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  • JoJo Sena de Tarnoff talks about directing the musical comedy "Cuentos" as the inaugural production of The Teatro Paraguas Teen Ensemble, and about the joys of her longtime work with children's theater.
  • Slow Food Santa Fe’s Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute’s Program Development Director David Sundberg about the Tianguis Movil, the mobile food market now in its third year. The mobile market is making fresh locally grown food available to a broader spectrum of Santa Fe.
  • María Cristina López, Founder of Somos Un Pueblo Unido, discusses origins of Somos and the NM immigrant's rights movement.
  • Dave chats with an old friend about Jazz and more.
  • Bird chats with Bruce Berlin who authored "Breaking Big Money's Grip on America" and "From Camden to Katmandu"
  • Bert Dalton stops by to promote his upcoming release and play some songs from his earlier works.
  • Drummer Paul Pearcy visits the Roadside Distraction
  • Helga interviews Anat Cohen prior to her Santa Fe performance.
  • Project Jupiter, the massive data center under construction in southern New Mexico’s Doña Ana County, is becoming a flashpoint in the national debate over artificial intelligence infrastructure. At issue: water use, energy demand, and whether the promised economic benefits truly materialize for local communities.Opposition to large-scale data centers is growing, cutting across political lines. A recent poll by Quinnipiac University found that 65% of Americans oppose data centers being built in their own communities.This program begins with an interview recorded on April 30 with two attorneys from the New Mexico Environmental Law Center, who are leading legal challenges to Project Jupiter. We then hear from energy journalist Robert Bryce, whose recent short documentary, The Data Center Backlash, examines the real-world impact of a large facility built near a residential neighborhood outside Austin, Texas.The program concludes with insights from Kirk Teske, recently retired executive vice president at the global architecture firm HKS. Teske outlines practical approaches to building data centers more responsibly: reducing water consumption, lowering power demands, and addressing the concerns of the communities they affect.
  • This week on Business Bytes, Mish and Jim talk with Michelle Stizza, a County Program Director, Family and Consumer Science (FCS) Agent, and NMSU Assistant Professor, to talk about Santa Fe County Extension and financial literacy.
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