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Host Mark Perry interviews April Cleveland, director of the Exodus Ensemble

Jannine shares tips and techniques for backyard vegetable gardening and a to-do list for August. Follow Jannine at https://giantveggiegardener.com/

Today, a delightful and fun chat with author and playwright Rosemary Zibart and director Nick Stofocik ahead of their long-awaited production City Mice. How does a playwright find a director and actors who can turn her long-nurtured seed idea and carefully-crafted script into a play ready for the audience and critics? What happened when Rosemary handed over City Mice to Nick? The answer may surprise you. We also clarify the reasons why Hollywood screenwriters and SAG actors are striking, and again that answer may not be what you think. City Mice will be playing at Teatro Paraguas in Santa Fe for two weekends, August 3–5 and 10–12 at 7:30 with matinees on Sundays, August 6 and 13 at 2:00. city-mice.ticketleap.com

Today's panelists: Steve Terrell, David Markun, and Kay CrouchTopics: Will Mr. Trump be the first President to serve while wearing an electronic tracking device? Will the American public ever find out what really has happened with the Bidens and why they get treated so deferentially by federal prosecutors? Will the economy improve enough between now and Election Day so that it catches up with the President’s rosy Bidenomics rhetoric or will James Carvill’s maxim (It’s the economy, stupid) take down a second Biden term? What will it take to make The Forum the most discussed political program in Santa Fe in the run-up to the 2024 national election?

Nativescape welcomes Kenneth Williams, the Director of the world-famous Case Trading Post at the Wheelwright and a contemporary beadwork artist.

On today’s program, we are talking about food sovereignty global corporate food systems with Indra Shekhar Singh, an independent agri-policy analyst from India and who is visiting the US on a lecture tour to raise awareness of the farmers’ revolution in India and global agrarian movements.

Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Pam Roy, Director, of Farm to Table and Coordinator of the New Mexico Food and Agriculture Policy Council about food and farming issues facing the 2023 NM legislative session.

A mouth-watering treat for listeners today with three-time James Beard award-winning culinary writer Anya von Bremzen with her new book, National Dish: Around The World in Search of Food, History and The Meaning of Home. Part geography, part history and an exploration of deep cultural roots, we begin in Paris with the classic home-cooked dish, pot au feu, and travel with Anya onto Naples, Italy, to taste pizza unlike any you’ve tasted before. In a few minutes we’re in Seville, Spain relaxing with friends over tapas and onto Oaxaca, Mexico where the secrets of mole are passed down through generations There we learn of the 3,000 year old fight to keep corn, masa, safe from the wheat barons. Our final moments are spent in war-torn Ukraine the home of borsch, or is it Russia who claims to have created the delicious beetroot soup? National Dish is published by Penguin.

Divya Shiv, Research and Policy Analyst with NM Voices for Children, discusses new report "Addressing Climate Change to Improve Children's Health in Mexico."

with Joey Wilson