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Today's panelists: Halley Faust, David Markun, and John Dobson.Today's topics: Chinese balloon flies over The United States, Does the media play a role in how crime is perceived in America, and New Iranian drone Factory.

Richard Petty, ILRU Co-DirectorSandra Breitengross Bitter, ILRU Director of TrainingFor a transcript of this program, click here

Cecile Lipsworth, a local activist and founder of Ripple Effect.

Today's panelists: David Markun, David Pollak, and Steve Terrell.Today's Topics: What are the prospects of reviving consensus-building as means of setting policy direction in the United States and what has to be done to achieve it? Is Chicago savable and are there any lessons that other progressive mayors and politicians should take from Ms. Lightfoot’s defeat? Who should make the decision and what criteria should be applied about what books will be paid for by taxpayer money?

Host Alexa Bradford talks with Master Gardener Seed Stewards Susie Sonflieth and Donna Wynant about the benefits and joys of seed saving and the Santa Fe Seed Library...

Donald Davenport

“When Cows Wore Shoes” takes us back in time to mid-century rural Spain where Elizabeth Rose and her young family spent eleven idyllic summers untouched by modern conveniences. Wanting her sons to experience a culture different from their well-ordered English life Elizabeth and her then partner found their way to the tiny mountain village of Ruesga, where the boys could “run feral, roam the unseen worlds of their imagination.” Filled with characters they came to love and who welcomed them back each summer, we learn about farming practices where working cows wore shoes to protect their feet from the rocky ground, and dine with the family on scavenged roots and herbs, fresh meat from animals they personally knew, and vegetables picked seconds earlier. A treasure of a memoir from a gifted writer who later discovered the wilds of New Mexico. “When Cows Wore Shoes” by E.P. Rose www.galisteoliz.com Elizabeth will be reading at Travel Bug, 839 Paseo de Peralta, at 5:00 pm on Saturday, April 8th.