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Join host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, as she urges vegetable gardeners to just 'chill out' in January, enjoy perusing seed catalogs, and planning for the 2025 season.

This week on Nuestra America, Marcela interviews Daniel Williams, Policy Advocate for ACLU-NM, to discuss public safety initiatives at the 2025 Legislature.

A Presidential inaugural is about as important and complex of any event imaginable. Requiring the highest security, parades, dinners and balls. All centered around the transfer of power symbolized by the President-Elect taking the Oath of Office as required in Article II of the U.S. Constitution.

This week on Nuestra America, Marcela invites Marshall Martinez, Executive Director of Equality New Mexico, to have a discussion about the new threats to the LGBTQ community and legislative proposals on internet data privacy.

Somos, Just Futures Law & ACLU-NM host a press briefing on critical data privacy issues in NM & the 2025 bills to address them.

MOIFA registrar Rachel Cover talks about curating the exhibition Staff Picks: Favorites from the Collection.

Teague Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Programs, People, and Advocacy at the NM Immigrant Law Center, discusses legislative efforts to curb county contracts with ICE to detain immigrant families.

Join Host Alexa Bradford in Part 2 of a conversation with nationally known orchardist Gordon Tooley, founder of Tooley’s Trees in Truchas, New Mexico, as he introduces listeners to Keyline Design, a water management plan that uses natural landscape contours and cultivation techniques to harvest rainwater and build soil health.

Teresa Madrid, Interim Executive Director of Partnership for Community Action, discusses baby bond proposal at 2025 Legislature

Join Kaitlin Haase with the Xerces Society for a conversation with butterfly researcher Simon Doneski, PhD student at UNM studying insect conservation. Simon will share his work on the conservation of butterflies and rare insects throughout the state of New Mexico, including the development of a new public database for these species.