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Bob Spearing graduated from Fordham University with a B.A. in Communications with Journalism, Advertising, Propaganda, Public Opinion and Film Production as major concentrations. Bob retired from the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey after 34 years. His many duties included being an FRA licensed Rail Traffic Controller and Locomotive Engineer. While in management he was a Safety Investigator, Contract Administrator, prepared multi-million-dollar budgets, managed public relations and curated historical railroad exhibitions at a major regional transportation hub in Jersey City.Bob joined MUFON in 2014 as a Field Investigator and has previously been overseeing all international investigations in a Directorship role. He currently is on the MUFON Board of Directors and is MUFON’s International Development Director.He led MUFON’s Special Assignment Team for 2 years and has long been involved with our various special projects including the Project Aquarius Digital Library consisting of 2 terabytes of historical info, the Pine Bush, N.Y. UFO Museum opening and the upcoming ANDRUS reporting system which is MUFON’s first database upgrade in 20 years.

Alexa Bradford talks with Carl Beal, Center Manager for the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary, and Master Gardener Project Lead Colleen Madrid, about Santa Fe’s historic bird sanctuary and the unique 20 year Audubon Center / Master Gardener partnership to maintain the Sanctuary’s beautiful native plant gardens designed for birds and other wildlife.https://randalldavey.audubon.org/

Dan Kitrell talks about his Assassins, Spies & the Manhattan Project Walking Tour a two-hour, one-mile tour through the fascinating little-known history of Santa Fe's role in the race to create the atomic bomb.

In the New Year, there will be supermoons, meteor showers and other exciting celestial events.

Ashlee Wolf and Gwen Wion with the Institute for Applied Ecology and the Southwest Seed Partnership join hosts Alexa Bradford and Christine Salem to discuss the program’s efforts to collect and grow out locally sourced native grass and forb seeds for land restoration projects in the Southwest.

Guest: Mark Johnson, Chair of The ADA Legacy Project and Director of Advocacy at Shepherd Center

Karen Gaines, coordinator of the Share With Wildlife program at the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, joins host Kaitlin Haase to talk about the Share with Wildlife program and the research, habitat improvement, education, and wildlife rehabilitation projects it supports. Learn how you can get involved with the Share with Wildlife program and contribute to the conservation of wildlife species diversity in New Mexico.

Host Kaitlin Haase with the Xerces Society speaks with Santa Ana Native Plant Nursery Manager Mike Halverson about producing wholesale pesticide-free native plants for pollinator habitat and restoration projects. Kaitlin and Mike also discuss the Santa Fe Pollinator Trail Habitat Kit Program and share tips about planting species in the kits.

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Peggyjoy Hodgen, Horitculture Director at the Santa Fe Railyard Park Conservancy, and Amanita Thorp, co-founder of HornedLocust GoatScaping. Learn about their organizations, the ongoing joint “Graze Days” project, and hear about plans at the park for Earth Day 2026.https://railyardpark.org/

This week's Forum features Heather Lamboy, Director of the Santa Fe Land Use Department and Daniel Strongwater, a developer and member of the Board of Friends of Architecture, discussing Santa Fe Forward and the city's current project to update and improve our General Plan and Land Use Code.