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In this episode, The Forum moves from local to global, beginning with a conversation with Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Turner and turning to a broader look at the human and financial costs of America’s wars.Turner, a longtime Albuquerque resident, discusses the challenges facing New Mexico and argues they must be addressed collectively, starting with education. In a wide-ranging exchange, he outlines his support for school choice and calls for greater investment in infrastructure, including a dedicated fund to improve the state’s roads.As the war in Iran enters its fourth week, author and professor David Vine examines the mounting economic and human toll. While estimates vary, military costs alone are reported to exceed $1 billion per day. Vine also highlights the long-term consequences of displacement, noting that in Lebanon alone, more than one million people have been forced to seek shelter elsewhere.

Each one of us can Remember the Truth of who we are. We are consciousness first and foremost. Lynda shares her personal and spiritual journey for all to see and experience their own inner light.

It should come as no surprise that images of raids carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement across the country are contributing to rising anxiety here in Santa Fe and throughout New Mexico.At the beginning of the program, immigration attorney Allegra Love, a regular contributor on immigration policy to Source New Mexico (“ICE”) reminds listeners that immigration enforcement, detention, and deportation are not new. They have long been part of life in New Mexico. Later in the program, two staff members from Communities in Schools share what they are witnessing on the front lines. Students suddenly stop attending class. Medical appointments are missed. Families withdraw from public life. In some cases, people simply disappear.

Mish and Jim discuss real estate and interest rates in New Mexico with Brad Gallegos of CrossCountry Mortgage.

In this compelling episode of In Between, we welcome Yvonne R. Smith, C.Ht., Certified Hypnotherapist and renowned UFO Abduction Researcher, author, and lecturer.

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UFO Researcher George Medich, Director MUFON ERT, joins the program to explain unexplained phenomena.

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