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Howard Stein talks about his photography exhibit, "Last Frame of Picture, Small Town Movie Theaters" on view through February at Vista Grande Public Library in Eldorado.

Tony Doupé is a SAG-AFTRA actor and producer with an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. A successful actor for over 34 years in LA, New Orleans, and Seattle, he has been teaching and coaching actors for 25 years, both privately and at the college level. He currently serves as the Film/Theatre Department Chair, at Shoreline Community College.

This week, Andrew interviews Everett Lovato of the Smooth-Santana Tribute Band.

Marsie Silvestro is an internationally respected speaker, feminist composer, author, visual artist and non-profit and business consultant. Known especially in Santa Fe as the former Executive Director of Esperanza Shelter she brings to the KSFR studio her years of community service and awareness distilled in four slim volumes of sumptuous poetry. Listen as Marsie describes The Gold of Poetry and reads from her latest collection, Shifting Stillness. Her earlier body of work, Grief Walks Through Me Like A Rake, brings comfort and heart-wrenching familiarity. This week’s show is not to be missed. Contact Marsie directly at marsiemoon@earthlink.net

This week Bob brings on Laura Van Tosh, a psychiatric survivor activist to talk about the Olmstead Decision Act, the ADA, and mental health. Click here to visit Laura's biography.For a transcript of this program, visit https://bff.justwork.io/

In celebration of African American History Month Food Farms & Friends presents a rebroadcast of a panel discussion after a viewing of the feature film "Follow the Drinking Gourd" a documentary about the Black food justice movement.

On this episode of Community Matters, we speak with Juliana Ciano, executive director of Reunity Resources, about the importance of food waste diversion, preparing for spring gardening, community support, and more.

Jan McCray - CEO, Esperanza Shelter

David Markwardt - Director, Leadership Santa Fe