Walt and Peter talked with Amanda Lopez Askin, the incumbent county clerk who is running for re-election. (Her opponent Cheryl DeYoung did not respond to our invitation.)
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Walt and Peter talked with Fernando Macias and Michael Cain, the two candidates for district attorney. Macias defeated incumbent Gerald Beyers in the Democratic primary election.
Walt and Peter talked to Norman Duttweiler about The Diary of Anne Frank, which opens at the Las Cruces Community Theatre on October 4.
Jeffrey Field, retired educator and journalist shares his harrowing experience with phone scammers.
He talks about his experience in detail. He describes how it unfolded, how they manipulated his emotions, how it progressed and how he addressed and resolved the subsequent issues without losing any money. Jeffrey shares with us the thoughts and feelings he experienced in the process, and how he came to see through it and took prompt and appropriate action. Greg Smith's guest was Marisa Sage, Director of the NMSU Art Museum. Marisa shared information about the current show, Warhol & Friends, as well as more that the Museum has going on.
Is there a statute of limitations on horribly offensive racist and homophobic comments posted online?
Every situation is unique. If you are running to be the governor of North Carolina and posted the comments as an adult, that is probably something voters are going to consider when making their decision. But what about an assistant football coach who made the posts when he was in college? |
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