Ali Scoten visit with Peter and Daisy to discuss developments in the Middle East.
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NMSU Professor Gaylene Fasenko was on the show to discuss companionanimals and her specialty, Human-Animal Interactions (HAI), particularly with dogs. She’ll give us an intro to her presentations to the Academy of Learning in Retirement on these subjects. (Those start next week at the Dona Ana Community College East Mesa Campus.)
New Mexico State Senator Joe Cervantes joins Peter and Daisy to discuss the upcoming legislative session and possible legislation to improve our criminal justice system.
On the first Cafe Con Leche of the new year, Guest host Allison Kuper Smith talked with Lanova Sheets and Cheri Damschroder about “Mindfulness, Meditation, and More.”
Jimmy Carter was an honest, reverent and decent man during a time when those qualities were seen as a political asset. Now, I fear they would all be seen as weakness.
It’s been clear for some time that the Carter presidency will not be viewed positively by history. A 2021 survey of professional historians conducted by CSPAN ranks Carter 26th, between Grover Cleveland and James Garfield. Randy Harris and Jack Turney explore their ideas, hopes, and concerns about what 2025 will bring to our country and the human experience at large. The conversation touches on potential harms in the making and what we can do as individuals to offset those harms - particularly at the individual scale.
Stuart Kelter interviews Patrick Parr, an historian and biographer of writers and civil rights leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr., James Baldwin, Kurt Vonnegut, Ralph Ellison, and Kato Shidzue. Teaching in Japan since 2018, he currently writes a history column for Japan Today, about historical figures or businesses coming to Japan for the first time. His new book, Malcolm Before X, provides an in-depth accounting of Malcolm X’s family history, childhood, and transformative experiences during his six year incarceration in his early 20s. The book was published this past December and was named A Kirkus Reviews Best Nonfiction Book of 2024
 This week’s guest on the Mesilla Valley Sports Show is Scott Fister. Scott has been a coach, organizer, manager, and promoter for the sport of track and field in Las Cruces for over 25 years. He is also an organizer for the upcoming State 47 Las Cruces Marathon.
Walt and Peter chat with Dr. Mark Lusk and Kyle Boyd about immigration. Dr. Lusk teaches at UTEP. Kyle Boyd is a Deputy Director for the Border Servant Corps.
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