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Schooled from birth in an ancient instrument, Zakir Hussain always wanted to rock. He found a way to do both after George Harrison gave him some shrewd career advice.

Thanks to YouTube, the high-gloss music from East Asia is making an unlikely crossover. "K-Pop really changed my life," says Mexico City teen Samantha Alejandra. "I'm addicted to it."

On Fronteras:Residents of a poor El Paso neighborhood accuse a school district of environmental discrimination over a proposed bus hub (0:17).A struggling…

Texas Matters: While Gov. Rick Perry has continued his hard line on Medicaid expansion under the ACA, a new study finds that Texas taxpayers will end up…

This week on Fronteras: --A look at how undocumented immigrants without social security numbers pay taxes, and why the IRS doesn’t disclose their…

On Fronteras:For one day each year, the borders are erased between Lajitas and Paso Lajitas, Mexico (0:15).A recent graduate from the University of Texas…

Heitor Villa-Lobos and Carlos Chávez both wrote music that echoed the sounds of their homelands of Brazil and Mexico. Villa-Lobos' music often imitates bird calls and other sounds of the Amazonian jungles, while Chávez pursued an “imagined Aztec music.” Flutist Laurel Zucker takes us along on some of her own adventures into exotic places such as the forests, jungles and wetlands of Central and South America.

SNC On Air Season 2: Episode 5 hosted by Noah Slavin. This set of music from Summer Night City was recorded at TPR's HQ downtown San Antonio & at Legacy Park. Listen back to some amazing previous Summer Night City performances! Join us Thursday evenings throughout June for more great live music at this free event! Summer Night City Live Performances from El Combo Oscuro, Eddie & the Valiants, Favorite Son, Mr. Pidge, Any Color You Like, Mike Aguilar & the Coupes, Porch Dream, and Inoha!

Resident chef Kathy Gunst shares her recipes for quick, yet satisfying, make-ahead meals for busy school nights and days.

During her time in Los Angeles this winter, resident chef Kathy Gunst become obsessed with citrus.