives of their stakeholders. Prime Time is hosted by ardent El Paso supporter Richard Dayoub. He offers insight to the listener based on his relationships as past President of the Chamber of Commerce and experience working in the travel industry. Mr. Dayoub continues to stay informed on what is happening in the borderland as founder of Thunderbird Management Consulting.Produced by Daisy Morales

Newscast from Monday through Friday from the KTEP Newsroom. Hosted by Aaron Montes with direction from Angela Kocherga, KTEP News Director.