Walt and Daisy talk to Manuel A. Sanchez, running unopposed for the seat on the County Commission District 5.
Co-hosts, Walt Rubel and Daisy Maldonado discuss items in botth the national and local scenes and also talk to Fernando Macias who is running in the race for District Attorney.
Pat and Wendy Taylor joins host Greg Smith to talk about the role historic preservation plays in our sense of where we live and what we have here.
Pat and Wendy have been working on the Guadalupe House in Mesilla, but it is only one of their projects. Alex is bringing in an important indigenous perspective. Insightful human being and author, Genevieve Chavez Mitchell, spends a delightful hour with us today. She gives primary focus to the idea that we can consciously choose the "spirit" we want to bring to our lives and the world around us. While recognizing that our species is facing unprecedented challenges, Genevieve offers encouraging views of the healing and regenerative influence of even small actions. She urges joy, wonder, awe, magic, grace, gratitude, and awareness of our fundamental connectedness with the entirety of the universe. She outlines ideas and practices that can support us all, in ways large and small, as we navigate these simultaneously wondrous and troubling times.
Hers is nurturing counsel: "We're all pilgrims, just walking our way home, together". (GCM) Lisa Lucca has a meaningful conversation with Marianne Williamson about her campaign for the Democratic nomination, her vision for our country, and why she is still campaigning to keep her message on the minds of Americans as we head toward the election in November. Her name is on the NM Ballot on 6/4 and she will speak in Las Cruces on 5/22 at Branigan Library 2:30pm. Stuart Kelter interviews Ran Barkai, co-author with Eyal Halfon, of the recently published book, They Were Here Before Us: Stories from the First Million Years. Dr. Barkai is a professor of archaeology at Tel Aviv University, who for 20 years has co-directed the excavations and research at Qesem Cave in northern Israel. His wide-ranging research interests encompass stone tool technology, human-elephant interactions, and altered states of consciousness.
Everytime I drive past the construction project on the corner of Farney and El Paseo, just down from my house, I feel a little bit better about our city’s future.
When completed, the Pedrena Apartments will provide 80 units for seniors, age 55 and older earning no more than 60 percent of the median income, about $30,000 a year. It is expected to be fully occupied by December, 2025, city officials said. Peter and Walt speak with candidates in the Democratic primary race for district attorney in the Third Judicial District.
Dr. Raquel Garzon, founder of Revitalize Project, discusses her upcoming presentation for the Academy for Learning in Retirement series this month on the Art and Science of Food.
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