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Meteorologists are describing this winter as one of the driest in New Mexico’s recorded history. On this episode of The Forum, we examine what that could mean for Santa Fe’s water supply, and ask does the city have enough water to support its growth.While public perception may suggest an impending crisis, our guests make a compelling case that Santa Fe is taking proactive steps to ensure supply will meet anticipated demand. Thanks to years of conservation efforts and a strategy to diversify water sources, the city is in a far stronger position than many others confronting water scarcity.Looking ahead, city staff will be working closely with the public and City Council to finalize Water 2100, a long-range plan designed to secure a sustainable water future in the face of climate change.

Ivan Cornejo, Chairperson of the Santa Fe Immigration Committee, updates us on the committee's work to support immigrant families facing threats from the federal administration.

Mish and Jim discuss Risk-On/Risk-Off, and how these factors drive the economy.

In this episode of The Forum with Jim Falk, Santa Fe Mayor Michael Garcia reflects on his first three months in office, offering insight into key policy changes, city management priorities, and major issues facing Santa Fe.

Steven Ray Byrd is an actor, social media influencer, and former U.S. Army medic who has built a loyal audience of over 645,000 followers on TikTok through his relatable humor and authentic storytelling. A devoted father, he brings real-life experience and heart into everything he creates, while also using his platform to make an impact... most notably as a strong voice in the movement to help save the film “Coyote vs. Acme.”

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Indigenous Ways Executive Director Elena Higgins Maori Samoan and Executive Assistant Sierra Cruz.

Sherman Allen, Executive Director of Santa Fe's Friendship Club, discusses programs for Latino and immigrant communities.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Michael Straus, The Cheese Trail, and Lissa Knudsen, NM Cheese Guild, about the upcoming cheese-related events to be hosted in NM in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Route 66 in 2026.

This month on Community Matters, Sandra Session-Robertson sits down with Angie K. Smith of Kitchen Angels to talk about the powerful connection between food, health, and community care — and how volunteers are helping deliver medically tailored meals to neighbors across northern New Mexico.