Citizen advocate Jim Hoerst joined Peter and Daisy to discuss the importance of maintaining the separation of church and state, especially in light of the County Commission’s decision not to support the National Day of Prayer.
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On this week's Café con Leche, Greg talks with Cheryl Fallstead and Bob Hull of Las Cruces Ukes. The group is dedicated to promoting the ukulele and sharing its joy with the Las Cruces community. Cheryl and Bob discuss their history with the instrument, the mission of Las Cruces Ukes, and UkeFest.
Serving on juries for two recent trials was one of the most difficult and least satisfying things I’ve ever done.
As a journalist working at newspapers in small communities, I was exempt from jury duty for most of my life. I knew too much about the cases and the attorneys. The city attorney of Canon City, Colorado was the setter on our co-ed volleyball team. Today, longtime friends and radio co-hosts Randy Harris and Keith Whelpley explore some observations about the past, the present, and the future of our rapidly changing situation in the US. The conversation considers some of the many different ways people are thinking, feeling, and responding.
Stuart Kelter interviews James Danckert, a cognitive scientist at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, focusing on the neuroscience of attention and the consequences of strokes. He has written numerous journal articles on the psychology of boredom and is the co-author, with John Eastwood, of Out of My Skull: The Psychology of Boredom, published in 2020, which is the subject of today’s interview.
 This week’s guest is NMSU senior journalist Noah Apodaca. Noah recently interned with NBC during their coverage of the Summer Olympics and has gained experience in a wide range of media, including local television, print journalism, and digital news.
Mike talked with Noah about sports coverage, Olympic broadcasting, and his journey as a young journalist navigating the media landscape. Walt and Peter talked with artist and muralist SABA about the 15th Annual Illegal Art Show, where young people can learn and help paint a Youth Mural on April 19.
Peter and Walt spoke with Ashland James, Stephanie Aragon, and Blanca Cotton—players on the New Mexico Banitas, a semi-professional women’s football team—about their team and their experiences as women in the sport.
Walt and Peter talked with Andy Hume, administrator of the Las Cruces International Airport, about some ambitious plans for the airport.
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