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Dalia Medina-Bustillos, Executive Director of Encuentro, discusses the importance of community-based workforce development programs for immigrant workers in NM

07/13/2024 SFEMG EditionJoin host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Tannis Fox of the Western Environmental Law Center, Sarah Knopp of Amigos Bravos, and retired hydrogeologist Dale Doreumus of Rio Grande chapter of the Sierra Club, as they discuss the New Mexico Environment Department’s Water Protection Division regulatory proposal that could result in the discharge and use of treated fracking wastewater, also referred to as “produced water”.Visit www.amigosbarvos.com & www.riograndesieraclub.com

Steve Cary, the New Mexico "Butterfly Guy"Hear a conversation with Steve Cary, local butterfly expert and author of "Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico", to learn about butterfly diversity in our state and how to support these brilliant insects in our gardens and beyond.Links: Butterflies of New Mexico online guide

Mark reflects on how the beautiful and insightful movie “Arrival” artfully invites us to recognize principles, pitfalls and possibilities for next level consciousness and connectedness in humanity

Max Bell Alper, Executive Director of North Bay Jobs with Justice, discusses community-based workforce training programs in climate change, mitigation and adaptation in northern California

Mark invites us into exploring how the themes about the possibilities of transforming human evolution in Rebecca Costa’s groundbreaking book, ‘The Watchman’s Rattle’, are reflected in the principles of facilitating personal and organizational transformation.

Somos Un Pueblo Unido hosts a roundtable discussion in Carlsbad with Adult Education & Workforce Development representatives from Southeast NM College and Congressman Gabe Vasquez.

Drawing from her roles as a creative collective facilitator and podcast host, LiLi joins mark to delve into how open, playfully curious inquiry and intentional experimentation with the creative “field” naturally uplifts human relationship through this essential connective tissue.

Drew Lopez is from a small town; Las Cruces, New Mexico. Him and his family moved around a lot as a child but eventually they found their way back to Las Cruces. Drew enjoys being out doors and playing sports. He picked these hobbies because of the competition and for a split second his mind is silent. He started boxing as a kid and been training for the last 16 years. He is now a certified boxer, boxing coach, and personal trainer. Just recently, Drew started helping out at the local church as a youth pastor to give back to the community, help out future generations, and spread Gods word. Drew started acting in 2022 in Phoenix, Arizona. In a couple years time, he worked on projects featured on Disney, HBO, and Amazon. He has also directed, wrote, stunt coordinated and produced various films. Drew Lopez is a hard working actor, enjoys new challenges and is always looking for new goals