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Do you have a favorite thing? Most of us have a few favorite things, like our favorite foods, or sports, or even songs.

Assistant Professor Claudia Pratesi says microplastics are everywhere, including food and beverage containers.

Our state's mountains, deserts, caverns and culture draw tourists from around the world, but a changing climate and more severe weather are threatening those places and that important part of our economy. How can we protect our natural and cultural treasures from fires and floods? Should we still visit places after a disaster hits?

Perdita Wexler will host Felix Gato Peralta and Lara Manzanares.

“The Hidden Atrocities of Unit 731” is an award-winning documentary by a group of 4 local New Mexican high schoolers. Masara Algburi and Tam Pham talk about their production process and a message for fellow NM youth!

This week in Generation Justice: Adrien Lawyer, co-director of the Transgender Resource Center of NM, on his new book, Gender Transition for Dummies And the Radical Brownies, a group of young leaders, share their legislative journey and the “Traveling with Dignity Act..

President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will cut incentives for wind, solar and electric cars and will ease restrictions on fossil fuels which contribute to a warming climate and severe weather. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico we’ll ask, where does this leave our state as we grapple with renewable energy development while banking on oil and gas?

Guest interviews, music, events, and stories of Tonatzin/Virgin de Guadalupe celebrated in communities across the Americas and New Mexico.

Get ready to explore the fascinating world of bears with The Children's Hour! In this episode, host Katie Stone and the Kids Crew welcome Dr. Lynn Rogers, a renowned biologist often called the “Jane Goodall of bears.”