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Farewell to NMiF Senior Producer Lou DiVizio
9.4.26 – We bid a fond farewell to NMiF Senior Producer Lou DiVizio, whose five-year run on the show is coming to an end. Lou tells Nash what he’s loved about…
Study Finds Oil and Gas Ties to Toxic Pollution in the Permian
9.4.26 – Capital & Main journalist and NMiF Correspondent Jerry Redfern stops by to walk us through his recent story about airborne radioactive plumes in Loving, N.M. — and recent scientific…
Turmoil at NM African American Affairs Office
9.4.26 – Santa Fe New Mexican journalist Lily Alexander joins Host Nash Jones to talk about the full scope of her reporting on longstanding problems at the state Office of…
Former African American Affairs Office Staffers Speak Out
9.4.26 – Santa Fe New Mexican Lily Alexander interviews two former staffers from the state Office of African American Affairs about their experiences with high turnover and alleged workplace…
Revisiting the DOJ Lawsuit Over New Mexico’s Immigrant Safety Act
8.28.26 – We revisit a May 2026 conversation with New Mexico State Rep. Eleanor Chávez, D-Albuquerque, about the U.S. Department of Justice suing the state…
The Impact of NM Becoming an Early Democratic Primary State
8.28.26 – New Mexico is set to vote fourth in the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential primary election. In part two of this conversation, state party…
Hyperscale Data Center in New Mexico Hits Snags
8.28.26 – Host Nash Jones breaks down three big updates on the timeline for Project Jupiter, a hyperscale data center underway in southern New Mexico,…
How New Mexico Could Affect the 2028 Democratic Presidential Primary
8.28.26 – New Mexico is set to vote fourth in the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential primary election. In part one of this conversation, state party…
ICE Arrests Increase in New Mexico Cities Despite Sanctuary Laws
8.28.26 – Immigrant advocates and local government officials say they are seeing and hearing about increased federal immigration enforcement in Santa Fe and Albuquerque in…
Clean Alleyways, Student Murals Make Safer Paths to School
8.21.26 – Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole Rogers, Mayor’s Office Field Representative Angelica Archuleta-Romero and Natalie Vargas, president of the South San Pedro Neighborhood Association, tell Nash…
New Approaches for a Safe Walk to School
8.21.26 – Nash sits with Albuquerque City Councilor Nichole Rogers, Mayor’s Office Field Representative Angelica Archuleta-Romero and Natalie Vargas, president of the South San Pedro Neighborhood Association…
City Councilor, Community Advocate Debate City’s New ‘Sidewalk Law’
8.21.26 – Nash sits between City Councilor Joaquín Baca, who sponsored the measure, and the New Mexico Stronger Together Coalition’s Lisa Christopherson, who opposes it, for a…