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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..

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.”

An interview and listening session with 94-year-old musician and restauranteur Vicente Bautista.

8 million Generation Z folks will be turning 18 in time for this year’s election. Data shows they are more involved in government and politics than baby boomers were in the 1960’s. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico we’ll talk with young voters about what is important to them.

Join host Allison Davis for a live in-studio performance by genre-bending musicians Meadors • Tolousse • Brown

A session of dark and ghoulish music from KUNM's Studio A

This week on The Children's Hour, it's the season of gratitude, and we're grateful for some of the most important people in our lives: our grandparents.

Election day is behind us and there were some surprises. New Mexico’s election results were mostly in line with expectations with a major exception – voters in most counties voted more red than they had in the past, even if not enough to significantly alter the outcomes. Are you hopeful or concerned about the implications of local or national results on life in New Mexico?

In this encore episode, we hear from the curators of the exhibit “Nothing Left For Me: Federal Policy and the Photography of Milton Snow in Diné Bikéyah,” which looks at the brutal impact of the Navajo Livestock Reduction imposed upon Diné communities and homelands by U.S. Indian Commissioner John Collier starting in the 1930s.