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Last night on The Forum, 84 years after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, we revisited the tense days leading up to that pivotal moment with author Pulitzer Prize winning author/journalist Steve Twomey. His insights into the intelligence failures, missed signals, and human decisions that preceded the attack highlighted the chain of events that ultimately drew the United States into World War II. Twomey’s segment was followed by a conversation with Laureta Huit, director of the New Mexico Military Museum, now maintained by the National Guard. She described how the museum’s collections and programs help visitors understand the sacrifices and heroic actions of New Mexicans who served in battle, preserving their stories through dynamic and engaging exhibitions.

Award-winning author Carmella Padilla, co-founder of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, talks about this year's festival, taking place May 19-21.

Julie Kelso talks about upcoming spring events at the Vista Grande Public Library, including Poetry Night, the May book sale, Movie Night and more.

Acclaimed author Carlyn Montes de Oca talks about her book, "Junkyard Girl: A Memoir of Ancestry, Family Secrets and Second Chances," which is about her sudden discovery, thanks to a DNA test, that she was not who she thought she was.

This week Lynn brings on Laura Griego, director of education and volunteers, talks about the living history museum's 2023 season, which opens June 1.

Hoy platicamos con la regidora del Distrito 4 y alcaldesa interina de las Cruces, NM, Johana Bencomo. Ella nos cuenta de la importancia de las elecciones locales y el verdadero poder que tenemos cuando trabajamos juntos.

On this quarterly edition of the Santa Fe County Extension Office Edition of the Garden Journal, Michelle Stizza sits down with Laura McCann, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist to talk about healthier eating habits and community resources to help us eat healthier during this upcoming holiday season.

Cheri Montesanto is a three-time Emmy Award–winning makeup artist and Makeup & Hairstyling Award honoree whose career in film and television spans decades of innovation, craftsmanship, and storytelling. Entering the entertainment industry at just 17 years old, she quickly established herself as a dynamic creative force, bringing depth, texture, and emotional resonance to every character she touches.Her diverse body of work reflects both her versatility and her mastery of character-driven design. Her credits range from iconic films such as RoboCop 2 and Forces of Nature to culturally defining television series including The X-Files, CSI: Miami, Better Call Saul, and the Netflix feature El Camino. Most recently, she contributed her signature artistry to Apple’s Pluribus, further solidifying her reputation as a leading figure in contemporary makeup design.Across genres—from sci-fi to drama to action—Cheri is known for her precision, continuity expertise, and ability to shape visual narratives through nuanced makeup transformations. Her work continues to influence the industry, inspiring both peers and the next generation of artists.

La Fonda on the Plaza's CEO Jenny Kimball talks about the new edition of "In Every Room: A Story of Art, Highlights from the Collection of La Fonda on the Plaza" and the history of the hotel's wonderful art collection.

John Krena talks about "Elegant Vessels: A Century of Southwest Silver Boxes" made by Navajo and Pueblo artists, which he'll exhibit at Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Show in Santa Fe, August 11-14.