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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.

Lucero España and members of Somos discuss Santa Fe's campaign to raise the minimum wage and the impact it would have on immigrant workers and families.

This week on The Forum making Santa Fe a safer community for people riding bicycles was discussed with three of our community’s advocates to encourage more people to ride bikes on safer streets and bike paths. The topics ranged from making our streets safer for bicyclists to the larger issues of health, environmental improvement, stronger local communities and neighborhoods, and strengthening the local economy in Santa Fe as the city’s general plan and code go through a much-needed update.

This month on Business Bytes, Mish and Jim discuss the history and future of A.I. technologies. First, they enlist Alan “The Professor” Friedman from MarketGauge.com to get his insights.

Jim and "Mish" speak with Lancing Adams, Acting Cabinet Secretary of the New Mexico Tourism Department, about the tourism industry in New Mexico.

Mark Lee Gardner is a noted authority on the American West, recipient of numerous literary awards for his books including Rough Riders and To Hell on a Fast Horse. In his latest work, Brothers of the Gun: Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and a Reckoning in Tombstone (published November 11th), Gardner takes a deep dive into the surprising bond between Earp and Holliday. Despite their very different backgrounds and temperaments, their friendship, though often tested, remained remarkably strong.

Santa Fe’s incoming mayor shares his priorities, plans and approach to transforming City HallLifelong Santa Fean Mike Garcia, soon to be the city’s 44th mayor, talks about his journey from City Council to the mayor’s office. With advanced degrees from the University of New Mexico and more than two decades of public service with AmeriCorps Vista, Garcia shares why he chose a career dedicated to serving others. No stranger to City Hall, representing District 2, Garcia reflects the steps he will take to meet the expectations that enabled his victory.

Felix Rodriguez, Rosy Olivas & Cesar Olivas from Somos Eddy County discuss the issues they organize around in Artesia and Carlsbad, NM.

Linda Raney talks about the upcoming Santa Fe Women's Ensemble's Winter Concert and plays some audio clips of the songs to be performed.