
Fronteras
Texas PR
"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.
Location:
San Antonio, TX
Genres:
World News
Networks:
Texas PR
Description:
"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.
Language:
English
Website:
http://tpr.org/
New documentary examines social justice and the American dream through food trucks
Duration:00:31:54
The visionary behind San Antonio’s Miraflores garden; A remembrance of El Paso poet and publisher Bobby Byrd
Duration:00:21:30
From the first Latina college president in the U.S. to the Presidential Medal of Freedom — trailblazer Juliet García reflects on her career
Duration:00:33:19
Latino involvement in clinical trials involves overcoming cultural, physical and institutional barriers
Duration:00:26:14
Art project inspired by Aztec mythology highlights community stories of sacrifice as a ‘tool for transformation’
Duration:00:21:22
'Her work will last' — Former Texas Poet Laureate Rosemary Catacalos is remembered by the people she touched
Duration:00:32:34
Fronteras: Two Nations, One River — Proposed Binational Park will connect Los Dos Laredos
Duration:00:27:20
Anthology examines the forgotten history of state-sanctioned attacks against ethnic Mexicans along the southern border
Duration:00:26:15
'My dad is orchestrating my career' — Muralist Alan Calvo reflects on how his upbringing and heritage influence his work
Duration:00:21:30
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.
Duration:00:21:30
‘Pandemic Preaching’ connects lessons of the pandemic with teachings from scripture
Duration:00:24:39
Fronteras: ‘We’re the people of corn’ — San Antonio celebrates corn as a heritage ingredient during Pueblos del Maíz
Duration:00:21:29
'She was otherworldly, but she was also one of you' — UTSA course examines Selena's impact on Mexican American culture and identity
Duration:00:21:25
'My Two Border Towns' highlights the uniqueness of transnational communities for young readers
Duration:00:30:02
‘We have the capacity to do anything’— Maria Hinojosa reflects on overcoming imposter syndrome while pursuing her career
Duration:00:27:28
‘We’re having to do a lot of work’ — Futuro Media founder Maria Hinojosa fights back against false Latinx narratives
Duration:00:21:22
‘It comes from the community’ — Museo del Westside preserves the unique stories of its residents; Women of MujerArtes share their life stories through clay
Duration:00:21:26
Museo del Westside works to preserve 'the heart of Mexican American history of San Antonio'
Duration:00:21:27
San Antonio’s iconic West Side Sound is the focus of new oral history preservation project
Duration:00:23:19
'If the book banners are coming back, we gotta school them again' — Librotraficantes book smuggling caravan returns on their 10th anniversary
Duration:00:28:30