Our friend, Jamar Cotton returns to talk about the fantastic season the Banitas, Las Cruces’s women’s football team, is having, along with two of his players. This past Saturday they won another playoff game in their effort to return to the national finals at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
As many listeners know, our friend and pubic benefactor John Paul Taylor died Grbruary 12, 2023; he and his wife had reached agreement to donate their interesting home in Mesilla to the state, for a museum, fully effective after their deaths. Their daughter Mary Helen Ratje and museum director Alexandra McKinney will discuss the museum and the “Taylor Talks” starting 27July.
Co-hosts, Daisy Maldonano and Peter Goodman discuss items in the news, locla and national.
Greg’s guests are Penny Peace and George Ivolin talking about their sponsorship of Café con Leche, their support for the arts, and the upcoming opening of the Mad Hatter’s Gallery. It is certain to be a fun hour.
Today's conversation with Keith Whelpley exposes and explores underlying mental health, loneliness, and social isolation affecting our culture. On the heels of a presidential candidate being shot at and wounded during a campaign rally, this conversation dips beneath the obvious external manifestations to examine what's brewing just below the surface of the individual and collective American consciousness. Again, we explore how we think, why we think the way we do, and why that matters.
Vivek Murthy US Surgeon General Robert Putnam - Author of 'Bowling Alone' CDC - Youth Mental Health American Psychological Association Suicide in America - Psychiatric Times Project 2025 - ProgressNow New Mexico DELVING IN: Madhumita Murgia on the Real World Harms Created by Advances in Artificial Intelligence7/14/2024
Stuart Kelter interviews Madhumita Murgia, a writer specializing in artificial intelligence and its impact on society. She was the artificial intelligence editor for Wired magazine and in February 2023 was appointed as the first A.I. Editor of the London-based Financial Times. Her recent book, Code Dependent: Living in the Shadow of A.I., was shortlisted for the 2024 Women's Prize for Non-Fiction. The book explores how A.I. algorithms affect everyday workers around the world, their contribution to growing inequalities of wealth and power, and even to dystopia outcomes.
If you need assistance with your federal benefits, you can speak with staff members for U.S. Sens. Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Lujan and U.S. Rep. Gabriel Vasquez at their Las Cruces district offices.
If you have issues with the city or county that need to be resolved, you can reach your representative on the City Council and County Commission at their offices. Constituent services are a vital part of the job for most elected officials. Peter and Daisy talk with writer and national podcaster, Julia Brewer Daily, about her writing and her podcast,“Writers over 50”.
Peter and Daisy talk with city officials, Natalie Green and Kevin Wilson the city's affordable housing programs.
Co-hosts Daisy Maldonado and Peter Goodman discuss issues in the news, local and national.
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