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KUNM News brought you about 40 episodes of Let’s Talk New Mexico this year on topics ranging from the scarcity of doctors and pharmacies, to wildlife management and the arts economy – and many more that deserve another listen. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll revisit some of the standout discussions of 2024.

Have you ever wondered about the mighty eagle, the king of the skies? In this episode of The Children’s Hour, we take flight with these incredible birds.

Our state legislature is meeting in Santa Fe again - this time through mid-March - to consider the budget, but also lawmakers’ and the governor’s priorities on things like public safety, health care, and the environment. Which issues do you think should be priorities?

NMOE Deputy Director Perry discusses the primary election system in New Mexico.NMAEA Executive Director Jamie & Rep. Leah share the initiative to expand access for adult learners.BCCNM President & CEO Karla talks about the importance of vaccine equity.Catch us LIVE on SUNDAYS @ 7PM, 89.9FM / KUNM.org!

Why do we spend so much of our lives sleeping? Is anything happening in our brains while we sleep?

About 22,000 New Mexicans worked for the federal government last year. Many people are nervous about the ongoing reduction in the federal workforce, but how severely could our state be impacted?

With only a couple of weeks left in this legislative session and about 20 bills to update regulations on oil and gas, where does New Mexico stand on greenhouse gas-contributing fossil fuels? On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll discuss the latest from the Roundhouse when it comes to updating laws for those extractive industries.

Based on the novel by Margarita Engle, the Vortex’s play ‘Lion Island’ is about navigating a tense colonial world. Actors Daniel Lucero and Hector Corona share insight and a scene reenactment!Based on true events, Lion Island follows Antonio Chuffat, a young Afro-Cuban-Chinese boy growing up in 19th-century Cuba, who finds himself at the crossroads of multiple cultures and social movements.The story illuminates the struggles and triumphs of immigrants and activists in the face of oppression, offering audiences a deeply moving exploration of history and human courage.

This week on GJ!First, GJ youth intern Sunny talks about Auntie Moon, her project to raise awareness for bleeding disorders and support her Indigenous community.Then, Joseluis Agua y Tierra discusses the importance of connection to the land and land-based solutions.Catch us Live every Sunday at 7PM on 89.9FM / KUNM.org!