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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?

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

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.

Mason Graham, Policy Director, and Cesar Marquez, Organizer, of Common Cause NM discuss the threats to election integrity in NM and how to become involved in their Election Protection program.

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.

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.

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

The Importance of Now

Sebastian Mallaby, senior fellow for global economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins Jim Falk for a conversation about his recent New York Times bestseller, The Infinity Machine, and the extraordinary race to develop artificial intelligence.Mallaby takes us inside the world of one of the most important AI pioneers, Demis Hassabis, whose ambition to build machines capable of human-level intelligence helped transform what once seemed like science fiction into one of the defining technological revolutions of our time.Their conversation explores the promise and risks of increasingly powerful AI, the intense competition among companies and nations, and whether the world can develop safeguards, including some form of AI nonproliferation, before the technology moves beyond our ability to control it.

A return visit by beloved award-winning Santa Fe poet and long-time teacher of poetry, Barbara Rockman.