Monica Torres, NMSU Acting President, discusses NMSU and it's current future.
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Daisy and Peter talk with Cassie McClure, writer and Las Cruces City Councilor, regarding homeless folks, the City's efforts at improvement, her new book, the experience of adding an elective political position to her writing work and life in general.
Co-hosts, Daisy Maldonado and Peter Goodman discuss items in the news, local and national.
Greg Smith presents LGBTQ and the Arts, Part 3. Guests Mike Cook and Joshua Peugh are returning guests and are looking forward to sharing their perspectives on topics relating to our LGBTQ community and the arts. Mike has been involved in theater arts in various capacities along with using his writing skills to report on the arts and other news stories. Joshua has also been engaged in performing arts through dance, both on stage and in producing what is performed.
Today's program is a sweet and revealing stroll through the lives of two young millennial professionals visiting from Portland, Oregon. Brianna Mishler and Mick Harris (son of host Randy Harris) are recently engaged to be married. They share a little bit about the warm and funny process of growing their relationship, and they talk about how they prioritize their time in an increasingly challenging and demanding world. Brianna and Mick, respectively a practicing pediatric nurse and practicing attorney, strive to fulfill their professional objectives, their personal growth and relationship goals, and their social justice and societal responsibilities, in rational, effective and balanced approaches to life. They share about these considerations and their refreshing commitment to learning, having fun, expanding their horizons in art, music, travel, urban food growing and culinary pursuits, while (and here comes the really smart part) honoring soul nurturing time with nature, with one another, with friends, and with family. Perhaps there are lessons in this for some of us "Boomers".
Stuart Kelter interviews Amorina Kingdon, an award-winning science writer, at Hakai Magazine until 2021 and as a contributor to publications at the University of Victoria and the Science Media Center, both in Canada. She is also a writer of fiction, published in PRISM and Flash Fiction magazine. The subject of today’s interview is her recently released book, Sing Like Fish: How Sound Rules Life Under Water, which explores an amazing and under-appreciated world that surely deserves to become better known.
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham flew to Washington D.C. last week so she could stand behind President Joe Biden as he announced a new crackdown on asylum seekers, just in time for the election.
“As a border state governor and former chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, I’m encouraged by President Biden’s plan to rein in illegal border crossers and help our nation’s immigration officers manage this challenge,” she said in a prepared statement. We discuss the station itself, with two board members, with other show hosts and listeners calling in briefly to join the fun.
Peter and Nancy host an in-depth roundtable regarding “Realize Las Cruces!”. That’s the detailed, exhaustive proposed change to our city’s entire zoning system, which will affect most or all Las Crucens. Two proponents, former city councilor Sharon Thomas and consultant Scott Kaiser will explain the plan, then sit for questions from citizen Sarah Smith and developer Michael Fraembs.
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