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KUNM DJ Brando had a chance to sit down with Morgan Jahnig of Old Crow Medicine show to discuss life as musician, living on the road, and more. Old Crow is on tour now. Big thanks to Morgan Jahnig for taking the time out to speak with us!

We’ll reflect on the end of the 2025 legislative session by talking with journalists who followed all 60 days at the Roundhouse.

Tues. 4/15 7pm. Tonight Studio 505 features a conversation and live DJ set with TrillBot (Will Ribbans) recorded last week in KUNM's Studio A with host Brandon Kennedy and engineer Chris Alires.

Roots are everywhere! They grow under trees, flowers, and even the food we eat. In this episode of The Children's Hour, we dig deep into the ground to learn about roots and how they help our planet.

The 2025 Legislative Session has ended.Rep. Eleanor Chavez has updates on the bills she supported and ways for the community to remain engaged. NMVC’s Gabrielle Uballez and Mónica Otero discuss the impact of federal cuts on NM families and legislative updates.Catch us live on Sundays at 7 pm on 89.9 FM KUNM or KUNM.org!

Our Podcast is ready! Tune in for a special discussion on the recently signed Open Primaries Bill from New Mexico Open Elections’ Executive Director Sila Avcil and Deputy Director Perry Radford.Stay tuned for a Community Calendar, Vaccine Equity segment, and music!Catch us live on Sundays @7PM on KUNM 89.9FM or KUNM.org!

This week on GJ! Senator Harold Pope has updates from the 2025 Legislative Session and why it’s important for youth to engage with legislative processes.Rodrigo Rodriguez from the Albuquerque Justice for Youth Collaborative shares the organization's mission and discusses the youth incarceration cycle in New Mexico and solutions.Catch us live every Sunday at 7pm on KUNM!

Andre Lacerda interviews Albuquerque favorite Sinister Surfer about their new album Tropic Psychic and upcoming show June 27th at Sister Bar. Engineered by Roman Garcia.

Brando Interviews Constant Harmony

Protests over social, economic, and corporate policies have become increasingly contentious, reflecting a society that feels as divided as ever. Still, the act of speaking out has deep roots in our region. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico we’ll discuss protests. Do they work? Which strategies are most effective? How have they evolved?