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Hannah Hausman, executive director of the Santa Fe Children's Museum, talks about the programs, exhibits and other great things to explore at the oldest children's museum in New Mexico.

For 20 years until June 2020, was a staff attorney then managing attorney at Disability Rights DC at University Legal Services (the DC P&A). she has been litigating the Brown case from 2010 through the second trial in 2021, along with AARP Foundation and law firm Terris Pravlik & Millian.

Todat Xubi is joined by Lee Zlotoff, President for the Clean Energy Coalition of Santa Fe County, and John Buchser, Northern New Mexico Group Chair of the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter, to discuss the AES Rancho Viejo Solar Project.

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.

Xubi and Sky Tallman discuss his new book: Metrocoalessence; A Zoning Paradigm for Vibrant Cities.

This week on Barrier Free Futures, Bob interviews Kevin Prindiville, Executive Director at Justice in Aging.For a transcript of this program, visit https://bff.justwork.io/

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.

Kirk Adams: Executive Director, Healthcare Education Project (HEP)