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Consumer Products & Forever Chemicals

By Aubrie Moore | May 1, 2026

5.1.2026 – In the second part of our interview with state Environment Secretary James Kenney, Nash Jones asks how the newly passed PFAS Protection Act will regulate consumer products…

Raton Seeks Revival in the Outdoors 

By Aubrie Moore | May 1, 2026

5.1.2026 – Amid decades of economic decline following coal mine closures, the city of Raton is working to use the great outdoors as a more sustainable economic engine. Correspondent Elizabeth Miller…

New Regulations for Forever Chemicals in NM 

By Aubrie Moore | May 1, 2026

5.1.2026 – New Mexico Environment Secretary James Kenney visits our Albuquerque studio to explain new state regulations on PFAS, or “forever chemicals.” Several areas in the state have seen PFAS contamination,…

New Leadership at UNM Athletics Department

By Aubrie Moore | April 24, 2026

4.24.26 – In March, UNM named Ryan Berryman to be its next athletics director. Berryman has been connected to Lobo sports since he was a teenager and,…

State Supreme Court Orders Rep. Dow Back on Ballot

By Aubrie Moore | April 24, 2026

4.24.26 – Earlier this month, a state District Court judge ordered Republican state Rep. Rebecca Dow to be removed from the ballot following allegations she had filed…

How Trump’s Online Posts Open Door for War Crimes in Iran 

By Aubrie Moore | April 24, 2026

4.24.26 – Executive Producer Jeff Proctor asks Joshua Kastenberg, law professor and former Judge Advocate General, how war crimes are defined — and by whom — and to consider whether…

Presidential Powers and the War in Iran

By Aubrie Moore | April 24, 2026

4.24.26 – Executive Producer Jeff Proctor sits down with constitutional and international law expert Joshua Kastenberg to delve into the war in Iran — how it began and how it’s going. …

Trump Threatens Again to Cut NM Native Arts School Funding 

By Aubrie Moore | April 24, 2026

4.24.26 – This week, we head to the Institute of American Indian Arts. For the second time in as many years, the institute’s future is uncertain as…

Albuquerque Police, Surveillance Tools and Privacy Concerns

By Aubrie Moore | April 17, 2026

4.17.26 – Last week, we dove deep on the new leadership at the Albuquerque Police Department. Daniel Williams, a policy advocate with the ACLU of New Mexico,…

Rep. Leger Fernandez on the War in Iran

By Aubrie Moore | April 17, 2026

4.17.26 – Host Nash Jones talks with U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, D-N.M., about the war in Iran and the position she and her Democratic colleagues are…

Generations Divided on Legacy of Cesar Chavez

By Aubrie Moore | April 17, 2026

4.17.26 – A month has passed since a New York Times investigation revealed decades of alleged sexual abuse and child rape by Cesar Chavez, reigniting thorny conversations…

Trump Eyes Public Lands in New Mexico

By Aubrie Moore | April 17, 2026

4.17.26 – U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, D-NM, spoke with Nash Jones about the Trump administration’s plans to roll back protections for public lands in her district. …