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The Anatomy of an Online Rumor About McCall’s Pumpkin Farm

By Myah Wilmarth | October 30, 2025

10.31.2025 – Reporter Cailley Chella digs into how an online rumor about McCall’s Pumpkin Farm and Immigration and Customs Enforcement got started, then spread.  Correspondent: Cailley…

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Prosecutors’ Long-Secret Lists of Untrustworthy Cops Now Public

By Myah Wilmarth | October 30, 2025

10.31.2025 – Correspondent Joshua Bowling interviews and prosecutor and a public defender about so-called “Brady Lists” — ledgers of law enforcement officers who have been…

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Albuquerque Mayoral Election Recap

By Myah Wilmarth | October 30, 2025

10.31.2025 – We conclude our Albuquerque mayoral election coverage with a recap montage of the candidates describing how they would address the No. 1 issue…

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Training, Hunting for Clues with Volunteer-Driven NM Search and Rescue

By Myah Wilmarth | October 30, 2025

10.31.2025 – We head to the Cibola National Forest to show you how the almost entirely volunteer-driven New Mexico Search and Rescue shifts from the…

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NM Sexual Assault Helpline Turns 1

By Myah Wilmarth | October 24, 2025

10.24.2025 – As the end of Domestic Violence Awareness Month nears, we spotlight the New Mexico Sexual Assault Helpline’s first anniversary and hear from two…

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Why Indigenous Peoples’ Day Is Every Day

By Myah Wilmarth | October 24, 2025

10.24.2025 – In the latest episode of Indigenously Positive, our collaboration with nonprofit newsroom New Mexico In Depth, Correspondent Bella Davis (Yurok) takes us to…

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How to Choose Stories, Democracy Now!-style

By Myah Wilmarth | October 24, 2025

10.24.2025 – In Part 2 of their discussion with Amy Goodman, Nash Jones asks the longtime host and executive producer of Democracy Now! how she…

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The One-Stop Shop of Voter Guides

By Myah Wilmarth | October 24, 2025

10.24.2025 – Hannah Burling, president of the League of Women Voters of New Mexico, joins us to talk about the customizable voter guide her organization…

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Amy Goodman on Voices the Corporate Media Leave Out

By Myah Wilmarth | October 24, 2025

10.24.2025 – Host Nash Jones sits down with a journalism icon they’ve long admired: Amy Goodman. In Part 1 of their discussion, the longtime host…

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Fatal Police Shooting Lawsuit Could Help Shape Police Accountability in NM

By Myah Wilmarth | October 17, 2025

10.17.2025 – We revisit a 2022 fatal police shooting that was badly oversimplified and misreported in news stories at the time. Now, the victim’s family…

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1 on 1 with SF County Commissioner and Mayoral Hopeful Justin Greene

By Myah Wilmarth | October 17, 2025

10.17.2025 – Justin Greene is near the end of his first term as a Santa Fe County commissioner; now, he’s running for mayor in the…

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SF Councilor Michael Garcia Says He’s Ready for a Promotion

By Myah Wilmarth | October 17, 2025

10.17.2025 – City Councilor Michael Garcia has emerged as the likely frontrunner in the race to succeed Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber, who is not…