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Lisa Zambetti is a casting director, known for the long-running crime drama series Criminal Minds as well as independent films and video game casting.

For years, many scientists believed that after our mid-20s, the brain could only decline. Today, neuroscience tells a very different story.In this episode of The Forum, two neuroscientists from the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas explain how the brain can continue to grow and adapt throughout our lives.

Award-winning filmmaker John Grabowsky talks about his films about New Mexico, National Parks, Alaska, and other places of wilderness. They have aired on PBS and at film festivals around the world.

Karen Gaines, coordinator of the Share With Wildlife program at the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, joins host Kaitlin Haase to talk about the Share with Wildlife program and the research, habitat improvement, education, and wildlife rehabilitation projects it supports. Learn how you can get involved with the Share with Wildlife program and contribute to the conservation of wildlife species diversity in New Mexico.

In this compelling episode of In Between, we welcome Yvonne R. Smith, C.Ht., Certified Hypnotherapist and renowned UFO Abduction Researcher, author, and lecturer.

This week on The Business of Art, Nocona interviews Delmone D. Taylor, a renowned and talented musician and saxophonist holding the title of the most endorsed saxophonist.

Sopapilla Productions is an Albuquerque-based production company that focuses on highlighting and uplifting local businesses, artists, and creatives through film and media. It is led by the dynamic husband and wife duo Keith Allen and Felicia Masias who bring impactful collaboration, creative approaches, and truly local and original media content to Albuquerque. Recently, they have taken on the position of Executive Producers for Comcast Channel 26, Albuquerque’s Local and Original Channel, where they were awarded 'Best Overall Excellence in Public Access" in the Nation. As a result, hundreds of poets, artists, comedians, musicians, filmmakers, and content creators have been given a platform to showcase their work. In 2021, Sopapilla Productions was awarded the Virtual Visionaries grant by the City of Albuquerque. With this opportunity, Keith and Felicia produced and hosted 2 seasons of ‘Enchanted Foods of ABQ’; a food show that featured 18 of Albuquerque’s best restaurants. They were given the opportunity to create a mini-documentary highlighting 20 artists who were awarded the Urban Enhancement Trust Fund. For all of their work in the local film community, they were presented with the New Mexico Film & Television Hall of Fame Rising Star Award and the Emerging Bravos Award from the City of Albuquerque. Sopapilla Productions has been featured on KOB4, KRQE, and the Albuquerque Journal. To find out more, find them on Instagram @SopapillaProduction

This week on Barrier Free Futures, Bob interviews Anastasia Somoza an International Disability Rights Advocate, Consultant, and Speaker.View her website here and her LinkedIn here.For a transcript of this program, visit https://bff.justwork.io/

Last night on The Forum, 84 years after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, we revisited the tense days leading up to that pivotal moment with author Pulitzer Prize winning author/journalist Steve Twomey. His insights into the intelligence failures, missed signals, and human decisions that preceded the attack highlighted the chain of events that ultimately drew the United States into World War II. Twomey’s segment was followed by a conversation with Laureta Huit, director of the New Mexico Military Museum, now maintained by the National Guard. She described how the museum’s collections and programs help visitors understand the sacrifices and heroic actions of New Mexicans who served in battle, preserving their stories through dynamic and engaging exhibitions.

On this episode of CinemaScope, Nazneen sits down with Mona Shaikh to talk about her life as a stand-up comedian, host, actor, and producer.