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On the Environment: Sofia Jenkins-Nieto
December 31, 2021 –Sofia Jenkins-Nieto is an undergraduate student at the University of New Mexico. She’s also director of operations with UNM LEAF, or Leaders…
Food Insecurity Innovation
December 24, 2021 – Food insecurity is a yearlong problem here in New Mexico, but we’re all even more aware of the need during this…
Representation in Redistricting
December 17, 2021 – Correspondent Gwenyth Doland updates the tension over redistricting in a conversation with two people deeply invested in the process. Kathleen Burke…
Living in Harmony with Urban Wildlife
December 10, 2021 – Wildlife doesn’t adhere to borders – that’s the message from an urban ecologist as Environment Reporter Laura Paskus explores the animal…
Author Sam Quinones
December 10, 2021 – Author Sam Quinones explores the increasingly deadly drug problem in the southwest as Meth and Fentanyl become more prevalent and more…
Exploring the Potentially Historic Merger Between PNM & Avangrid
December 3, 2021 – Environment Reporter Laura Paskus sits down with executives involved in a potential multi-billion-dollar public utility merger that could have big implications…
Recognizing Native Contributions
November 26, 2021 – November is a month dedicated to recognizing the contributions of Native Americans. Last year, people who identified as American Indian or…
Reservation Dogs Music Composer Mato Wayuhi
November 26, 2021 – It was one of the stand-out shows of 2021. Reservation Dogs gives a unique, sometimes comedic and sometimes poignant glimpse inside…
Celebrating Albuquerque’s Bosque
November 26, 2021 – This holiday weekend, we show our appreciation for one of New Mexico’s greatest natural gems. Correspondent Laura Paskus takes you deep…
Rivers Through the Lens of Pueblo Feminism
November 19, 2021 –Environment reporter Laura Paskus speaks with activist Julia Bernal about water conservation. Bernal explains the work of the Pueblo Action Alliance and…
Already ‘baked in,’ NM’s water challenges loom large on the political landscape
Laura Paskus New Mexico officials know that continued warming is drying out the state’s rivers, farmlands, forests, and reservoirs. And while there are plans to address…
Department of Education on Social Studies Standards
November 19, 2021 –Host Gene Grantspeaks with Jaqueline Costales of the Public Education Department about the proposed changes to the state’s social studies curriculum. Costales…