Episode Archive
Craig Childs, author "Apocalyptic Planet"
Air Dates: October 27-29, 2012
This week’s guest on “REPORT FROM SANTA FE” is
Craig Childs, author of “Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide
to the Everending Earth.” Other recent books include
“Finders Keepers: A Tale of Archaeological Plunder and
Obsession,” and “The Animal Dialogues,” and “House of
Rain.”
His new book, “Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide to the
Everending Earth,” offers a mesmerizing and provocative
look at our ever-changing planet.
Childs takes the reader on a firsthand journey though
amazing landscapes, some of the most physically challenging places on the globe, uncovering the micro-cataclysms that predict the macro: forthcoming ice ages, super-volcanoes, and elements of planetary life cycles.
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Elaina Newport and "The Capitol Steps"
Air Dates: October 20-22, 2012
With Election Day rapidly approaching, REPORT
FROM SANTA FE takes a light-hearted, satirical, musical
look at politics.
This week's guest is Elaina Newport, founder of
“The Capitol Steps,” a musical comedy group that
performs political song parodies all over the country.
They pride themselves in putting the “mock” in
“democracy.”
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Ray Powell, Commissioner of Public Lands
Air Dates: October 13-15, 2012
RAY POWELL, Commissioner of Public Lands
TOPICS: The Record Amount Of Revenue Generated By The Land Office In Fiscal Year 2012, Totaling More Than $650 Million
Projects Being Conducted & Problems Facing Public Lands In New Mexico
Exciting and Innovative Business Parks on State Lands,
Attracting Thousands of New Jobs and Money That Stays In New Mexico
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Congressional District One Candidates Janice Arnold-Jones (R) and Michelle Lujan Grisham (D)
Air Dates: October 6-8, 2012
The Candidates for the First Congressional District,
JANICE ARNOLD-JONES (R) and MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM (D) -- Together For A Sit-Down, In-Depth Discussion
The two candidates for the First Congressional
District, Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) and Janice
Arnold-Jones (R), join Lorene Mills in a discussion,
rather than a debate, of what needs to be done in Congress
over the next term.
Both women have a great deal of experience and they
discuss the budget, healthcare reform, how to protect
programs like the National Labs and Medicaid/Medicare that
are so important to New Mexicans, and how to avoid the
toxic partisan gridlock that is poisoning national
politics.
As host Lorene Mills says, “You are women that I really
admire and respect. And I know that we can add something
new to the political discourse now, because there are a
lot of negative ads, there are a lot of debates where
every second is accounted for - you have got 15 seconds
for a rebuttal and there is no natural flow of ideas - and
what made this state great and its political progress
great, used to be intelligent people exchanging ideas. I
am glad that you came.”
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Secretary of State Dianna Duran
Air Dates: September 29-30, 2012
In the lead-up to the General Election, Lorene Mills talks with Secretary of State Dianna Duran. Duran clarifies misunderstandings about the NCOA cards or “purge cards,” as well as controversial stories such as ending straight party voting and running out of registration cards.
The Secretary of State addresses these crucial voting issues, gives valuable information about voter fraud in New Mexico, and discusses the new Voting Convenience Centers that will be available for voters in November.
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Martha Burk
Air Dates: September 22-23, 2012
DR. MARTHA BURK
Political Psychologist & National Expert On Women's Issues
Author: “Your Voice, Your Vote: The Savvy Woman’s Guide to
Power, Politics and the Change We Need”
This week on “Report from Santa Fe,” Dr Martha Burk, political psychologist and national expert on women's issues, gives a timely and important run-down on the place and power of women in the American political system. She discusses breakthroughs in the business sector, such as finally allowing women into “male only” golf clubs where major business deals are made.
Dr. Burk's recent book, "Your Voice, Your Vote, the Savvy Woman’s Guide to Power, Politics and the Change We Need," outlines major issues facing women in the upcoming election, and outlines the stances of both political parties while giving some startling revelations of policies that were in place until recently. Watch Episode
David McDannald, "The Last Great Ape"
Air Dates: September 15-17, 2012
This week's guest on REPORT FROM SANTA FE is David McDannald, author of “The Last Great Ape, A Journey Through Africa, and a Fight for the Heart of the Continent.” McDannald tells thrilling stories from on-the-ground with LAGA, the Last Great Ape organization, the first wildlife law enforcement Non-Government Organization (NGO).
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Governor Garrey Carruthers
Air Dates: September 8-9, 2012
This week's guest on REPORT FROM SANTA FE is
Governor Garrey Carruthers, 27th governor of the state of
New Mexico, serving for the past ten years as Dean of the
College of Business at New Mexico State University.
Describing his work as the principal investigator of the
Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative, Carruthers reveals his
studies of comparative ethics, especially cross-border
business practices.
He discusses the differences between Native American
business and standard American business ethics. The
studies also explore the interface between public sector
and private sector ethics, which often results in what we
call “corruption.”
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Dr. Jean Houston
Air Dates: September 2-4, 2012
This week's guest on REPORT FROM SANTA FE is Dr. Jean Houston, a pioneer in human development, internationally renowned lecturer, scholar, and philosopher, and past president of the Association for Humanistic Psychology. Houston has authored 27 books, among them “The Possible Human,” “A Mythic Life,” and “Jump Time.” She assisted Hilary Clinton with “It Takes A Village,” and she has worked for the United Nations visiting 108 countries and 40 cultures.
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Maria Hinojosa
Air Dates: August 25-27, 2012
This week's guest on “Report from Santa Fe” is award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa, anchor of NPR’s Latino USA, anchor of the Emmy Award-winning talk show called "Maria Hinojosa: One-on-One," and correspondent on PBS' "Need to Know" and "Frontline." She was a reporter on CNN for 8 years. In this interview, Maria describes what it's like to be one of the top Hispanic journalists in America today, and discusses hot issues like immigration, racism, and civil liberties.
This program will not be seen on KNME this Sunday due to pledge drive considerations. It will be seen at its regularly scheduled times on KENW in Portales and KRWG in Las Cruces, and heard Monday at 9:30 a.m. on KANW, 89.1 FM. "Report from Santa Fe" will return to the full schedule next weekend. Watch Episode