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Nativescape welcomes, Black Horse Lowe is a Navajo filmmaker, whose non-traditional films focus on stories through a Native lens.

We speak with Gladys Resendis, Alma Hernandez and Dayana Maldonado from Somos Acción about the legislative session and their wins, challenges and next steps towards creating workforce and economic development opportunities in their communities.

Kate Noble, President/CEO of Growing Up New Mexico, discusses new opportunities for childcare providers and working families in Santa Fe.

Join us as we hear from 2 young farmers/growers as they explore the intersectional nature of farming from a social justice lens.

This week Paul speaks with Robert Jenson, co-author of An Inconvenient Apocalypse.

Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg, Slow Food Santa Fe, interview Adan Manuel (Manny) Encinias, the new Executive Director of the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute.

The novelist and memoirist Dana Killion talks with Dr. Melanie Harth about her very personal book “Where the Shadows Dance: He Got Sober, I Got Broken.” Topics include personal transformation, happiness, and emotional well-being.