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Gov.’s Senior Public Safety Advisor on July’s Special Session

By Antonio Sanchez | June 27, 2024

6.28.24 – Executive Producer Jeff Proctor asks Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s Senior Public Safety Advisor Benjamin Baker which bills we can expect to see at…

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The 2024 Native Youth Olympics

By Myah Wilmarth | June 21, 2024

6.21.24 – Courtesy of the Koahnic Broadcasting Corporation, correspondent Antonia Gonzales takes us to the Native Youth Olympics in Anchorage, Alaska, where young athletes are…

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Climate Care for the Public

By Myah Wilmarth | June 21, 2024

6.21.24 – In 2021, Project ECHO at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center began a climate program with web-based trainings on health care…

Two people sit at a studio table with blue backgrounds. Each has a dark mug in front of them. The man on the left is in a striped suit and tie, and the woman on the right is in a black dress.

Former Superintendent on Improving NM Public Education

By Myah Wilmarth | June 21, 2024

6.21.24 – Correspondent Russell Contreras sits down with Dr. Karen Sanchez-Griego, a former superintendent of the Cuba Independent School District. Sanchez-Griego speaks on the state’s graduation…

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Pride Month in NM and the Landscape for LGBTQ Rights

By Myah Wilmarth | June 21, 2024

6.21.24 – Executive Producer Jeff Proctor speaks with Marshall Martinez of Equality New Mexico about celebrating Pride month and the current state of LGBTQ rights…

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Preserving the History and Culture of Juneteenth

By Myah Wilmarth | June 14, 2024

6.14.24 – In their final discussion on celebrating Juneteenth, Tim Green IV and Marsha K. Hardeman reflect on how younger generations can help preserve the…

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Providing Medical Access in a Pharmacy Desert

By Myah Wilmarth | June 14, 2024

6.14.24 – City Councilor Nichole Rogers speaks with Lou about the International District being labeled a “pharmacy desert” — and how she plans to address…

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How Juneteenth Brings Generations of Black New Mexicans Together

By Myah Wilmarth | June 14, 2024

6.14.24 – In the second of three conversations about celebrating Juneteenth, Ron Wallace talks about his work covering Black communities at the magazine he founded,…

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Celebrating Juneteenth in NM

By Myah Wilmarth | June 14, 2024

6.14.24 – This week on New Mexico in Focus, a group of New Mexico Black community leaders and elders tells us about the importance of…

A book cover titled "American Hemp Farmer" shows a man in a field of hemp plants. The text reads, "Who says saving the world can't be a blast?" and includes a Santa Fe Film Festival official selection logo.

The Benefits of Hemp & Hemp Farming in New Mexico

By Myah Wilmarth | June 6, 2024

6.7.24 – The Paper.’s Andy Lyman interviews documentarian Doug Fine about his film, “American Hemp Farmer,” and asks why New Mexico is uniquely positioned to…

Three women are standing, holding signs that advocate for justice for those affected by the July 16, 1945 Trinity Test. The signs mention cancer and compensation for downwinders of the test.

Tularosa Downwinders Try Again

By Myah Wilmarth | June 6, 2024

6.7.24 – In an interview we first aired in 2021, correspondent Russell Contreras speaks with Tina Cordova about the roadblocks she’s had to navigate in…

A man in a suit speaks at a podium beside a large sign that reads "Radiation Exposure Compensation Act" with images of people and an explosion in the background.

Sen. Ben Ray Luján on Expanding RECA

By Myah Wilmarth | June 6, 2024

6.7.24 – Source New Mexico reporter Danielle Prokop asks U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., about his efforts to expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act…