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Nina Rosenberg first fell in love with northern New Mexico when she visited in the early 1980s and feels incredibly fortunate to currently call Santa Fe home. She is an active board member of Slow Food Santa Fe where she partners with Lissa to organize local chapter activities that promote celebrating and learning about food traditions and issues. A perfect Saturday includes an early morning visit to Santa Fe’s Farmers’ Market and many hours of cooking and baking. Someday she will do more than talk about starting a vegetable and herb garden.

Tom Dominguez is the Director of the Santa Fe County Extension Service. He has been with the Santa Fe Extension Service since 2014. Tom is responsible for the organization, development, and teaching of agricultural and community development programs for the citizens of Santa Fe County. Previously he held the same position in Quay and then Otero counties. Tom holds a Master of Agriculture Education and, Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, and Associate of Applied Science Technology from Sul Ross State University where he is an Associate Professor.

Megan Hall is an award-winning audio journalist. She has spent more than two decades collecting, analyzing and telling stories, as Rhode Island Public Radio’s healthcare reporter, and now as a podcast producer for clients from The Boston Globe to Scientific American. Megan Hall has a bachelor’s degree in urban studies and a master’s degree in public health, both from Brown University. She lives in North Providence with her husband, two daughters and a cranky cat.

It takes a village, it really does… Back in 2015, I was hanging out with a few of the new owners of KNCE, 93.5 FM, True Taos Radio. I shared with them my distress with the endless barrage of seemingly only negative news in the media. I asked them if they could just read a good news story on the air in the mornings, because I knew the stories were out there. Co-owner Rita O’Connell replied, “Why don’t you do it?”

A professional actor for more than a decade, Genevieve also has 13-plus years in PR and marketing. She's conducted market insights research for more than 3,000 “real people,” which is approximately 15,000 hours of studying and trying to understand the human journey.

Bernadette Lauritzen is a volunteer from Los Alamos with a BA in Speech Communications from Idaho State University. She’s been in New Mexico for more than 30 years working at KRSN and KIOT radio. She received a Governor’s Award for Outstanding New Mexico Women in 2011 and a Jimmy Carter Community Service Award in 2021 from a Los Alamos non-profit, for her work running the two senior centers through Covid in 2021.

Justin Clifford Rhody is a DJ, writer, photographer, musician, filmmaker, and curator. He has been organizing art, film and music events since the turn of the century, has performed on heaps of vinyl records and cassettes, and has toured across the United States countless times. Rhody ran Friends & Relatives Records 2000-2016, and has operated the Physical media label since 2020. He also co-founded and operated the warehouse microcinema, No Name Cinema, in Santa Fe 2021-2026. Rhody currently performs and records with experimental free-improv trio K/S/R, the speculative jazz Nordile-Rhody Duo, and postmodern classical ensemble Discretion. www.justincliffordrhody.com + www.physicalbooksandmedia.bandcamp.com

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.

James Werbel is a Professor Emeritus of Management at Iowa State University. He moved to Santa Fe and 2016 to be close to the mountains and outdoor activities. Before moving to NM James was a reporter for KHOI radio in Ames, Iowa doing stories of community interest and live broadcasts with guests.

When he moved to Santa Fe he started working with KSFR radio as a top of the hour news reporter until 2018. After covid, he decided to go back to radio news and focus on stories related to NGOs, the arts,

Pablo Ancona is a DJ and avid vinyl collector who spins an eclectic blend of Jazz, Soul, Disco, Reggae, Latin / Brasilian, classic Hip-Hop, rare groove and all types of Funk in its many forms. Starting out with two turntables and a mixer in High School, it was through Hip-Hop and sample culture that Pablo discovered the records that make up his preferred sound. Over 20 years of experience as a DJ in a variety of occasions and locations. Specializing in all vinyl mixes. He loves to share the records he loves.