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Bob Spearing graduated from Fordham University with a B.A. in Communications with Journalism, Advertising, Propaganda, Public Opinion and Film Production as major concentrations. Bob retired from the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey after 34 years. His many duties included being an FRA licensed Rail Traffic Controller and Locomotive Engineer. While in management he was a Safety Investigator, Contract Administrator, prepared multi-million-dollar budgets, managed public relations and curated historical railroad exhibitions at a major regional transportation hub in Jersey City.

This week on Nuestra America, Marcela interviews Laurie Weahkee, founding member of SAGE Council & Native American Voting Alliance shares the struggles and hopes of community organizing in New Mexico.

In this episode of The Forum, hosts Jim Falk and Peter Smith explore the growing erosion of trust and its impact on personal relationships, communities, and some of America’s most important institutions, including the judiciary and the presidency. Their guests, Dennis Shaw and Yoram Solomon, both military veterans and authors who have written extensively about trust, explain why trust is indispensable in high-stakes environments where confidence in one another can mean the difference between life and death

Acclaimed filmmaker Katrina Parks—whose PBS documentaries include "Route 66: The Untold Story of Women on the Mother Road" and the upcoming "Atomic Legacy on Route 66"— talks about organizing "The Route 66 Centennial Traveling Exhibit." The event will be in Santa Fe August 28 through Sunday August 30 at the New Mexico History Museum

An inspiring interview with author, filmmaker, philanthropist and advocate for women’s empowerment, Deborah Santana. Her memoir, Loving The Fire: Choosing Me, Finding Freedom details the challenging path she took to find her soul’s purpose and true identity during her 34-year marriage and especially after divorcing her famous husband, musician Carlos Santana. Far from being a celebrity “tell all” book, Loving The Fire is a book about family and “tells all” about Deborah’s own fears and resilience. Join her in conversation with our own Mirabai Starr at The Ark Bookstore on Friday, August 14 at 6:00 pm. deborahsantana.com

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Johnathan McCullough, Opera Program Director at the National Youth Opera Academy.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with the farmers on their 2026 Farm Tour - Patricia Pantano and Greg Nussbaum of Camino de Paz Farm and School. We'll hear about the tour offerings which will include goats and cows, fresh veggies and herbs, and bread baking and cheesemaking along with plenty of tastings!

This week, Dan interviews David Marler, Executive Director of the National UFO Historical Records Center in Rio Rancho, NM, and Barry Roth, Curator and Historian for the Center.

Featuring an Interview with Student Financial Aid Expert Mark Kantrowitz

A joy to be joined today by Erica Elliott, MD, with the third part of her memoir, From Doctor to Healer: The Mountain Lion’s Gift. Fifty years after a Navajo elder’s prophecy that, “…if she survived life-threatening obstacles” she would have “powerful medicine to bring to the people” Dr. Elliott recalls facing some of the most challenging health issues, physical and neurological, which helped to transform her own practice from a mainstream doctor to a true healer and “medical detective.” We touch on everything from environmental medicine to a devastating shattered leg repaired with a toxic metal, to rare brain surgery. Dr. Erica Elliott will be at Collected Works special event Gathering Voices: Stories of Healing at 4:30 on Sunday, November 23rd. www.ericaelliottmd.com