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Garrett Peck talks about his new book, "The Bright Edges of the World: Willa Cather and Her Archbishop," the wide range of tours he leads including the Willa Cather's Santa Fe Tour, and his books on fascinating topic inAmerican history.

Tantoo Cardinal is an extraordinarily talented Native Canadian actress, with an illustrious career spanning five decades. She is known for the films Dances with Wolves, Legends of the Fall, Smoke Signals, and Killers of the Flower Moon. She is of Cree and Métis heritage. She is a founding member of The Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company. In 2009 Tantoo was honored with the Member of the Order of Canada "for her contributions to the growth and development of Aboriginal performing arts in Canada, as a screen and stage actress, and as a founding member of the Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company". In 2017 she was inducted in Canada's Walk of Fame.Lonnie Anderson is Jicarilla Apache, Mexhika, Chichimeca. He was an executive producer of the film THE SEVENTH FIRE working with Natalie Portman and Terrence Malick which examines Native American gangs. The film was shown at the White House under the Obama administration. Anderson collaborated and consulted on the animation featured in Michael Pollan limited series HOW TO CHANGE YOUR MIND (2022) on Netflix.The documentary film ENOUGHNESS - The Prequel, Indigenous Economics is brought to us by Lonnie Anderson and voiced by Tantoo Cardinal.Watch the film here: https://www.filmsforaction.org/watch/enoughness-the-prequel-indigenous-economics-with-tantoo-cardinal/

Hoy nos acompaña Carlos Morton, el dramaturgo de la obra Esperanza, la cual es una adaptación teatral de la película Sal de la Tierra. Esperanza cuenta la increíble historia de la huelga de los mineros Mexico-Americanos y sus esposas en contra de la mina de Empire Zinc en Bayard, Nuevo Mexico que ocurrió en 1951 y duro 15 meses! No te pierdas el gran estreno de Esperanza este viernes, 6 de marzo a las 7:30pm en el Teatro Paraguas. Si ese día no te funciona, no te preocupes que la obra estará disponible hasta el 22 de marzo.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Rita Condan, Director, Obesity, Nutrition, and Physical Activity Program at NM Department of Health and Gabriel Gaarden, the program’s Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Coordinator. The program is involved with a variety of activities making a positive difference here in NM to enable healthy food access – from the NM Grown Program, edible school and community gardens, farmers’ markets and more.

For years, many scientists believed that after our mid-20s, the brain could only decline. Today, neuroscience tells a very different story.In this episode of The Forum, two neuroscientists from the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas explain how the brain can continue to grow and adapt throughout our lives.

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews John Treadwell, owner of Frogville recording studio.

In the midst of today’s terror and turmoil these 23 minutes with Annie Bloom may help you breathe a little easier as you drop deeply into stillness. Annie, who has been a wilderness guide for 35 years, tells some of her stories in Buffalo Dreamer: A Lifetime of Wilderness Vigils. How do we face our fears alone in the wilderness at night—without our cell phones? How can being immersed in the natural world offer profound healing and could you prepare for a vision quest that may forever transform your life?

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Sam Hitt, president of Santa Fe Forest Coalition, as he discusses the important ecosystem benefits of the white pine species in the Santa Fe National Forest, and the existential threat created by the white pine blister rust disease.

Kevin Crawford, one of Ireland's greatest flute/whistle players, talks about Lúnasa, the world's beloved Irish acoustic band, which will return to Santa Fe to perform at The Lensic on March 15.

John Morello has been on stage as an actor and storyteller for over 20 years. At one time a high-school dropout, he now holds degrees in Theatre Arts and Broadcasting. His performances of the one-man show, Dirt have been critically acclaimed by the New York Times and as an author, he has published a graphic novel and a poetry memoir titled, Buckshot Words.