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

Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Jesse Roach, to discuss his “What’s Up With Water” report on Santa Fe’s water resources, the status of Two Mile Pond, and upcoming projects. See the slide presentation at: https://santafenm.gov/2023_Whats_Up_With_Water_27April2023.pdf

Host Alexa Bradford talks with Avra Leodas, Project Lead for the annual Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners Garden Fair, and Jannine Cabossel, “The Tomato Lady,”. Topics include an introduction to the May 11 Garden Fair and what to do (and what not to do) in your vegetable garden in May.https://www.sfemg.org/garden-fair

Michael Vincent Berry is a Texas-born actor most known for his work on American Tragedies WACO: The Trials, Law and Order SVU, Better Call Saul and THEM. Other notable projects include the multi-award winning LGBT film: Innocent Boy, DIG, Last of the Grads and Crude Massacre. Michael splits time between ABQ and Austin, where he resides with his husband Adam and his 3 adopted Deaf children: Zenaida, Juan and Mario. Michael is Managed by Susan Ferris at Bohemia Group and Represented by Lilly Bankston at Bankston Talent.

Guest: Kirk Adams, Executive Director of the Healthcare Education Project, which advocates on behalf of Medicaid, the ACA and healthcare funding in general all over the country.

The Warm Season: Feature film premiering at the Santa Fe Film Festival. Interview is with guests Carie Kawa (lead actress), Sarah Brandes (Director of Photography) and Julie Crosby (producer). It is a sci-fi comedy film set in New Mexico, follow @thewarmseasonfilm on social media.Native American Actor Loren Anthony and Santa Fe Film Festival director Mike Galaxy. Loren Anthony is known for Dexter: New Blood and Red Dead Redemption II, he is working on a project with fellow actor Ryan Begay to elevate Native American voices in New Mexico entertainment.

A treat for me to unwind with poet and writing teacher, Miriam Sagan, stopping by the KSFR studios with her inspiring collection, Thanks for Stopping By. Always breaking new ground and breaking the rules, this time Miriam’s poems are untitled, adding an unexpected potency and triggering an unconscious sense of immediacy. Miriam discusses her sojourns as writer-in-residence in Japan a few years ago, as well as alone in four of our vast National Parks. Also, we take a peak into a new project she’s creating with her daughter Isabel. Look for Thanks for Stopping By at any of our treasured local bookstores.

Gary Mazeffa is a filmmaker and the founder of Q2 Films. He is the writer and director of Asherah: A Love Odyssey, a mythic cinematic experience exploring love, consciousness, and humanity’s role in shaping its own future.Blending Western and Eastern traditions, his work focuses on experiential storytelling—inviting audiences into stories that are felt as much as they are understood. Asherah marks the beginning of an expanding narrative universe, with future chapters already in development.Mazeffa is currently based in Florida and is spending time in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on a creative sabbatical—developing the next phase of the Asherah project while exploring locations and building new creative relationships.

Host Kaitlin Haase talks about fireflies with Anna Walker, species survival officer for invertebrates with the New Mexico BioPark Society. Learn about the difference between glow worms and fireflies, where fireflies exist in New Mexico, and how you can get involved in firefly conservation.Report Sightings and Sign up for Surveys with the Firefly AtlasGuide to Southwest FirefliesWestern Firefly Project: A Community Science InitiativeFirefly Friendly Lighting Practices