On this episode, we hear from people and organizations who work to share art with our community.

This year's KIDS COUNT data book ranks New Mexico last in child well-being.

Dr. Dulcinea Lara, Director and Professor of the Borderlands & Ethnic Studies program at NMSU shares more about the new department.

Liz Liano, President of the board of the southern New Mexico affiliate of the National Association on Mental Illness (NAMI) shares more about how the organization is working to improve mental health awareness in the region.

Journalist Jerry Redfern joins the program to talk about his reporting on the oil and gas industry in New Mexico.

Jagdish Khubchandani, professor of public health sciences at NMSU shares more about a study he co-authored that shows a rise in firearm deaths in youth across the United States.

Reporter Reyes Mata III with the Southern New Mexico Journalism collaborative offers an update on his work covering COVID-19 recovery in southern New Mexico.

Brenda Martinez, HR & Operations Manager with NM Comunidades en Acción y de Fé (CAFé) shares how the DACA program impacted her life.

Secretary of New Mexico's Early Childhood Education and Care Department Elizabeth Groginsky shares more about initiatives the department is working on.

Guest Camilla Feibelman, Director of the Sierra Club- Rio Grande Chapter, shares more about the “Oil and Gas Threat Map” by Earthworks and FracTracker.