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Christian Dalton, better known simply as Dalton nowadays in New Mexico, was born in the heart of London, England. His first professional theater job came as a teenager, where he was cast as the dance captain and lead understudy for a pantomime alongside some of the UK's most loved celebrities in the 90's. That was the moment the acting bug took hold. Shortly after, Christian received a full-scholarship to an acting and musical theater college.With family ties to Charlie Chaplin, Christian tested the waters in stage plays, musicals, and murder mysteries across the UK and Australia. In 2007, his curiosity began shifting toward film and screen acting. Having worked as a model in his younger years, cameras and lighting were no strangers to him. But he recognized that screen acting was a completely different animal from live theater.

The Importance of Now

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Scott Harrison and Emily Rankin about Ironweed Productions' presentation of “The Guys”.

This November, New Mexico voters will elect a new lieutenant governor this November. But what exactly should voters expect from the person who holds the state’s second-highest office?On this edition of The Forum, Jim Falk and co-host Peter Smith talk separately with the two candidates for lieutenant governor: Democrat Stephanie Garcia Richard, New Mexico’s Commissioner of Public Lands; and, Republican David Gallegos, a longtime state legislator from southeastern New Mexico.

On this month's edition of Business Bytes, Mish and Jim tackle a big topic to help us answer one of the most important questions right now; What is the state of the economy?

Nelson Medina, Chief Lending & Marketing Director of Guadalupe Credit Union, discusses the challenges and opportunities serving immigrant communities while threats of deportation increase in New Mexico.

This week on Our Santa Fe, Andrew interviews Cathy Collins, the Executive Director of Santa Fe Habitat for Humanity.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Jannine Cabossel, the “Tomato Lady”, as she discusses harvesting our garden bounty, and important tasks in the vegetable garden in September.

This week on Living on the Edge, Xubi interviews 2 organizers from People's Assembly.

Christian Nardi talks about the Collected Works Bookstore Community Book Club, and the titles chosen for its fall meetings.