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Sangre de Cristo apartment fire victims and Chainbreaker organizer Yetzali Reyna Aguilar discuss need for evection prevention funding and protections in Santa Fe.

This week on Living on the Edge, Xubi brings on Evelyn Herrera to talk about the recent supreme court decision on birthright citizenship.

Lissette Nichols is half Dominican, half Panamanian, 1st generation American Actress. She is the owner and proud coach of NM Actor's Film Studio for the youth in the NM market. She graduated from New Mexico State University with a Theatre Arts Degree with an Acting emphasis for Stage acting. From there, she went on to receive her second degree in Elementary Education while she continued to inspire children to bring out their special gifts in performing arts. For years, while growing her family, she wrote, produced, directed, and choreographed children's Christmas musicals. She built an amazing production team using volunteers, had the privilege to work hand in hand with 80+ kids, and directed more than 500+ children during the holiday seasons. She is a proud mama of 3 and continues to live out her passion in the film industry in multiple markets. Her passion is to empower others to live out their dreams at any stage of life with hard work, determination, and commitment! Her latest venture is New Mexico Film Actor's Studio, where she offers classes specifically designed for children, teens and adults, visit www.nmfilmactors.com or email nmfilmactors@gmail.com for more information

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Dr. Saeid Salmasi with NMSU's Sustainable Agriculture Science Center about a new crop for farmers in New Mexico, the growing of the spice saffron.

Today, we celebrate the 40th Anniversary edition of Santa Fe on Foot: Walking America’s Favorite City with locally-beloved author, Elaine Pinkerton Coleman.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Jannine Cabossel, the “Tomato Lady”, as she discusses important tasks in the vegetable garden in July, and of course, tomatoes!https://giantveggiegardener.com/

Andrea Abedi, the original founder of The Kitchen Table Santa Fe, talks about the inspiring community space where food entrepreneurs, food artisans, caterers, private chefs, farmers, food truck owners and others can innovate and collaborate to create their products and grow their businesses.

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Mark Cross, Santa Fe author and historian.

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Elizabeth Young, Director of Education and Community Engagement with the Santa Fe Symphony.

Celebrated ethnobotanist, biodiversity pioneer and MacArthur “Genius Grant” Fellow, Gary Paul Nabhan joins me today with his life’s work of epic tales, Water in The Desert: A Pilgrimage.