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Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Peggyjoy Hodgen, Horitculture Director at the Santa Fe Railyard Park Conservancy, and Amanita Thorp, co-founder of HornedLocust GoatScaping. Learn about their organizations, the ongoing joint “Graze Days” project, and hear about plans at the park for Earth Day 2026.https://railyardpark.org/

The Forum Plus is KSFR’s occasional spotlight on fascinating people, great books, timely issues, and noteworthy events. On this episode, I’m joined by New York Times bestselling author Luke Barr for a lively conversation about food—and how French cuisine evolved from the rich traditions of haute cuisine to the lighter, more innovative world of nouvelle cuisine.Our conversation brings the story to life, as Barr shares with me the rivalries and friendships that shaped a culinary revolution. He also talks about the secret past of Robert Courtine, the influential critic for Le Monde, and explores how legendary chefs like Paul Bocuse became global celebrities.After listening, you just might find yourself heading to your nearest French restaurant.

On this episode of Community Matters, host Sandra Session-Robertson speaks with Mark Allison, Executive Director of New Mexico Wild, to discuss the importance of protecting New Mexico’s public lands and waters. From the role these shared landscapes play in our culture, economy, and quality of life to threats like climate change, federal policy shifts, impacts to Chaco Canyon, and the proposed Terrero Mine in the Upper Pecos watershed, they explore what’s at stake — and how community members can take action to help protect the places that define northern New Mexico.

On this episode of The Forum, we continue KSFR’s commitment to giving listeners the opportunity to hear directly from candidates running for governor of New Mexico. Duke Rodriguez, founder and CEO of Ultra Health and former Human Services Secretary under Governor Gary Johnson, joins hosts Jim Falk and Peter Smith to discuss his campaign and vision. He calls for eliminating both the state income tax and the gross receipts tax to spur investment and economic growth, while supporting border security but opposing mass deportation policies.In the second half of the program, Reverend Talitha Arnold speaks with Juan Dircie about the significance of Yom HaShoah, which begins at sundown April 13. Their conversation explores remembrance, rising antisemitism, and the importance of distinguishing criticism of Israeli policy from attitudes toward Jewish people. He also shares the compelling story of his family’s flight from Nazi Germany which took them to Argentina, his birthplace.

Fascinating conversation with multi-award-winning poet Donald Levering ahead of the multi-media production of Man-Moth & The Gospel of Possibility.

KSFR's Eric Davis talks about the importance of public radio and why your support matters now more than ever. He also shares some stories from his career in radio and how he made his way to Santa Fe.

This week on In Between, Dan interviews Senior Fellow, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, Neurosystems Engineer, Strategic Science Leader, Dr. Gerold Yonas.

With the New Mexico state primary just weeks away, Gregg Hull, one of three Republican candidates seeking the GOP nomination for governor, joins The Forum Plus to discuss why he believes his years as mayor of Rio Rancho have prepared him to lead the state.

As the wars in Iran and Ukraine continue, this episode brings together two conversations with leading scholars whose work offers essential historical context—and contrasting perspectives—on U.S. foreign policy at a moment of global uncertainty.