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Marc and Paula's conversation with David Berkeley, one of Santa Fe's favorite songwriters. -
New Mexico news for the First of September, 2026 -
Lower than average wages add extra sting to the cuts -
Tina Cordova said thousands of families from the Tularosa Basin have exhibited high rates of cancer across five generations
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News headlines from KSFR for August 31, 2026 -
One empty ballot spot for the November 3 election was filled Friday while another remains vacant. -
Several tribal nations, including Isleta Pueblo, filed a complaint in federal court Thursday about the Trump administration's handling of Indian education program operations. -
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Ned Harris brings music and stories from Stax Records. -
Indigenous Foundation's Tara Gatewood (Isleta Pueblo/Diné) interviews designer Rebekah Jarvey (Chippewa/Cree/Blackfeet), and musicians Keith Secola (Anishinabe) and Lakota John (Lumbee). -
Indigenous Foundation's Tara Gatewood (Isleta Pueblo/Diné) interviews The Sioux Chef Sean Sherman (Ogala Lakota Sioux), Indigenous House's Jade Begay (Tesuque Pueblo/Diné), and musicians Preston Singletary (Tlingit) and Charly Lowry (Lumbee/Tuscarora). -
Eric Davis and Tazbah McCullah interview Rochelle B. Pablo (Diné) at Indian Market -
Eric Davis and Tazbah McCullah interview SWAIA Board Members Nicole Johnny (Navajo Nation) and Dawn Houle (Chippewa Cree Tribe of Montana) -
Eric Davis interviews Nocona Burgess (Comanche)
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