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Hannah Yetwin grew up in a very musical house in New York, where she was exposed to Jewish traditional music, classic rock, world music, top 40, hip hop, bluegrass, and folk from a very young age. This strong aural foundation set the tone for future musical explorations into house & dance music, jam bands, and Anatolian rock — labels like Sahel Sounds and Habibi Funk among many others. She is a music junkie & crate digger and is thrilled to be able to share her findings with Santa Fe. She has dabbled a bit as a guest DJ on Marfa Public Radio and is thrilled to explore solo hosting at KSFR. Professionally, Hannah has been a farmer and beekeeper, an academic archivist in libraries and art museums, and is now settling into a career pivot to public health policy for the state of New Mexico. Recreationally, she loves hiking, Olympic weightlifting, yoga, and wandering around the deserts of the southwest.

Andy was born and raised close enough to Syracuse, NY to count. He grew up listening to public radio, falling in love with audio storytelling in all of its flavors and varieties (mostly because he could still engage with it while still playing video games).

DJ Cher Luv, Cheryl Casden, was born and raised in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, IL. She received her BFA from Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design in Wisconsin and Bezalel School of Art & Design in Jerusualem, Israel. She moved from Chicago to Santa Fe, NM in 2017. She currently works for Lensic 360, teaches a monthly painting class - Paint, Sip, Chill, is a certified Plant-Based Private Chef & Caterer and lives just outside Santa Fe with her husband, Cory. She will be teaching Continuing Education Art Classes at SFCC, starting Summer 2024.

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Nazneen Akhtar Rahim is a British American actor, producer and entertainment journalist. Originally from London, she studied Law at the University of Westminster and then worked in humanitarian assistance. She hosts the radio show Cinema Scope KSFR on Santa Fe Public Radio KSFR.org and was a writer for New Mexico Film News, focusing on the local independent movie scene.

How did you happen to join the KSFR family?

Glenn Falacienski is a library technician at Santa Fe Community College. She is originally from Denver and holds a BA in English from Colorado College.

Patrick Davis is an Intercollegiate Press Association Award winning journalist and audio producer. He has previously reported for NPR, Religion News Service, Texas Standard and Austin Free Press. Davis has done podcast field production for PRX and Stak.

Rob Hochschild first reported news for WCIB (Falmouth, MA) and WKVA (Lewistown, PA). He later worked for three public radio stations in Boston before joining KSFR as news reporter.

Producer/Host Dan Pavlis is a lifelong music fan who has worked professionally and semi-professionally as a drummer throughout his adult life. He knows how to craft a show that is insightful and interesting.