Music, mortality and how he thinks about the life experience, are the stuff of this conversation.
Dylan Paul Taylor - known in his professional music life as "Taylor Paul" - shares with us, a taste of his music and his perspectives on "Mortality" and what really matters. From his website: His latest album, "The Way I Saw It" tells a journey of coming to terms with mortality and a newfound introspection and appreciation for the little things in life.
Music, mortality and how he thinks about the life experience, are the stuff of this conversation. Lisa Lucca talks with delightful author Ruby Fink about the release of the first book in her Mickie McKinney: Boy Detective series written for middleschoolers and beyond. Las Cruces Bulletin writer Michael Cook recaped the week's news and previewed upcoming events as he highlighted some of the articles in the latest edition of the newspaper. He also talked with musician Rivers Ventura and The Range owner Logan Sage about the "Give With Riv" donation drive this Saturday, May 28th, from 12 to 4pm located at The Range, 3217 El Camino Real Rd in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Walt and Shirley talked with local community activist Elisa Sanchez on the topic of demographics and politics in New Mexico.
Walt Rubel and Shirley Baca talked with the County Assessor candidates - Gina Montoya Ortega, Ruben Reyes and Daniel Ramon Sambrano.
Walt Rubel talked with the Democratic candidates for probate court, Norma L. Roberts and Judith Ann Baca. (Judith is Shirley’s sister, so Walt did the interview for that race by himself.)
Walt Rubel and Shirley Baca talked with the Democratic candidates for District Judge, Robert Lara Jr. and Jessica Streeter.
Walt and Shirley discussed items in the news, mostly about their reactions following the school shooting in Texas the day before.
Between them, the Las Cruces School Board and the Last Cruces City Council have approved combined budget increases of more than $50 million for the upcoming fiscal year.
The School Board approved an increase of more than $34 million for the next budget next year, in a vote that came long after most sensible people had gone to bed. The City Council increased spending by just under $16 million. Guest Kari Bachman brings an insightful peek into her personal process of practicing "Awareness". The conversation touches on how simply entering a quiet state of awareness - unencumbered by the noise of incessant "thinking", can support us toward navigating our lives (even in these difficult times) in a state of relative ease.
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