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Kate Nelson talks about the fascinating stories of women and children who traveled the Santa Fe trail, in a preview of her upcoming conversation with historian Frances Levine, author of "Crossings: Women on the Santa Fe Trail," at the New Mexico History Museum on October 22.

This week on The Forum, we turn to the Middle East at a critical moment — one marked by both hope and uncertainty. The conversation was recorded just two days after President Trump’s announcement of an agreement to free the remaining Israeli hostages, both living and deceased, in exchange for the release of approximately 250 Palestinians. This development represents the first phase of a 20-point plan aimed at ending the two-year war between Israel and Palestine. Our guests are distinguished experts with deep experience in the region — individuals who have spent their careers negotiating, analyzing, and striving to understand this enduring conflict.

Acoustic guitar wizard Gareth Pearson, known as "The Welsh Tornado" for his fingerstyle pyrotechnics and dazzling showmanship, talks about his journey to international acclaim, his influences, composing songs, and his first visit to Santa Fe, where he'll perform.

This week on The Business of Art, Nocona interviews Rachel Lee, founder of Artisans of Nations.

Megan Rosker, director of Outreach and Admissions at the May Center for Learning, talks about teaching students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities, and training teachers in successful reading education.

Julie Kelso talks about upcoming spring events at the Vista Grande Public Library, including Poetry Night, the May book sale, Movie Night and more.

Acclaimed author Carlyn Montes de Oca talks about her book, "Junkyard Girl: A Memoir of Ancestry, Family Secrets and Second Chances," which is about her sudden discovery, thanks to a DNA test, that she was not who she thought she was.

Award-winning author Carmella Padilla, co-founder of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, talks about this year's festival, taking place May 19-21.

This week Lynn brings on Laura Griego, director of education and volunteers, talks about the living history museum's 2023 season, which opens June 1.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with chefs Kathleen Crook, chef and co-owner of Market Steer Steakhouse Restaurant and Joseph Wrede, chef and owner of Joseph's Culinary Pub. The chefs have been selected to participate in the 2025 James Beard Foundation's Taste America series and will create a dinner at Market Steer November 12th.