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Mark is joined by Jemez Pueblo artist Kathleen Wall to explore the connective tissue of her matrilineal tradition with clay and creative expression of indigenous culture.

Tom Dominguez and Michelle Stizza of the Santa Fe County Extension Office will update listeners on what’s new and upcoming events.

Joey, Chief Training Officer of Thrive Global, joins Mark to share leading edge viewpoints and practices about the culture of higher level organizations.

Indigenous Foundation host Tara Gatewood interviews Gary Farmer, Juliana Brown Eyes, Katherine Paul "KP" (Black Belt Eagle Scout) and Amanda Erickson (Film maker, director) at the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Santa Fe, August 19, 2023

Host Alexa Bradford talks with Jannine Cabossel, “The Tomato Lady,” about what to do in your vegetable garden in September. See Jannine’s blog at https://giantveggiegardener.com

Christine Neuman-Ortiz, Executive Director of Wisconson-based Voces de la Frontera, discusses voter engagement of growing Latino immigrant community in swing states.

Today's guests: Pam Hyde, Dr. Mary Hasbah Russel, and Eric Davis.Today's topic: Mental health

Nick and Trevor Marcotte have made movies since they were kids — with their first serious effort being the 2012 short western, 'The Weight'. They're currently developing a retro vampire film called 'Sunset'. Their short proof of concept, 'A Scene from Sunset', will premiere at AFMX in Albuquerque this fall. 'Sunset' is a love letter to 80s vampire films (think The Lost Boys and Fright Night) and is about the dangers we face in growing up. It's a coming-of-age horror/comedy that's dipped in green chile, as the film is set in New Mexico. The project will be written and directed by the Marcotte Brothers. Nick Marcotte is a writer and producer. He's written the screenplays for 'The Weight' and 'A Scene from Sunset', and recently acted in short films 'Never' and 'Daredevil: Scales of Justice'.Trevor Marcotte is a director and producer. He directed 'The Weight', 'A Scene from Sunset', and works as a camera operator for unscripted television. He's also shadowed Academy Award-winning director Cameron Crowe.

Derek Bauder, a native of Yuma, Arizona, USA, began his journey after graduating from Cibola High School.He then enlisted in the United States Coast Guard, dedicating six years to conducting Helicopter Search and Rescue missions out of California.Following his honorable discharge in 2020, Bauder transitioned into the world of entertainment, establishing himself as an American Director, Writer, Actor, Producer, and Social Media Influencer.Bauder has showcased his versatility and dedication through various roles in film productions, including 'Pollo Loco' (2023), which received critical acclaim and recognition, along with many awards. Additionally, his notable contributions can be seen in other works such as 'G FUEL Man to the Rescue' (2023) and 'For the Music' (2022).In addition to his work on screen, Bauder has made a significant impact on social media platforms, captivating audiences with his engaging content under the pseudonym 'DannyDorito23.'From his six years of military service to his current endeavors in entertainment and digital media, Derek Bauder's journey embodies resilience, creativity, and a genuine passion for storytelling that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with longtime Santa Fe Farmers' Market vendor Matt Romero of Romero Farms, about current farming challenges, growing and roasting chile peppers, selling produce to farmers' markets and restaurants and much more!