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Having been raised in Albuquerque until age 13, Monte’s family moved to Tulsa near Muskogee, OK., where he was born which is now part of his tribe’s reservation. An enrolled member of the Muscogee(Creek) Nation, Monte is celebrating 50 yrs as an actor.Itsa-Lichii Gomez- a Lipan/Mescolero Apache and Huesteca actor, healer, and non-profit leader with a background in Traditional Healing, Psychology, Sustainability, and Theater. President of the Indigenous Institute of The Americas, a 501c3 non-profit volunteer driven organization, dedicated to stewardship for Mother Earth preserving/sharing traditional Indigenous ways and values.
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The Interior Department oversees about 20% of U.S. land, putting it at the center of a decades-long debate over whether the government controls too much land. -
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Major homebuilders and Habitat for Humanity targeted, resulting in delayed projects and widespread fear. -
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New Mexico news for Veteran's Day, November 11, 2026
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New Mexico news for November 10, 2026
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Native nations have come out against a Senate permitting reform bill.
Interviews
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Rob talks to John Trentacosta about his upcoming show at Unit B on October 30th -
Helga's frequent guest Ned Harris shares some great music. -
Jamaica ObserverThe son of legendary reggae artist Toots Hibbert calls in to Reggae Runnins. -
Bird Thompson interviews Ellen and Debra from Indivisible Santa Fe about the upcoming election and more. -
John Maestas aka "Juan Tigre" to perform as part of the NM Jazz Festival -
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In Case You Missed It
Immigrant advocates say local law enforcement is colluding with ICE, Lujan Grisham and Haaland discuss transition & more
New Mexico news for November 9, 2026
Overcoming a math 'bugaboo' can boost students' lifelong success
New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham, Gov.-elect Haaland begin transfer of power after historic victory
Haaland pledges to protect Lujan Grisham’s early education, universal childcare initiatives.
How a law to allow microgrids made way for a massive data center in New Mexico
Critics say a last-minute amendment made an “end run around public regulation” for Project Jupiter.
Satellite Detects 166 Major Methane Leaks at New Mexico Oil and Gas Operations
Environmental groups’ report found that few of the leaks, recorded in the Permian Basin over 16 months, had been reported to the state as required.
Barbershop Music with the Isotones
An interview with the Isotones about the upcoming barbershop show on Nov 6 and Nov 7