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Laura Addison, curator of North American and European Collections at the Museum of International Folk Art, talks about co-editing the pioneering new book, "Alexander Girard's Imagined Worlds," which is centered on the museum's "Multiple Voices: A Common Bond" exhibition, Girard's work as a designer, and his life in Santa Fe.

Hassanen Attabi is an Iraqi-American actor, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, and award-winning cinematographer dedicated to bringing bold, underrepresented stories to the screen. Born in Baghdad shortly before the Iraq War, he immigrated to Chicago, where his journey from immigrant to U.S. Marine helped shape the grounded, intelligent presence he brings to every role.

This week on P'al Pueblo we celebrate International Workers Day 2026, giving you an extra reason to enjoy your weekend.

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews SFCC President Becky Rowley.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with James Esqueda, General Manager and Lea Quale, Marketing Director, of La Montañita Food Coop about the opening of the new Avanyu Plaza store in Albuquerque amongst other topics.

Michelle Stizza is an Assistant Professor and Family and Consumer Science (FCS) Agent at NMSU Santa Fe Cooperative Extension. As an FCS Agent, she provides programs on Food and Nutrition, Health and Wellness, and Financial Health and Wellness. She believes in creating programs that can help transform lives and create strong, healthy, and vibrant communities.

Tom Dominguez is the Director of the Santa Fe County Extension Service. He has been with the Santa Fe Extension Service since 2014. Tom is responsible for the organization, development, and teaching of agricultural and community development programs for the citizens of Santa Fe County. Previously he held the same position in Quay and then Otero counties. Tom holds a Master of Agriculture Education and, Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, and Associate of Applied Science Technology from Sul Ross State University where he is an Associate Professor.

Hannah Yetwin grew up in a very musical house in New York, where she was exposed to Jewish traditional music, classic rock, world music, top 40, hip hop, bluegrass, and folk from a very young age. This strong aural foundation set the tone for future musical explorations into house & dance music, jam bands, and Anatolian rock — labels like Sahel Sounds and Habibi Funk among many others. She is a music junkie & crate digger and is thrilled to be able to share her findings with Santa Fe. She has dabbled a bit as a guest DJ on Marfa Public Radio and is thrilled to explore solo hosting at KSFR. Professionally, Hannah has been a farmer and beekeeper, an academic archivist in libraries and art museums, and is now settling into a career pivot to public health policy for the state of New Mexico. Recreationally, she loves hiking, Olympic weightlifting, yoga, and wandering around the deserts of the southwest.

Alexa Bradford is a recent transplant to New Mexico from Texas and a new Master Gardener. She brings a fresh eye and great enthusiasm to her producing and interviewing roles in the Garden Journal. In addition, Alexa produces and hosts a podcast Jubilation: From Work Life to the Rest of Your Life.

I love radio! I’ve been a devoted radio listener since I was 8 and my father and I built a crystal radio for my bedroom back in Chicago. It had a twenty-foot antenna stretched up the walls and across the ceiling, and it rocked…