Greg will be talking with Karen Conley and Cecilia L. Vargas about ArtForms Artists Association and For the Love of Art Month coming up in February. Studio visits and other events are part of the Month that highlights so much of what is happening in the arts here locally.
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It is possible for two conflicting facts to both be true.
It is a fact that crime is increasing in Las Cruces. We need to help Police Chief Jeremy Story recruit more officers and then do a better job of honoring and supporting those officers once they are on duty. Today's conversation with Mick Harris takes us on a journey through considerations of art, culture, and creativity, throughout history and in the present. We explore the creative instinct with questions like: How does our own creativity affect us personally? What is the role of art in culture? Why do humans create? Where does the creative drive originate? Some fun and thought-provoking explorations.
DELVING IN: Bruce Bueno de Mesquita on the Dictator's Handbook, What It Takes to Stay in Power1/19/2025
Stuart Kelter interviews Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, a political science professor at New York University and past president of the International Studies Association, who has served as an adviser to the U.S. government on national security and to numerous corporations on business negotiations. In addition to many articles in the professional literature and major newspapers, he is the author of 23 books. Perhaps his best known, as well as most accessible, is The Dictator’s Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics, co-authored with Alistair Smith, which is the subject of today’s interview.
 Mike and Brian's guest was Mike Hoskins—a hiker, climber, and passionate advocate for the Organ Mountains. Mike has also written a children’s book set in the Organ Mountains.
Walt and Nancy speak with Rep. Angelica Rubio about efforts to modernize our state Legislature by paying legislators a salary. New Mexico is the only state that does not pay members of its legislature.
Walt and Nancy speak with Dr. Bobbie Green about the upcoming MLK Day march, rally and breakfast sponsored by the Dona Ana County NAACP.
Walt and Nancy talked with Rep. Joanne Ferrary about the Green Amendment, which would establish constitutional protections for environmental rights. This year’s 60-day session starts Tuesday.
Greg and his guest, LCPSF President Eric Pfeifer, talk about the work of the Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation. LCPSF provides scholarships for college bound seniors, grants for teachers, and celebrations for academic accomplishments. Greg and Eric will also be talking about the second Golden Tortilla Rolling Contest coming up on February 7.
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