Stuart Kelter interviews Hilary Lips, Professor Emerita of Social Psychology at Radford University, where she founded the Center for Gender Studies, was its director from 1989 to 2015, and was also the chair of the Department of Psychology from 2003 to 2015. She is the author of a variety of books, including Women, Men and the Psychology of Power; Sex and Gender: An Introduction; A New Psychology of Women: Gender, Culture and Ethnicity; and Gender: The Basics. She also co-authored The Psychology of Sex Differences with Nina Colwill, published in 1978, which explored multiple contributors to sex differences, including genetics, hormones, and social learning, attributable in large measure to differential power dynamics, rather than stable inherited traits.
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Boy, it sure is hot today.
How hot is it? It’s so hot I bought a loaf of bread and by the time I got home it was toast. It’s so hot my grandfather’s chicken laid an omelet. It’s so hot his cows are producing evaporated milk. It’s so hot the catfish are fried by the time you reel them in.  Peter Goodman and Richard Kadzis talked with Charlie Blanchard, a licensed psychologist specializing in sports and leadership. Charlie also writes a weekly golf column for the Las Cruces Bulletin.
Logan Howard, manager of community input for Families and Youth Innovations Plus, and Isabel Dominguez, director of the Family Empowerment Program for the Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico, will discuss Family Prosperity, a program that will temporarily provide local families with a basic income.
Nan Rubin talks with Marissa Sage, director of the University Art Museum at NMSU, about the upcoming programs/lectures centered around the nuclear history in the southwest. These events coincide with the 78th anniversary of the Trinity nuclear test.
With his original writings and ideas, Bob Hearn welcomes us to a fun conversation about how the mesquite (dating back to the Pliocene Epoch 5.4 - 2.4 million years ago) might relate to "What Is".
Evolving from this unique perspective, the exploration expands to include how in comparison, we humans might perceive and relate to "What Is". It's a fun and thoughtful conversation that kinda makes you wonder.  Lisa Lucca speaks with author Wendy L Cohan about her Inn at Verde Springs trilogy of books set in New Mexico, the shift to writer in her Third Act, and her exciting characters in her trilogy
District Judge Fred Van Soelen of Clovis has until Oct. 1 to decide if the redistricting map that allowed Democrats to wrest control of the Second Congressional District will still be in place for the 2024 election.
Last week the state Supreme Court sent a lawsuit filed by Republicans seeking to overturn the new map back to District Court, while also giving Judge Van Soelen guidance on what he should consider in making his decision. Walt and Dan talk with local winemaker and grower Dale Ellis, who also teaches a wine class at NMSU. He will discuss the growth of vineyards and winemakers in southern New Mexico.
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