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Rayos Burciaga & Gabriel Alarcon from Somos go over immigrants' civil rights in preparation for looming threats of deportation.

As 2024 draws to a close, host Jim Falk and news reporter, Rob Hochschild talk with two leaders of the Santa Fe community about their work and hopes for the New Year: Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández of NM Congressional District 3, and The Santa Fe New Mexican's new Executive Editor Bill Church. The interview with Rep. Leger Fernández was recorded on December 20 while the House of Representatives debated the Bill to extend the budget or risk a partial government shutdown. The conversation with Bill Church was recorded on December 17.

A few months after Bill Church took leadership of Santa Fe's paper of record, the veteran journalist fields questions on the final Forum episode of 2024.

When deep partisanship often rules the day, two New Mexican political leaders show that they often agree and, when they don’t, they listen and discuss the issues with respect.On this Forum, New Mexico State Senator and Majority Leader Peter Wirth and Minority Leader Senator Bill Sharer preview the upcoming session of the state legislature with Forum host Jim Falk and KSFR’s news reporter Rob Hochschild. Everything is on the table: crime and public safety, healthcare, taxation, water policy and more.

01/21/2025Hilary Kilpatric, Founder & CFO of The Kitchen Table Santa Fe, discusses new opportunities for immigrant workers to open up food businesses.

Santa Fe is famous for the diversity and richness of its arts, museums, restaurants and architecture, less known is the richness of two local colleges. On this Forum, Dr, Robert Martin, president at the Institute of American Indian Arts and Dr. Rebecca Rowley, president of Santa Fe Community College discussed with host Jim Falk and contributing panelist, Peter Smith, the important work taking place to prepare and educate future leaders. Both schools offer degree programs and certificates in numerous fields providing students and professionals exciting, cost-effective paths to advance their careers. In this episode, you will hear how students at IAIA are uniquely placed to work with galleries and museums and how SFCC programs in film and digital technologies are laying the foundation to bring more productions to New Mexico. After listening to this show, you may find yourselves browsing through their continuing education catalogues!

On this edition of People, Pollinators, and Plants, Kaitlin interviews Dr. Joanie King from the New Mexico State University Entomology department for an informal conversation about wasps and ants.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with bookish Master Gardeners Marika Pineda, Laurie McGrath, and Christine Salem as they discuss their favorite books for gardeners and naturalists in time for the Christmas season.

The Forum Plus, a “once in a while” spotlight on interesting people and events. The Forum spotlight is cast on Stephen Moore and his new book "Beyond the Call of Duty: The Life of Colonel Robert Howard, America's Most Decorated Green Beret" This book takes readers into the heart of the Vietnam War’s covert Special Ops jungle warfare in this immersive, suspenseful read.For more information visit: stephenlmoore.com

Singing and listening to Christmas carols, whether in church, mall or around the hearth evoke nostalgic memories and affirm the religious importance of Christmas. In this program host Jim Falk and co-host and contributing panelist Rev. Talitha Arnold, talk with two of Santa Fe’s distinguished musicians who describe the history of some of the world’s most iconic carols. For your listening enjoyment, several of the guests’ favorites are incorporated into the show including “Silent Night,” “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” and “All Loveliness New-born” composed by Bradley Ellingboe.