Walt and Peter speak with Larissa True, NMSU associate professor of kinesiology about her presentation for the upcoming Academy for Learning in Retirement series on Happiness and Aging Well.
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Walt and Peter speak with former City Council member Jack Eakman about problems with the city’s oversight committee, which he had formerly led.
Walt and Peter speak with Fred Nathan, executive director of Think New Mexico, about their proposed legislative package to address the shortage of healthcare workers in the state.
Co-hosts Walt Rubel and Peter Goodman discuss issues in the news ... and some things to be positive about.
The free market system just doesn’t work for healthcare. If it did, we would sell kidneys at auction to the highest bidder instead of having a waiting list of those most in need.
Unfortunately, we have convinced ourselves that the power of the free market holds the solution to all of our problems. When public schools fail, we don’t increase funding, we shift it to private schools. But, almost nobody supports auctioning off kidneys. Greg’s “guest” is Zane Chaffee. The quotation marks are included because Zane is always in the studio for Café con Leche but on the other side of the glass, at the sound board. Greg and Zane will be talking about the art of sound and Zane’s roles as sound engineer, musician, singer, and more. Please tune in to hear about this field of the arts and Zane’s place(s) in it.
Randy Harris and Jack Turney have a conversation about what's happening around and within us all, in these uncertain times. What are we seeing, thinking, feeling about our future as people and as a nation.
City Councilor Becky Corran visited with Daisy and Peter about city affairs as well as how she views are current national situation.
Ryan Bemis shares insights into his diverse pursuits, from practicing acupuncture and meditation to teaching yoga and promoting holistic wellness.
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