Bobby Pulido sits down with Tanya Chavez, Executive Director and President of LUPE, to talk about the organization’s roots in the farm worker movement, its work in South Texas communities, and how LUPE has evolved over the years. Tanya shares more about LUPE’s work with immigration services, housing, voting rights,...

Live from the Texas Tribune Festival, Jon, Tommy, Lovett, and Dan discuss the dream of a blue Texas and how the campaigns there are doing, from James Talarico's debate challenge to Ken Paxton, to Gina Hinojosa's momentum in the governor's race, to Donald Trump's decision to stay away entirely.  Then they...

#TejanoTalks #BobbyPulido #tejanomusicplaylist  Welcome to Tejano Talks. Bobby Pulido — Tejano music icon and two-time Latin Grammy winner — sits down with Hiram Garcia and Domingo Garcia to discuss his 2026 run for Congress in South Texas.  From growing up as Roberto Pulido's son to one of the genre's...

Bobby Pulido spent thirty years building a career as a Tejano music star. Now he's running for Congress in South Texas, in one of the poorest parts of the state, trying to unseat a Republican incumbent. Pulido's opponent mocked his music career, saying the election wasn't about who you want performing at your...

Tonight's primary results provide a further peek at what midterms could look like for Democrats. Plus, Ali sits down with award-winning musician @bobbypulido425  to discuss his campaign for Texas's 15th District. Democratic Gubernatorial nominee Dr. Amy Acton, Kabir Khanna, Abby Livingston, Adam Mockler,...

Former Congresswoman Mayra Flores joins Bobby Pulido for one of the most candid and thought-provoking conversations featured on the Ranch Hall Podcast. In this episode, Bobby and Mayra discuss border security and immigration policy, the SAVE Act, birthright citizenship, constitutional rights, tariffs and trade,...

What’s really happening to the Rio Grande Valley economy? On this episode of the Ranch Hall Podcast, Bobby Pulido sits down with Mario Guerrero, CEO of the South Texas Builders Association, and Victor Sebastian Hadad, former McAllen Mayor Pro Tem and banking executive, for a candid conversation about immigration,...

You called in. No insurance. Private pay. And the quote came back: $10,000. For one test. That number and the fact that it dropped to $1,500 the moment Bobby Pulido asked to pay cash is why a Tejano legend who spent 30 years selling out stages is now knocking on doors in 11 Texas counties asking for your vote. Jose...