Anthony Moreno

A new book offers tourists the opportunity to learn more about popular food and drink destinations in New Mexico. Carolyn Graham joins the program to talk about her new book “New Mexico Food Trails: A Roadtrippers guide to hot chile, cold brews, and classic dishes from the Land of Enchantment.” Graham is from Las Cruces and is the former CEO of New Mexico Magazine.

On this episode of "Fronteras- A Changing America" Fred Nathan, Founder and Executive Director of Think New Mexico shares thoughts on many issues facing New Mexico, including fair lending in the state, financial literacy in schools, capital outlay transparency, and the state tax on social security. 

This week, we learn more about a borderland nonprofit working to create a fair and sustainable food system through education and empowerment.

Krsten Aguilar, Co-Executive Director of La Semilla Food Center shares more about the mission of the organization on Fronteras- A Changing America.

Marc Levesque, Author and WNMU faculty advisor for Mustang Search and Rescue joins us to talk about the program and how to stay safe while exploring the outdoors. He also has a new book out titled "Gila Lost and Found: Search and Rescue in New Mexico."

Anthony Moreno discusses the legalization of adult-use cannabis in New Mexico with those involved in the cannabis industry in the state. We also hear what two state lawmakers think about the legislation that was passed in a special session.

President Of Nuestra Tierra Ángel Peña talks about the mission of his organization that is working to improve access to public lands and the outdoors for underserved communities.

A new dental school is ready to serve the borderland. Dr. Richard C. Black, who is the Dean of the Woody L. Hunt School of Dental Medicine at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in El Paso shares more information on this week's episode. 

On this final episode of the season, we take a look back at the 60-day legislative session with Journalist Walt Rubel who covers the New Mexico State Legislature for the Southern New Mexico Journalism Collaborative.