On this episode, we discuss Latinos and mental health with Fred Sandoval, Executive Director with The National Latino Behavioral Health Association to learn more about the organization’s work serving as a voice for Latino populations in behavioral health.

Daisy Maldonado, Executive Director of Doña Ana County Empowerment Congress joins the program to discuss the organization and how it affects change in the region.

A producer of “The Pope’s Exorcist” shares more about his upbringing in Las Cruces and career in film. Michael Patrick Kaczmarek stops by to chat about his story.

An investigation by Searchlight New Mexico and ProPublica into child welfare in New Mexico found the state places foster teens with serious mental health conditions in homeless shelters that may not offer the services they need. Anthony Moreno talks with Searchlight New Mexico investigative reporter Ed Williams to learn more about the investigation and issue.

Investigative Journalist and author Katherine Corcoran joins the program to discuss her new book “In the Mouth of the Wolf: A Murder, A Cover-up, and the True Cost of Silencing the Press.

New Mexico’s State Auditor Joseph Maestas joins the program to discuss efforts underway at the State Auditor's office.

In this episode, we take a look back at the New Mexico legislative session. Fred Nathan with Think New Mexico shares more about education bills his organization was advocating for.

On this episode, we learn how local higher education institutions are taking on student hunger. We also hear from Dr. Mónica Torres, President of Doña Ana Community College who gives an update on what’s happening at DACC and shares thoughts on issues facing higher education and we learn more about an art gallery on the NMSU Campus.

On this episode we speak with Isabella Casillas Guzman, the 27th Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Association.

Kari Bachman, Director of Doña Ana Communities United joins the program to share more about the organization's mission.