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A look back at the history of the Raices Collecting. This is a rebroadcast of a program first aired live in 2003. -
This one-hour documentary explors environmental and public health issues facing Sunland Park and Santa Teresa along the U.S.–Mexico border—drinking water quality, Rio Grande pollution, traffic, and a long-contested regional landfill. Produced by Kent Paterson with Mercedes Mejia, it blends rare archival recordings with voices of residents, officials, and activists shaping what comes next.
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Guest interviews, music, events, and stories of Tonatzin/Virgin de Guadalupe celebrated in communities across the Americas and New Mexico. -
Short programs about women around the world. -
A conversation with Christie Green, author of "Moonlight Elk, One Woman's Hunt for Food and Freedom"Christie Green, a hunter and landscape-designer talks about her book, "Moonlight Elk, One Woman's Hunt for Food and Freedom." -
An interview recorded in 2016 with Antoine Predock. -
Interview with Kathy Spillar, editor of "50 Years of Ms. The Best of the Pathfinding Magazine That Ignited a Revolution" -
Interview with Terrelene Massey Director of the Southwest Women's Law Center on efforts to pass the Paid Family and Medical Leave Act in the 2024 legislative session. -
A review and update of the consequences of the U.S.-supported military coup of September 11, 1973 that overthrew the government of Chilean President Salvador Allende. -
Hear about the birth of the environmental justice movement of people of color in Albuquerque and New Mexico, farming and water consumption, efforts to safeguard the Rio Grande ecosystem and other forces shaping the past, present and future of the Rio Grande and the people and wildlife it sustains. -
Host Carol Boss speaks with world-renowned writer Monica Parker, author of the new bestselling book, "The Power of Wonder." -
Carol Boss speaks with Pamelya Herndon about growing up with and celebrating Juneteenth and its significance to African-American history.
