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 Lisa Lucca talks with Kelli Wilson about National Mental Health Awareness Month and her challenging journey of being diagnosed with bipolar disorder. They discuss the impact her struggles have had on her family, and the importance of reaching out when you need help.
MaryKay Brady, as an "End-of-Life Doula" and Board Member of End-of-Life Options New Mexico, brings us clear and insightful information about death and dying options in New Mexico.
 Stuart Kelter interviews Jamie Raskin, who represents Maryland’s Eighth Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives and in 2021 was the Lead Manager in the second impeachment of Donald Trump, in response to the January 6 insurrection that aimed to block the certification of Joe Biden as president-elect.
CW Ayon, Mississippi Roots Blues specialist, two-time New Mexico Music Awards winner and Las Cruces favorite, was our featured performer on our live remote broadcast from October 15, 2022.
Peter and Shirley talk to Gabe Vasquez, the Democratic challenger for New Mexico's 2nd District. Incumbent, Yvette Herrell, will not be taking part in the discussion. After the interview, Peter and Shirley discuss voting and civic responsibility.
Dr. Carrie Shaver, Assistant Professor of Health Management and Health Administration/Policy, discusses regional health topics and how they impact Dona Ana County.
Shirley Baca and Peter Goodman discuss the upcoming Empty Bowls Fundraiser, the 6th Annual Zoot Suit Pachanga and Car Show, and growing up.
I was disappointed to learn that filmmakers plan to resume production on “Rust,” and urge state regulators to keep a much closer eye on that set this time.
I can’t imagine why anybody would want to see the film now, other than for morbid curiosity. Everytime there is a scene where an actor pretends to get shot, viewers will know that a real person was shot and killed during filming. The Mesquite Historic Neighborhood of Las Cruces is offering some lively activities to help revitalize the cultural importance and identity of the neighborhood. A new mural was dedicated this week in the heart of the neighborhood, planned as one of a series that will be decorating many of the homes there. And on Saturday October 15th, this coming weekend, the neighborhood will be celebrating the 6th annual Zoot Suit Pachanga and Car Show.
This year the event will be sponsored by the new group, Las Cruces Hispanic Culture. It will take place all day at Klein Park. Patsy Sanchez, one of the event organizers, talks with Nan Rubin about the history of zoot suits, representing Chicano pride in the 1940's, and the activities of the day. Bob, a self-confessed dyed-in-the-wool scientific/engineering thinker, shares a personal journey that took him beyond Darwinian Evolution as a catch-all, default explanation for the highly complex biological systems that constitute and enable life on Earth.
Initially exploring the complex biology of human hearing and other biological functions, Bob started from the assumption that there's more to all this than intermittent genetic quirks. He reflects on his personal exploration within his own being, and within the world's philosophies, religions and considerations of creation, life, death, and after-life. Careful always to clarify that he's describing his own personal experience and that he's not encouraging others to approach or see these considerations in "his" or any other particular way, Bob treats us to a peek at his own fascinating process. |
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