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Explora el poder y su abuso, probablemente desde una perspectiva social y comunitaria. El tema invita a examinar quién tiene poder, cómo se ejerce y qué ocurre cuando se utiliza de manera injusta o perjudicial.

Episodio dedicado al concepto de cuidarnos como comunidad. Por el título, el enfoque está en el bienestar colectivo, el apoyo mutuo y la importancia de crear redes comunitarias que permitan a las personas cuidarse unas a otras. KSFR registra el episodio con una duración de 27:10.

El Agua Es Vida at the Lensic

Reflexiona sobre liderazgo local y poder personal: cómo las personas pueden reconocer su propia capacidad para participar, organizarse y ejercer influencia en su comunidad, en lugar de pensar que el poder pertenece únicamente a las instituciones o autoridades.

El episodio se centra en la resistencia desde lo local, es decir, la capacidad de las comunidades para organizarse, defender sus intereses y responder colectivamente ante problemas o estructuras que consideran injustas. KSFR lo publicó el 30 de enero de 2026.

Now in its thirty-third year, New Mexico Book Association supports and brings together, “Dedicated people whose lives and livelihoods involve producing books and providing them to the public.” If you’re an avid reader that means you! If you’re a published author or simply enjoy writing with a dream to be published one day, that means you! Designers, publishers, and booksellers highly value the services and professional and personal connections that NMBA offer. So, you’ll enjoy listening to NMBA President, Anna Sochocky today with news of their Annual Summer Gala that this year celebrates with special guest US Poet Laureate, Arthur Sze. The Gala takes place on Friday, August, 28 beginning at 5:30, hosted at Las Campanas Clubhouse with delicious “heavy” hors d’oeuvres catered by their master chefs amid restful music from renowned cellist Chase Morrison, as awards and accolades are handed out All the details at nmbookassociation.org

With the 2026 midterm elections less than three months away, control of Congress is at stake, but so are larger questions about presidential power, the role of Congress, and Americans’ declining trust in their political institutions.Tonight’s discussion centers on the Common Sense Coalition’s recently published report, Betrayed: America Didn’t Vote for This, which was written and edited by a group of Republican and Democratic experts who describe their work as a “damage assessment” of the first 16 months of Trump 2.0.During the conversation, John Lawrence and Ira Shapiro examine how the Trump administration has taken actions they argue go far beyond what was promised during the 2024 campaign.

Learning doesn't stop when we leave the classroom. On this episode of Community Matters, host Sandra Session-Robertson sits down with Dave Warren of the El Rito Public Library to explore how rural libraries support lifelong learning, preserve northern New Mexico's cultural heritage, and serve as vital community hubs. Together, they discuss the importance of investing in these trusted institutions and the role they play in expanding educational opportunities for people of all ages.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Tim Vos, managing director and agroecology specialist, with the Southwest Grain Collaborative about their work with farmers across the region to select and develop diverse, drought-tolerant, regionally adapted, locally grown and certified organic cover, forage and food crop seed.