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A fascinating conversation with former US Ambassador Mark Asquino in the KSFR studio with his exciting memoir, Spanish Connections: My Diplomatic Journey from Venezuela to Equatorial Guinea. (Click for more.)

This week we talk with Rosa Isela Cervantes Director from El Centro de La Raza and Rodolfo Becerril and Daniel Torres Chaparro Student Success Specialist about the types of services they offer Latino students at UNM.

Come to the theater tonight for 23 fascinating, honest and deeply moving minutes with Christine Barker, former celebrated dancer on Broadway with A Chorus Line. On stage she was The Third Girl From The Left the title of her intimate memoir. What did it take to make it as a dancer from Santa Fe to Broadway in the 1970’s and how did she summon the grit and guts it took to stay the course ? Keep listening as the author’s dazzling life, and the lives of her extensive Broadway theater family unravels as the AIDS epidemic begins to sink its painful, unrelenting claws into New York City’s most creative and courageous. Among them, one of the first, her very own beloved brother, Laughlin. This is a book I personally could not put down, written by a woman who was told back then that she shouldn’t speak the truth, and who finally, only now, can do so. Third Girl from The Left by Christine Barker. www.christinebarkerwriter.com

Monica Ault, NM State Director of Fines & Fees Justice Center, discusses upcoming changes to driver's license suspension rules and fee elimination for New Mexicans struggling to pay court costs and fines.

Today's Topics include face masks, taxes, and R.F.K. Jr.

This week Paul interviews Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard.

Santa Fe Master Gardener, Alexa Bradford, hosts Wendy Wilson and Tom Dominguez. (Click for more.)

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

Gabriela Vasquez, Outreach Educator with Enlace Comunitario, discusses services and violence prevention efforts in central New Mexico