Filmmaker Lois Lipman discusses her movie First We Bombed New Mexico, which portrays the lasting impact to residents of the Tularosa Basin when the first atomic bomb was detonated at Trinity Site.
Walt and Nancy discuss with Mary Patierno her film, Requiem for a River, on the Rio Grande, which shows this week in the Las Cruces Film Festival.
Jason Laney of the National Weather Service will discuss his upcoming presentation for the NMSU Climate Cambios series on the role the weather services is playing to warn about the effects of climate change.
Co-hosts, Walt Rubel and Nancy Baker discuss issues in the news and prepare to guide us through today's show.
Carol Edmunds, a homeowner near the proposed county park on Shalem Colony Trail north of Las Cruces, discusses her opposition to those plans.
Dylan McDonald of the NMSU Library and former Sun-News cartoonist Bob Diven discuss this year’s event for Sunshine Week, which will focus on newspaper opinion pages. Walt will also be part of that panel discussion set for Thursday afternoon.
Las Cruces City Council member Cassie McClure will discuss the search for a new city manager and other issues from her first months in office.
Ramon Padilla, board chairman of the NM Environmental Law Center, discusses their upcoming open house and the issues the center has been working on.
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