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DELVING IN: John Fitzgerald on the NM 5 Actions Program

2/28/2021

 
Stuart Kelter interviews John Fitzgerald, the founder and director of the NM 5 Actions Program, an extensive, online, self-guided road map for overcoming addictions that includes over a hundred videos, provides referrals, and prepares and/or augments readiness for therapeutic and community-based help. The program is funded by the State of New Mexico and is cross-linked to the New Mexico Crisis and Access Line.

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Take On Faith: Guest Julie Kramer

2/27/2021

 
Julie Kramer spends time with Rev. Xolani Kacela on this episode of Take On Faith. She is the author of two books, Discover Your Calling and her latest book, Grief to Gratitude. Kramer is an expert in hospital chaplaincy having spent time with over 10k patients. Today, we’ll hear her discuss her unique method of helping people work through personal grief and anxiety and how they can come out whole.

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All About Books: David Lee Summers

2/26/2021

 
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Science fiction and fantasy author and astronomer David Lee Summers returned to the show to discuss with Lynn Moorer the second book in his Space Pirates’ Legacy series, The Pirates of Sufiro, which begins in the year 2925 and features the space privateer Captain Ellison Firebrandt and his crew members and close friends, Suki Mori and Carter Roberts.  After Firebrandt’s spaceship Legacy is raided by another ship helmed by his mother Admiral Barbara Firebrandt and left with little fuel and few supplies, Firebrandt, Suki, and Roberts decide to take their chances with crashing onto an uninhabited planet on the far side of the galaxy which is similar to Earth before it became overpopulated and virtually ruined.  Besides an exploration of space and the settlement of a new planet, the story explores the birthing of new government and the potential exploitation of newly-found resources.


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Speak Up Las Cruces: Peter and Ceil Herman from the No Strings Theatre Company

2/24/2021

 
Peter and Ceil Herman, who founded, own, and operate the No Strings Theatre Company at the Black Box Theater, are back with us to discuss what I call “theater in a time of cholera.” They just finished an on-line production and will start another in March, so we got all the details on those.

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Speak Up Las Cruces: Artists Wayne Huber and Beverly Pirtle

2/24/2021

 
Artists Wayne Huber and Beverly Pirtle joined Peter and Walt on the occasion of a joint show at the Doña Ana Arts Council with present and former students of Huber’s. They talked about the show, art, teaching art, and how the pandemic affects all of the above.

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Speak Up Las Cruces: Rudy Apodaca

2/24/2021

 
Former Chief Judge of the NM Court of Appeals and NMSU Regent Rudy Apodaca grew up in Las Cruces in a family that wasn’t very well off, attended NMSU and Georgetown Law, and is both a successful lawyer, a novelist, and a newspaper columnist. His older brother, Jerry, was elected Governor of New Mexico in 1974. Hosts Peter Goodman and Walt Rubel talk with him about his life in this extensive interview.

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Earth Matters: Environmental Journalist Laura Paskus

2/23/2021

 
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Host Allyson Siwak interviews author Laura Paskus an environmental journalist and correspondent whose work has been widely published. She is the producer of the New Mexico In Focus’s series “Our Land: New Mexico’s Environmental Past, Present, and Future," and author of At The Precipice: New Mexico's Changing Climate. They discuss water quality issues facing New Mexico including the adverse effects of Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).


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Walt Rubel Commentary: The high cost of saving money on full display

2/22/2021

 
Everybody loves deregulation, until their kid gets sick from drinking the water. And for good reason. Deregulation is always good for business, at least in the short term. Dumping toxic chemicals into the river, or onto the ground, is always going to be better for the bottom line than safe treatment and disposal. And it’s not just business. Government has found that deregulation is a surefire way to increase its own “efficiency.” The superfund site at Griggs and Walnut was the result of cleaning solvent used by the National Guard being dumped on the ground.

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Think Again: Shahid Mustafa of Taylor Hood Farms

2/22/2021

 
Host Randy Harris welcomes a conversation with Shahid Mustafa, farmer and owner/operator of Taylor Hood Farms - a local Community Supported Agriculture project. Shahid shares meaningful considerations about our thinking and behavior, related to climate change, and local food production - present and future.

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DELVING IN: Bob Divin's Reflections On His Life in the (Many!) Arts

2/21/2021

 
 Stuart Kelter interviews Las Cruces’s very own renaissance man, Bob Diven -- an accomplished painter, sculptor, set designer, actor, playwright, composer, actor, satirist, cartoonist, singer-songwriter, folk guitarist; columnist, and more -- about his reflections on the creative process and the development of artistic skills.

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