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A timely and essential interview for all of us in the midst of change. Whether we’ve been suddenly thrust into a life change through losing a job, a home, or a beloved or are being gently nudged to make a change, Rebecca Borland Reynolds assures us that we can forever change the way we change. Published this week, Thresholds of Change: The Way Through Transformational Times is her stage-by-stage guide borne from intimate experience and professional research and collaboration with corporations and individuals over 30 years. Meet Rebecca at Santa Fe’s Garcia Street Books this Sunday, October 6th at 4:30 and begin to enjoy and welcome changes, big and small, global and very personal. www.rebeccaborlandreynolds.com

Santa Fe artist Nancy Germond talks about her handmade pottery, inspired by northern New Mexico's natural beauty and wildlife.

Acclaimed photographer and author Don Usner talks about the 30th anniversary edition of "Sabino's Map: Life in Chimayó's Old Plaza," and the upcoming celebrations of its publication.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Master Gardener Emeritus Laurie McGrath as they discuss fall garden prep in Santa Fe.

On this episode of Community Matters, we’re joined by Sonya Bellafant, Executive Director of New Mexico Legal Aid, a nationally acclaimed civil legal aid organization that advocates for, defends, and gives voice to low-income New Mexicans.

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Janet Curly & Paul Lore join Xubi for this special fund drive episode of Living on the Edge.

Do you feel abundant? Or are you experiencing lack? How can you transcend that duality?

Don’t hesitate to press “Listen” for an absolutely fascinating dive into the world of bugs with renowned entomologist Barrett Klein. I was so caught up in his engaging, encyclopedic knowledge during this interview that I couldn’t wait to go back outside and dig, watch for and delight in the thousands of species we humans share our planet with in the ground, on flowers, and in the air. The Insect Epiphany: How Our Six-Legged Allies Shape Human Culture is a treasure trove filled with gorgeous photographs and one of those rare dip-into-any-page-anytime books and find a story and an answer about everything insects do for us and our planet. Without them the world would be far less beautiful, most food would cease to grow, and even music, medicine and color would be at risk. Find Barrett Klein at www.pupating.org

The Forum host Jim Falk speaks with attorney Jim James regarding the Expanded Power Capacity Project. Full interview.