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Sherri Chung is a trailblazing force in the film and television music industry, she is renowned for her dynamic compositions that transcend genres and bring filmmakers' visions to life. As a woman of color, her contributions have been pivotal in shaping the landscape of modern scoring. Her work on the Emmy-nominated Based on a True Story and projects like Netflix’s Happiness For Beginners, NBC’s Found, and CW’s Riverdale solidifies her status as a leader in the industry.Sherri’s talents extend beyond composing; she is an accomplished pianist, vocalist, and songwriter. Her voice has been featured in films like Sony Pictures’ “65” and the upcoming A24 film “Heretic,” as well as on the Emmy-nominated Netflix documentary series "The Keepers."Currently serving as Governor of the Music Branch of the Television Academy, Sherri continues to influence and inspire. With her recent nomination for the IFMCA Breakthrough Composer of the Year, she is a compelling voice in the industry.

Writer, Producer and Director Michiel ten Kleij's Insights and Advice on Making a Film That Transcends National and Cultural Barriers

Tsiporah Nephesh, Executive Director of New Mexico Thrives, discusses federal threats to nonprofit sector in New Mexico and the overall safety net for low income New Mexicans

Adad Warda, Writer and Director

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Pam Roy, Farm to Table New Mexico and New Mexico Food and Agriculture Policy Council, about current and proposed federal cuts in the food and farming world.

Tomás Rivera, Executive Director of Chainbreaker Collective, and Joseph Kunkel, Principle at MASS Design Group, discuss recently launched Midtown District-Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan.

As football season kicks off, the thrill of the game is increasingly tied to the lure of sports betting. But for many—especially young men—that wager comes with a hidden price: addiction, debt, and damaged lives. In this Forum, leaders from Stop Predatory Gambling and an SMU business professor reveal the true cost of legalized sports betting.

Elizabeth Camacho, Economic Development & Communication Administrator at the City of Santa Fe Office of Economic Development, discusses immigrant entrepreneurship and the Feria Southside.

Santa Fe artist and graphic designer Jasmine Quinsier talks about her work, inspired by sacred geometry, Celtic knots and other patterns and her upcoming workshops at Artisan Santa Fe.

A growing crisis in Santa Fe is the lack of affordable housing. In response, ten local organizations have come together to form the Housing for Santa Fe Coalition. Last week's episode of The Forum explored the Coalition’s newly released policy platform—PIP: Protect, Invest, and Permit—a bold plan aimed at addressing the city's housing challenges. This conversation is the first in a two-part series, with a follow-up program airing August 18.