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Charles Ashley III, President & Founder of Cultivating Coders, discusses vision for STEM education in rural and BIPOC New Mexico communities

Congressman Gabe Vasquez joins essential workers to announce his introduction of the Strengthening Our Workforce Act, a legalization bill for undocumented workers.

Today's panelists: David Markun, Kay Crouch, and Halley Faust.Today's topics: Israel and Hamas, New Santa Fe housing tax.

All You Have to Do is Call sounds like easy advice. But for women in late 1960’s Chicago it is a suggestion filled with deeply conflicted emotions in the days before Roe vs. Wade became law. And again now. Best selling novelist Kerri Maher began researching and writing All You Have To Do Is Call several years before the Supreme Court overthrew Roe vs. Wade last year. She brings to life the voices of women friends grappling with their differing convictions, when one of them founds the Jane Collective to help women find safe and secret care. Brilliantly written historical fiction, profoundly relevant for now, this interview and book brings essential insights. Click here to visit her website.

Asma Easa from American Immigration Council, Liz Camacho from the City of Santa Fe Office of Economic Development, and Zulema Chavero from Somos discuss recently release report on the outsized positive impact of immigrants on Santa Fe's economy

Zach Quintero, the new Executive Director of the National Hispanic Cultural Center, talks about his vision for the organization and upcoming programs and events.

A fascinating insight into writing and researching a historical novel, Leaving Lissadell, with Helen Molanphy, KSFR Board Vice-President. Helen’s Irish roots and admiration of Irish revolutionary Constance Gore-Booth Markiewicz have inspired her for decades and nurtured the creative seeds of Leaving Lissadell. As a Professor Emeritus in Political Science and author of The American Penal System, Helen is well placed to note the injustices faced by Constance and the Irish people leading up to and after the 1916 Easter Rising. Helen also speaks about her search for a publisher for Leaving Lissadell which we sincerely hope will be rewarded soon. Contact Helen Molanphy through KSFR.

A treat for animal lovers today from multi award-winning Junkyard Girl author Carlyn Montes de Oca.

A fascinating insight into the Western United States with historian Betsy Gaines Quammen in her new book True West: Myth and Mending on The Far Side of America. Her extensive travels and conversations with people on all sides of the political spectrum and of all the different cultures that make up the West bring much needed clarity and integrity to our sometimes distorted images of this magnificent land and it’s peoples. Meet Betsy at Collected Works Bookstore on Tuesday, November 7 at 6:00 and learn more about her observations at betsygainesquammen.com