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Sangre de Cristo apartment fire victims and Chainbreaker organizer Yetzali Reyna Aguilar discuss need for evection prevention funding and protections in Santa Fe.
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Aza Lineage is a rising Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist from Kingston. Known for her work keeping sound system culture alive, she collaborated with legendary producer King Jammy to release her highly anticipated 17-track debut studio album, Rebel Daawta, which blends roots reggae with modern consciousness. -
The new rule cuts public involvement and favors the livestock industry. -
New Mexico now ranks fourth among states in the overdose death rate. Santa Fe County averaged two opioid deaths a week in 2025. The state as has a whole had 900 deaths last year. Searchlight New Mexico reports that fentanyl accounted for over two thirds of those deaths. -
Torrez said the USDOJ has records that contain the names of survivors, witnesses, co-conspirators and others that the state needs to complete its investigation. More than 130 days have passed since the AG's initial request. -
State Rep. Micaela Lara Cadena (D-Mesilla) joined KSFR to discuss the motivation for the proposed legislation -
The exhibition was born from organizer Carmelita Topaha's experience of meeting artists living in Santa Fe's shelters -
Roadside Distraction's Marc and Paula interview Kipp Bentley, who will be celebrating the release of his upcoming record Night Letter at Unit B in Santa Fe on Saturday, July 11th. -
The town of Estancia and the ICE facility are trucking in water until a new well is drilled. -
Jazz Trumpeters are featured on The Bopera House with guests Michael Morreale and Jennifer Dobbins -
Aly chats with her friend Helga Aoncona about her new CD and upcoming Santa Fe performance -
In a special tribute to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America we talked to federal, state, city, and college leaders about what it means to be American. -
Letters supporting project appeared on state comment portal after Project Jupiter canvassers approached residents in at least three NM cities
Interviews
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Michael Morreale joins John Trentacosta to talk about his upcoming Santa Fe performance at Unit B -
Noted Jazz Flautist Ali Ryerson joins John Trentacosta on The Bopera house -
Deb Haaland discusses her new book on The Last Word with Carly Newfeld -
Readings from James Joyce works to celebrate "Bloomsday". -
An insightful and very relatable conversation with thirty-fifth generation New Mexican, Deb Haaland, discussing her memoir, “A Voice Like Mine.” Before she led the State Democratic Party to victory, served in the US House of Representatives and was appointed by Joe Biden to Secretary of Interior, Deb Haaland’s life was often filled with daunting personal challenges that tested her faith and courage and taught her the wisdom of perseverance and persistence. And ultimately joy and the support of her Laguna Pueblo people. Now New Mexico’s Democratic candidate for Governor, Deb Haaland will be discussing “A Voice Like Mine” at The Lensic, June 21st at 6:00 pm. debhaaland.com
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James talks about his upcoming show at Unit B
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