If passed, it would have been a huge step toward addressing our state’s gun violence epidemic. New Mexico ranked seventh in the nation in gun deaths, according to a 2020 report by Johns Hopkins, which found that firearms were the leading cause of death for kids in our state (mostly suicides).
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After having her Bernalillo County gun ban overturned by the court, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham tried to do it the right way, putting together an impressive public safety package of proposed legislation that addressed not only guns but also bail reform; sentencing; and police pay and recruitment.
If passed, it would have been a huge step toward addressing our state’s gun violence epidemic. New Mexico ranked seventh in the nation in gun deaths, according to a 2020 report by Johns Hopkins, which found that firearms were the leading cause of death for kids in our state (mostly suicides). Former County Manager, Fernando Macias, and NM Sen. Bill Soules discuss their upcoming presentations in March for the Academy for Learning in Retirement.
Walt and Daisy talk to Las Cruces Mayor, Eric Enriquez, about his first few months in office.
Lisa Lucca talks about creativity and the art of kintsugi with author and art doula with Glenda Goodrich. In a fun, fast-paced and insightful conversation with Fr. Gabriel Rochelle, we touch on a great many considerations about "Ritual". Through an exploration spawned by a couple of columns Fr. Gabriel recently penned on the topic - for the Las Cruces Bulletin - we race across a sea of considerations. Topics include: Religion-History-Consciousness-Initiation-Rites of Passage-Prayer-Social Order - and much, much more. A thoughtful and thought-provoking look at ritual, what it means to humans, why and how we practice ritual and what it brings to our individual lives and collective cultures.
Beginnings in Ritual Studies - Ronald L. Grimes In the days leading up to the primary election in New Hampshire, several voters received phone calls from a voice that sounded like and claimed to be President Joe Biden encouraging them to stay home on election day.
It was the first well-publicized use of artificial intelligence in a dirty tricks political campaign, but it undoubtedly will not be the last. Peter Goodman and Nancy Baker talk with Deborah Thorne, executive director of Sol Tryp, Inc., and Chad Lozano about efforts to legalize psilocybin in New Mexico and its uses in therapy.
Peter Goodman and Nancy Baker speak with Gretchen Morgenson, NBC News senior financial reporter and winner of a Pulitzer for her Wall Street coverage at the New York Times. She has a new book out called These Are the Plunderers: How Private Equity Runs – and Wrecks – America. A fun and rollicking, reverent and irreverent romp through the realms of prayer. Today, Randy and Jack Turney explore the practice of prayer and how it works in our culture, in relationship to religions and everyday human life. We touch on the comparisons between prayer, contemplation, and meditation, religious or otherwise. Jack approaches the concept of prayer from a Catholic perspective, and Randy, from an Agnostic point of view. We explore how humans pray and why. We take a multi-dimensional look at different kinds of prayer and how different folks pray in different ways, why, and to what ends.
Stuart Kelter interviews Ben Alderson-Day, a professor of psychology at Durham University in the UK, researching the phenomena of voice-hearing and unusual sensory experiences. Specializing in atypical cognition and mental health, his work spans cognitive neuroscience, psychiatry, philosophy, and child development. He is the co-founder and co-chair of the Early Career Hallucinations Research group, a network comprising 24 countries. Before moving to Durham he completed a PhD on autism at the University of Edinburgh, and worked as a research coordinator for a child & adolescent mental health research team for the National Health Service (NHS) in York. He is the author of PRESENCE: The Strange Science and True Stories of the Unseen Other, which is the topic of today’s interview.
In 2003, then-Gov. Bill Richardson convinced New Mexico voters that the only way to fix our chronically underperforming schools was to scrap the old state school board and put one person in charge. Him.
Richardson named Veronica Garcia as the state’s first secretary of education, and she spent the next seven years working to achieve his vision of reform, which included increased pay and training for teachers; a targeted focus on the worst-performing schools; and expansion of early childhood education. District Court Judge Robert Lara will discuss an upcoming event to invite the community into the courtroom, as well as pro bono legal fairs.
Dan Crow and Karla Steen discuss the Hermit of La Cueva Festival, which will be held later this month at the Rio Grande Theatre.
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