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Santa Fe photographer Manny Allison Greenfield talks about his "Rustic Americana" series of photographs, and the inspiration behind his work.

Melissa Mann talks about the 19th Annual International Folk Art Market, which moves from Museum Hill to Railyard Park with more global artists than ever before.

Will Grant talks about his riveting debut book, "The Last Ride of the Pony Express: My 2,000-Mile Horseback Journey Into the Old West".

Joel Aalberts talks about Lensic 360, an exciting new extension of The Lensic's programming that presents diverse concerts at venues throughout New Mexico.

Patrick Lysaght, owner of Entropy Gallery, talks about his new, award-winning documentary film, "Fleeting Structure," and his enhanced photographs which highlight our physical connection to nature.

Becky Latanich previews what's happening this summer at the treasured Pecos National Historical Park, from new museum exhibits to fishing in the Pecos and exploring gorgeous hiking trails.

This week, the Forum was broadcast live from the New Mexico Military Museum before an audience of nearly 300 people, most of them members of Global Santa Fe and Friends of KSFR. They gathered to hear Stanford professor and former U.S. ambassador to the Russian Federation Michael McFaul discuss his latest book, Autocrats vs. Democrats: China, Russia, America and the New Global Disorder.However, prior to starting their discussion on foreign policy, Forum host asked Amb. McFaul to talk about his friendship with Amy Biehl, the Fulbright scholar who was murdered in South Africa in 1993. He recalled how Amy encouraged him to accept an internship with the NDI, National Democratic Institute, an experience that ignited his commitment to promoting democracy. At the time of Amy’s death, the Biehl family owned a gallery in Santa Fe. Amy’s younger sister, Molly, is on the staff of Global Santa Fe.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with The Food Depot's Executive Director Jill Dixon about the current challenges of feeding people in Northern New Mexico and TFD's wonderful programs serving this mission.

This week Nocona talks with Indigenous Seneca Antler & Stone Carver from Perrysburg, New York, Hayden Haynes. Get more info about his artwork at https://www.haydensantlercreations.com