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How Science is Taught with Native Cultures

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2.27.26 – Indigenously Positive, our collaboration with nonprofit newsroom New Mexico In Depth, kicks off its second season in a school classroom where Native practices and traditions are being used to teach students science in a way that resonates.          Host/Producer: Bella Davis (Yurok)   Director/Producer: Benjamin C Yazza (Diné)  Guests:  Jonathan Naranjo (Santa Clara Pueblo), Kha’p’o Community…

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Post-Mortem on Signature Climate Bill’s Failure

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2.27.26 – Capital and Main reporter Jerry Redfern returns to the studio to wrap up his series on oil and gas legislation from this year’s session. Jerry sits down with Democratic state Senate President Pro Tem Mimi Stewart after her signature climate bill failed yet again at the Roundhouse.  Correspondent: Jerry Redfern  Guest: NM Sen. Mimi Stewart,…

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