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A discussion with Ricky Derisz and Scott Seldin on Exploring the relationship of quantum mechanics to non-dualism and the implications for spirituality and everyday life.

Robert Chavez, CEO of Youth Development Inc. (YDI), discusses expanding needs for youth and families in New Mexico, workforce development and skills building barriers, and wrap around support services YDI offers.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Santa Fe Farmers' Market CEO Debbie Burns about the market - its history, features, and what makes it an award-winning market - in celebration of National Farmers' Market Week Aug 3rd-9th.

Regular listeners know that we like to feature local authors as well as some big names. So, meet New Mexico native artist and writer Hosho McCreesh, a name taken from Navajo tradition and his Irish roots. Hosho’s poetry collection, Psalms from The Badlands, offers evocative reading a little longer than classic Haiku. His writing inspiration is fascinating in itself and how he folds his artistry into his special edition volumes is creative genius. Learn more about him at hoshomccreesh.com

Roberta Roberts, Director of the Tooh Haltsooi Community Center, discusses challenges and opportunities in workforce development for Navajo residents of Sheep Springs, New Mexico

August brings another month of stellar performances at The Santa Fe Opera, and with it, candid, colorful, candid conversations with two leading figures shaping the future of the art form.

Brian Roeder, Never Again Moss Landing; Camilla Brom, New Mexicans for Responsible Renewables

07/19/2025

Logan Howard, Director of Community Impact & Public Policy for Families & Youth Innovations Plus, discusses Las Cruces-sponsored Guaranteed Income pilot

This week on The Forum, we reflect on a pivotal moment in world history: the first detonation of a nuclear weapon, carried out 80 years ago at the Trinity site in New Mexico.