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Mark is an independent filmmaker working on his second feature documentary film about a captivating artist who has made a difference. His first feature documentary, Awakening in Taos, was inspired by Mabel Dodge Luhan’s work and he is currently developing a feature dramatic film on her memoir Edge of Taos Desert: An Escape to Reality. Awakening in Taos was narrated by actor/activist Ali MacGraw and is currently being broadcast nationwide over PBS stations. The success of Awakening in Taos inspired us to produce Man of Many Colors.

Dan Kitrell, Walking Tour GuideNew Mexico History Museum/Friends of History NM

This week Bob interviews Katy Neas, CEO, The Arc of the US.For a transcript of this program, visit https://bff.justwork.io/

Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg, Slow Food Santa Fe, interview vintner Rick Hobson of Milagro Vineyards in preparation for their annual farm tour, this year in Corrales on June 12th.

Filmmaker Stryder Simms talks about his short animated program "Sirius Incoming," that will debut at CURRENTS New Media Festival this month.

Amanda Rivera de García & Mary DeBose, Program Coordinators for Literacy Volunteers of Santa Fe discuss adult education for Santa Fe's growing immigrant community

Mark explores with power lifting trainer and coach Mimosa Twocrow how developing personal strength expands our access to strong community connection.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Wendy Wilson and Catherine Wygant, project leaders for the Santa Fe Master Gardeners innovative new "Yard Habitat Certification" program.https://www.sfemg.org/yard-habitat-certification

With me today is Christina Vo a Vietnamese American who has written an exquisitely crafted memoir with her father, Nghia M. Vo. My Vietnam, Your Vietnam: A Father Flees, A Daughter Returns. Nghia, risking death, torture or imprisonment was miraculously picked up by a small rescue boat a few days after the fall of Saigon in April, 1975 and eventually forged a new life in the United States. Yet like many refugees Christina’s parents never spoke to their children of the horrors of the war and their harrowing escape, even only speaking their native language when Christina and her sister were asleep or out of earshot. So it was after college in the Midwest that Christina began to feel a yearning to discover her rich ancestral roots and journeyed first to Hanoi. The theme of reconciliation runs like a precious gem through our vibrant conversation. My Vietnam, Your Vietnam published by Three Rooms Press.

On this very special episode of The Business of Art, Nocona gets interviewed by Jen Rohrig, Fine Art Consultant from Manitou Galleries.