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 Lisa Lucca talks with boutique cookie artist Mary Snell about how playing with art on a small cookie canvas at holidays became a thriving business in her community, and trying her hand at watercolors got her through the pandemic. Her first step in doing any art: don't be afraid to try!
Stuart Kelter interviews Wladimir Lyra, an astronomer at New Mexico State University whose research focuses around high-end computer simulations of planet formation, both in our own solar system and beyond, i.e., exoplanets and their solar systems. In today’s interview we’ll be focusing mainly on the theory of the Big Bang, black holes, and the possible implications of new observational data recently made available by the powerful James Webb Space Telescope.
I love democracy … the purer the better. And so, I‘ve always been a big fan of the referendum process, which allows citizens to circumvent the representative system and take their issue directly to the voters.
The angriest I’ve ever been with the Las Cruces City Council was in 2014 when they relied on slimy legal tricks to stop a successful effort to use the referendum process to raise the minimum wage. I had mixed feelings about the wage, but my feelings about City Councils’ maneuvering were anything but mixed. Richard and Peter talk to Jennifer Garcia Kozlowski (Executive Director, Las Cruces Downtown Partnership) and Susan Cabello (Director of the Las Cruces Arts and Cultural District) about, well, plans for downtown.
Richard and Peter speak with Brandie White, Mesilla Valley CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) and Lauren Ross, a board member.
Corazon Collective is a group of Latina poets who are currently touring and will be in Las Cruces later this week. They teach a poetry workshop and will also have a Sunday evening reading at Nopalito's Galeria. Peter and Richard will be talking with them, in studio.
Co-hosts Peter Goodman and Richard Kadzis discuss the Trump indictment and other local/national news.
Today we speak with James Hurst of Spectrum Technologies on a few aspects of the global Cyber Security arms race. James explains of some of the real-time impacts of cyber-attacks like Ransomware when directed at individuals, corporations and organizations, including public school systems and municipal systems. In many cases, including in New Mexico, private companies and public systems can collectively pay out millions of dollars in ransom, lose critical information, access to system functions, and often have to replace extensive and expensive IT hardware systems. James offers up some good basic defense mechanisms we can use, and points to more complex and comprehensive security measures.
Stuart Kelter interviews Ricardo Nuila, a writer, physician, and professor of medicine, medical ethics, and health policy at Baylor College of Medicine, where he teaches the practice of hospital medicine and directs the Humanities Expression and Arts Lab. The son of Salvadoran immigrants and a native Houstonian, Ricardo has worked as an attending physician in the city’s largest safety-net facility, Ben Taub Hospital, for more than ten years. His fiction has appeared in the Best American Short Stories anthology and his journalistic pieces have been published on the website of the New Yorker, covering such subjects as the medical response to Hurricane Harvey and to the COVID-19 pandemic. He has won awards for his teaching and advocacy, as well as for his writing, including the New England Review’s inaugural Award for Emerging Writers. He recently published his first book, The People’s Hospital, which is the subject of today’s interview.
 Lisa Lucca talks with award-winning author Richard C Morais about his book, The Hundred-Foot Journey, which was made into a major motion picture by Spielberg and Oprah, along with his other novels which all share a fascinating cross-cultural story that is truly inspirational, as is his own personal journey to living true.
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