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 On this week’s Mesilla Valley Sports Show, Aajenee Johnson and Sebastian Sandoval joined Mike to discuss the 2025 Bataan Memorial Death March, happening on Saturday, March 22. As members of the event’s organizing team, they shared insights into the history, significance, and logistics of this inspiring desert marathon. Plus, news and kudos from this week's games.
Peter and Daisy discuss Brain Science with Dr. Elba Serrano, who will presenting at the Academy for Learninng in Retirement in March. Dr. Serrano is an NMSU Regents Professor in Biology.
Peter and Daisy talk with some local citizens with conservative views, including Juan Garcia, head of Coalition of Conservatives in Action, and Zeke Rodriguez.
Irene Oliver Lewis joined host Greg Smith to talk about a special honor she is celebrating with a gala on February 28 and work she has done on the creative economy over the years and creative industries more recently.
The persistence of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on the issue of public safety has finally paid off.
Lawmakers have passed legislation this session to address our growing crime problem with both enhanced enforcement and treatment. House Bill 3 deals with the enforcement end, and includes a provision that would give the court more options in cases where defendants have been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. Throughout human history, our species has searched for answers, leadership, meaning and purpose, comfort and certainty, ethics, values, and community in religions based on "non-human" intelligence. Non-human intelligence has long shaped and directed the day to day lives of humanity. If traditional religions originate from non-human intelligence, why not an AI based religion?
Randy Harris and Jack Turney consider the possibility that AI may be capable of generating a new religion - or religions. We explore the necessary elements and components required to form a religion. Can AI meet those requirements? Can AI occupy the role of a traditional "God"? What drives human beings to seek the benefits offered through belief in any form of non-human intelligence? Can those benefits be derived from an AI generated religion? The conversation touches on these questions and many more.  Doug Eddings has been a Major League Baseball umpire for over 25 years, working more than 3,000 MLB games. A Las Cruces native and resident, he has been selected to work multiple postseason series, including two World Series—first in 2019 and most recently in last year’s matchup between the Yankees and the Dodgers. Mike and Brian talk to Doug in this edition of the Mesilla Valley Sports Show. Plus Jayden Ramirez interviews Organ Mountain High School Girls Basketball and Soccer Coach Connie Limon, and news and kudos from this week's games.
Filmmaker Julia Smith discusses her research on Orville “Bud” Wanzer, the “acid Western genre, and the February 24 showing of Wanzer’s rare second feature film, George Andrews.
City Councilor Joanna Bencomo discusses city affairs and the New Mexico State Legislature.
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