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How long can you keep a secret and what happens when the secret is accidentally revealed? Award-winning author Carlyn Montes De Oca joins me with her new book, Junkyard Girl: A Memoir of Ancestry, Family Secrets and Second Chances.

A mysteriously delicious tale set in Venice in the early 18th Century invites you to step aside from your busy, modern life and listen to award-winning author Julia Fine.

Lark Ascending: Magic, Mystery and Mayhem in A Spiritual Community is a perfect description of poet and playwright Meleth Delia Batteau’s delightful coming-of-age story set in the early days of the famous Findhorn Community in Northern Scotland.

This week Carly speaks with Dr. Helen Clarke Molanphy, political science professor emeritus at Richland College in Dallas, Texas.

An exciting and fun preview of the Young Writers and Readers Community Program to take place on May 20th and 21st at the Santa Fe international Literary Festival at our downtown Convention Center on Marcy St. I’m joined by Program Curator, Raashan Ahmad and Collected Works Events Producer, Cecile Lipworth who invite you and your children to this special and free Community Program. From morning Children’s Story Hour for preschoolers with special guests including our own legendary storyteller Joe Hayes to lunchtime poetry slams and workshops, panels and readings throughout each day with celebrated authors, listen to learn details. Grab a pen as you listen or go to sfinternationallitfest.org for full details.

A delightful interview with two of the poets who make up An Orchard Quartet named after the lovely La Cieneguita orchard where they first came together.

Glenn Aparicio Parry is a thoughtful and articulate voice with a strong interest in culture, ideas, and meaningful conversation. With a measured and insightful approach, Glenn brings clarity and depth to discussions, offering perspectives shaped by curiosity, reflection, and a commitment to understanding the spaces in between established viewpoints. His contributions emphasize nuance, open dialogue, and careful consideration of complex topics.

Adrienne Smith, Executive Director of the NM Caregivers Coalition, discusses challenges caregivers face in and legislation supporting the field in NM

For a growing number of Americans, the question is no longer ‘Should I leave?’ but ‘Why stay?’”Americans are increasingly not just thinking about leaving the United States permanently—they’re doing it. As our guests explain, the reasons vary widely, from concerns about gun violence and the rising cost of living to access to affordable healthcare.In a recent New York Times column, Jessica Grose cited a Gallup survey finding that 40 percent of American women ages 15 to 45 say they would like to move abroad.On this episode, we’re joined by two women who have already made that choice. Gail Warrior, who moved to Panama five years ago, now advises and assists global clients as they navigate the decision to relocate and the logistics of doing so. Kirsten Weissert, who recently moved to Thailand with her two young children, discusses what drove her decision, how she broke the news to family and friends, and how she continues to run her physical training business while working across a 14-hour time difference.

A wonderful interview with bestselling mystery author Anne Hillerman prior to receiving another award, this time the Richard Harris Award on behalf of her father, legendary author Tony Hillerman. Listen for an especially personal moment when Anne answers the question about whether her Dad knew she would continue his Navajo detective series after his passing. The Richard Harris Award is given by the prestigious New Mexico Book Association who’s president, Anna Sochocky, also joins me to talk about the award, how the Association supports authors and the publishing industry, and the lovely Winter Fiesta which takes place on Thursday, February 12th, 5:30 at Las Campanas Clubhouse.