Fronteras
Texas Public Radio
"Fronteras" is a Texas Public Radio program exploring the changing culture and demographics of the American Southwest. From Texas to New Mexico and California, "Fronteras" provides insight into life along the U.S.- Mexico border. Our stories examine unique regional issues affecting lifestyle, politics, economics and the environment.
Categorias: Gobierno y organizaciones
Añadir a Mi Lista
Escuchar el último episodio:
Episodios anteriores
-
846 - Fronteras: 'Our own government was working against them' — Declassifying FBI files on the Latino civil rights movementFri, 19 Apr 2024
-
845 - ‘We were not communists’ — A dive into FBI surveillance of Cesar Chávez and the United Farm Workers movementFri, 12 Apr 2024
-
844 - ‘Singing from a deeper place’ — Singer Lisa Morales talks life, inspirations ahead of TPR concertFri, 05 Apr 2024
-
843 - Fronteras: ‘Thirty Talks Weird Love’ fuses time travel with poetry in a love letter to Juárez, femicide victims, and the author’s younger selfThu, 28 Mar 2024
-
842 - ‘Agua es vida’ — Todos Agua festival celebrates the significance of water through poetry, art and musicFri, 22 Mar 2024
-
841 - ‘There aren’t simple answers’ — Examining the cause of ongoing violence in the Mexican border city of JuárezThu, 14 Mar 2024
-
840 - Fronteras: ‘Downtown Juárez’ argues against one-dimensional view of violence, abuse and exploitation in the Mexican border cityFri, 08 Mar 2024
-
839 - Fronteras: Local activists, historians, and writers say San Antonio’s historic West Side goes far beyond its outlaw historyFri, 01 Mar 2024
-
838 - Fronteras: A different perspective to tales of murder, mayhem and vice on San Antonio’s historic West SideFri, 23 Feb 2024
-
837 - Fronteras: ‘Can We Know the Sound of Forgiveness’ blends art, music, and spoken word to explore the complexities of existenceFri, 16 Feb 2024
-
836 - Fronteras: Migration Policy Institute says Biden’s presidency mired by border crisis narratives despite 535 immigration actionsFri, 09 Feb 2024
-
835 - ‘Segundo de Febrero’ exhibit embraces duality of Chicano culture and lifeFri, 02 Feb 2024
-
834 - Local San Antonio students gain new perspective on U.S.-Mexico relations through Mexico City tripFri, 26 Jan 2024
-
833 - Drug wars, militarization of Mexico and the border, and the future of the Mexican presidencyFri, 19 Jan 2024
-
832 - ‘It’s a binational issue’ — The myths and realities of drug smuggling on the U.S.-Mexico borderFri, 12 Jan 2024
-
831 - Fronteras: ‘This is U.S. History’ — Exhibit 'Life & Death on the Border' sheds light on state-sanctioned violence against Mexicans in TexasFri, 05 Jan 2024
-
830 - Fronteras: ‘Life and Death on the Border’ exhibit highlights the buried history of anti-Mexican violence in TexasFri, 29 Dec 2023
-
829 - San Antonians mentored by journalist María Martin say her legacy will ‘live beyond’Fri, 22 Dec 2023
-
828 - Remembering María Martin — a pioneer in uplifting the voices of Latinos in journalismFri, 15 Dec 2023
-
827 - Fronteras: ‘Recognizing the sacredness of the food’ — Taking a deep dive into the impact of indigenous food and ingredientsFri, 08 Dec 2023
-
826 - Fronteras: ‘Indigenous food is not disconnected’ — A conversation about the Native American influence on South Texas cuisineFri, 01 Dec 2023
-
825 - ‘Latinx art is American Art’ — A walkthrough of Latino artworks on display at the McNay Art MuseumFri, 24 Nov 2023
-
824 - The McNay Art Museum’s first curator of Latinx art talks ‘renaissance’ of Latino artists and artFri, 17 Nov 2023
-
823 - Fronteras: 'I belong to this history' — Rio Grande Valley scholars showcase civil rights history in public spaceFri, 10 Nov 2023
-
822 - ‘Becoming Texas’ podcast revisits the Texas epic from its pre-colonial past to its emerging culturaFri, 03 Nov 2023
-
821 - New podcast explores undertold narratives that challenge the Texas mythFri, 27 Oct 2023
-
820 - ‘Daughters of Latin America’ breaks barriers to showcase the words of women over five centuriesFri, 20 Oct 2023
-
819 - Fronteras: New anthology highlights the 'exquisite and brilliant' works of Latine women across genres and generationsFri, 13 Oct 2023
-
818 - Fronteras: 'Mexico was a safe haven’ — The hidden history of enslaved people who found freedom across the borderFri, 06 Oct 2023
-
817 - Fronteras: ‘Immigration is not charity; it’s necessity’ — CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service talks advocacy & compassionFri, 29 Sep 2023
-
816 - ‘Tacos of Texas’ podcast serves up its third season on the roots of Texas-Mexican foodwaysFri, 22 Sep 2023
-
815 - The words of Chicana poets sing in the Chicana Art Song ProjectFri, 15 Sep 2023
-
814 - Fronteras: Oral histories highlight the untold struggles for social justice in Black and Brown communities across TexasFri, 08 Sep 2023
-
813 - ‘It goes beyond food’—Third-generation pitmaster continues family’s legacy through barbecueFri, 01 Sep 2023
-
812 - Unique dialect of Caló‘ reflects hard-fought human experiences of Chicano borderland barriosFri, 25 Aug 2023
-
811 - Do you translate for a non-English speaking member of your family at the doctor's office or at a restaurant? You're probably a language broker.Fri, 18 Aug 2023
-
810 - Texas State professor to study 'beautiful and brilliant' ways bilingual children use language in math classFri, 11 Aug 2023
-
809 - ‘Fearless, bold, audacious’ — Teatro Audaz highlights the experiences and cultures of underserved communitiesFri, 04 Aug 2023
-
808 - Exploring the little-known history of the first school system in Texas organized ‘top to bottom’ by Mexican AmericansFri, 28 Jul 2023
-
807 - 'It's a different kind of workshop': Writers with conciencia gather at this month's Macondo Writers WorkshopFri, 21 Jul 2023
Mostrar más episodios
5
