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Guest Alan Holdsworth, AKA Johnny Crescendo, poet, composer, performer, disability rights activist joins Bob to discuss inclusive education and his new project with Netflix.

Angela Guzmán rom CAFé and Jennifer Medrano from Semilla Project talk about Constitutional Amendment # 4 and their grassroots work to inform communities.

Guests: George Powers, Alexia Smalling, and Megan Gillespie discuss topics related to the initiatives of the ILRU (Independent Living Research Utilization), including Accessibility in Gaming, TeleHealth Survey, and Mentoring Project.

En este episodio platicamos con Cinthia acerca del trabajo tan importante que hace Contigo Immigrant Justice, la misma organización que antes llevaba el nombre de Santa Fe Dreamers Project. Nombre nuevo, con la misma misión de apoyar y proteger a nuestra comunidad inmigrante de Santa Fe.

Nativescape welcomes Jhane Myers (Comanche Nation) who is the Producer of 20th Century Studios new movie, Prey which is the latest entry in the Predator franchise, the fifth installment and prequel to the first four films. This film started streaming in August as a Hulu Original in the United States. Prey is an American science fiction action horror set in the Northern Great Plains in North America in 1719.Jhane Myers is also an acclaimed artist, arts administrator, and filmmaker. She established herself as a vital cultural and community resource for Native-content projects produced which over the years have included: 1883 (Paramount); Wind River (Weinstein Co.); The Lone Ranger (Disney/Jerry Bruckheimer Films); and Apocalypto (Icon Ent./Touchstone). She was a Sundance Native American and Indigenous Program Fellow through her work on the 2019 project “Words from a Bear,” a documentary on the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning Kiowa author N. Scott Momaday on PBS’ American Masters. In 2018 she was as Time Warner Storyteller Fellow and served as Executive Producer on the opera “Sweet Land 2020,” which the Music Critics Association of North America cited best new opera award of 2021. She was an Associate Producer on the documentary film “LaDonna Harris Indian 101,” about acclaimed Comanche activist LaDonna Harris, which aired on PBS in 2014.

Guest: Stephen Gold is a nationally renowned disability rights attorney and has spent a third of a century fighting alongside people with mental and physical disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act Legacy Project called him “the foremost attorney in the disability rights movement."

Todat Xubi is joined by Lee Zlotoff, President for the Clean Energy Coalition of Santa Fe County, and John Buchser, Northern New Mexico Group Chair of the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter, to discuss the AES Rancho Viejo Solar Project.

On this episode of Community Matters, we welcome Ona Johnson to discuss Dollars4Schools, an initiative of the Santa Fe Community Foundation that is making a meaningful difference in local classrooms. Ona shares how the program connects public and charter school educators in Santa Fe with the resources they need to bring creative projects to life and meet essential student needs, ensuring teachers can focus on what matters most — their students.

Join Host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Master Gardener project leaders Anne Rivas and Linda Hinckley tolearn about the Santa Fe Compost Action Team (SCAT), the Master Composter Volunteer Training Course, and the joys of recycling waste and improving garden soil in Santa Fe.

Heather McClure of the New Mexico History Museum's Fray Angélico Chávez Library talks about the life and legacy of Edgar Lee Hewitt, after overseeing a massive, multi-year project digitizing tens of thousands of Hewitt's papers and photographs so they're accessible online to the public.