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"Mystic Maya: Journey of Initiation," is a cinematic masterwork that unveils the ancient wisdom of the Maya. Prepare to be captivated, challenged, and forever changed by this extraordinary exploration of esoteric knowledge.Step into a hidden realm beyond the pyramids as this captivating documentary unravels the truth about these enigmatic structures, intertwining the sacred initiation rites of the Maya, Egypt, and modern Western Esoteric Mystery schools. Prepare for a mesmerizing journey that challenges your perception of history and illuminates profound connections between diverse esoteric traditions."Mystic Maya" unlocks the secrets of pyramids, revealing their purpose as catalysts for personal transformation and global change. Featuring intimate interviews with Mayan lineage holders, esteemed Western Esoteric authors, and renowned experts, "Mystic Maya" reveals the once-veiled knowledge and illuminates the hidden dimensions of world history. Experience a transcendent journey that awakens curiosity and invites you to embark on your own path of initiation.Douglas Beechwood is a filmmaker with extensive experience in Commercial/Documentary and Live event production. He studied Fine Art and Photography at the University of Colorado and has immersed himself in the study of world religions for over three decades.Notably, Douglas served as Editor for "Yangsi: Reincarnation is Just the Beginning," a documentary following the life of renowned Buddhist Lama Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche for close to twenty years, from his coronation at age three to his graduation as an empowered Tibetan teacher. Additionally, he served as Production Manager, TD, and finish editor for all three seasons of the New Mexico PBS series entitled "Ageless Living."Douglas worked for twelve years as the Technical Director and Production Manager for the prestigious Festival of Faiths in Louisville, KY, which brings together faith leaders from diverse backgrounds from Native America, Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism for a multi-day theatrical livestream conference. His efforts helped grow the Festival of Faiths from a small local event into a world-renowned happening that continues to engage the viewership of many millions.His spiritual journey embraces practices in Christianity, Native American beliefs, Western Esoteric Mystery Schools, and the profound teachings of Dzogchen Buddhism. Douglas further works as the media coordinator for the worldwide outreach of Tsoknyi Rinpoche's humanitarian activities through the Pundarika Foundation USA, which involves producing Buddhist retreats and secular mindfulness programs, as well as the support of Buddhist schools and nunneries in Nepal and Tibet.Free viewing, https://www.mysticmayamovie.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

Joining TJ in this first hour is Franz Joachim General Manager of New Mexico PBS. He comes in to talk about severe cuts to funding to Public Television/NPR and other sources of media critical to education and emergency broadcasting alerts etc., all this with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

General Manager and CEO of New Mexico PBS, Franz Joachim comes in to talk about the possibility of Public Radio and Television being defunded by Washington and Congress with TJ on News Radio KKOB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Source New Mexico's Danielle Prokop sits with Our Land's Laura Paskus to look back at Laura's time as a reporter and senior producer at New Mexico PBS. Host: Lou DiVizio Correspondent: Danielle Prokop, Source New Mexico Guest: Laura Paskus For More Information: Final issue of Our Land Weekly! – Our Land 'Our Land' host Laura Paskus to leave NMPBS – KUNM  

Michael Kamins Executive Producer of Arts and Culture from New Mexico PBS, and Lan Sena, Vietnamese American Community Policy Director discuss his new program entitled "Vietnam War, Portrait of a Generation". A series of programs that talk to New Mexicans that had involvement with Vietnam. All on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lidia Bastianich details her new special  "25 Years with Lidia: A Culinary Jubilee" airing on New Mexico PBS, At 9 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18 On News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kick- Off Season 2 of “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey and the Artistic Director of New York Theatre Ballet, Steven Melendez. In this episode of  “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey,  join host Joanne Carey as she chats with Special Guest: Steven Melendez. Listen in as we have a candid chat about where Steven's career began, where it is now and where it is going. We also talk about the full-length documentary film Lift based on his life and the Lift Program at NYTB that serves children living inside homeless shelters in NYC through the art of ballet. It was in that very program that Steven discovered ballet and ballet discovered him. This is a talent whose mission is to "Bring the Dance Where the People Are'" and his new program "Between the Acts" is doing that by addressing diversity, equity and inclusion by creating greater access to dance." For NYTB, "the future of our organization and the future of dance lie with new audiences. " Steven Melendez, was born in New York City in 1986 and began his ballet training as part of the LIFT Scholarship Program at Ballet School New York at the age of seven. Later, he studied at the School of American Ballet and attended summer programs at San Francisco Ballet Academy, Houston Ballet Academy, and Kaatsbaan International School. 2001 Melendez joined New York Theatre Ballet (NYTB) as an apprentice and in 2006 was promoted to Principal. In 2004 he graduated from the American Ballet Theater Studio Company Associate Program. He was invited to Buenos Aires as a Guest Soloist for the 2006 season traveling and performing internationally. Melendez joined the Vanemuine Theater Ballet Company in Tartu, Estonia as a principal dancer in 2007 and in 2008 received a Diploma from the 5th Rudolf Nureyev International Ballet Competition in Budapest, Hungary, receiving special recognition for his secondround performance of Onegin. He was invited to perform in the gala entitled Celebrating the Classical Male Dancer and later represented Estonia at the 13th International Baltic Ballet Festival inRiga, Latvia. Melendez returned to NYC in March 2010 to NYTB as a Principal Guest Artist and rejoined the company full-time for the following season. Steven is a Van-Lier Fellowship recipient and a 2012 Clive Barnes Foundation Award Nominee. In 2015 Melendez celebrated his 15th season with NYTB and was a frequent guest artist at the Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica and Ballet Palm Beach. Melendez co-choreographed his first large-scale work, Song Before Spring, for New York Theatre Ballet which was named a Dance Europe critic's choice “Best Premiere” of 2016. Melendez has served as a faculty member of Ballet School New York and the Joffrey Ballet School Summer Program in New York City and has held an annual summer workshop in Nagoya, Japan for over 10 years. Since 2018 Melendez has been a member of the alumni advisory committee on diversity and inclusion for School of American Ballet. From 2019, he has been the Hiland Artistic Director for National Dance Institute New Mexico where he created Vastness, a socially distanced dance film for a global pandemic, which aired on New Mexico PBS. Steven is the subject of a feature-length documentary, LIFT, directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker David Petersen, with Executive Producers Sam Pollard and Jannat Gargi. In May 2022, Melendez was named Artistic Director of New York Theatre Ballet. Melendez succeeds NYTB founder and Artistic Director Diana Byer who held the position for 44 years. Follow on Instagram @nytheatreballet To get involved, check out their website https://nytb.org/⁠ Follow Joanne Carey on Instagram @westfieldschoolofdance And follow  “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey wherever you listen to your podcasts. Tune in. Follow. Like us. And Share. Please leave us review about our podcast  “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey "Where the Dance World Connects, the Conversations Inspire, and Where We Are Keeping Them Real."

This is just a preview of our exclusive Patreon bonus episode. you can hear the full episode by becoming a supporter at: www.patreon.com/indoctrination For this bonus episode, we are presenting Rachel's full interview with Khalil Ekulona from a 2021 episode of his show "No More Normal" on New Mexico Public Radio. Only a short excerpt of this excellent and informative interview made it to air, so we wanted to present the full interview exclusively for our supporters. The episode titled "Walking Back Extremism" focused on the rise of Qanon and extremist politics in the wake of the pandemic. You can listen to that original radio broadcast here: www.kunm.org/local-news/2021-05…ing-back-extremism In addition to Khalil's pandemic-focused radio show on KUNM in Albuquerque. He's also served as the co-host of Good Day New Mexico and as a correspondent with New Mexico PBS. He is currently a correspondent for Nashville Public Radio Thanks so much to our supporters for making this episode possible!

This week marks the end of our fourth season of Growing Forward! Time has definitely flown by over the course of the last two-plus years, and we appreciate all the support and listenership during our initial seasons. We'll be back again later this Fall as we kick off Season Five. In our final episode of this season, though, we took our show on the Road to the Amador Barr and Grill in Las Cruces. Hosts Andy Lyman (New Mexico Political Report) and Megan Kamerick (KUNM) were joined by a special panel to discuss the rollout of the cannabis industry in not only Las Cruces, but also all of Southern New Mexico. You might be interested to learn how different the approach has been than some other prominent communities like Albuquerque and Santa Fe. We can't wait to join you again for a new season, but for the time being a reminder you can listen back to any of our past episodes and seasons, right here where you streamed this episode. Those clicks, likes and listens really help us out a great deal. And, if you like what we're doing, you can also help us out financially on the New Mexico Political Report website, by hitting the "donate now" button. Thanks, and we will talk to you again very soon! Guests: Senator Carrie Hamblen (D-District 38) Las Cruces City Councilor Johana Bencomo Ben Lewinger, Executive Director, New Mexico Cannabis Chamber of Commerce Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Low Light Switch" Blue Dot Sessions - "The Dollar Token" Blue Dot Sessions - "Two in the Back" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

In our most recent episode, we explored the challenges Native American Tribes and Pueblos face when trying to get into the cannabis industry in New Mexico. Because the plant is still federally illegal, Sovereign Nations are finding creative ways to get in on the business, including the two intergovernmental agreements Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham recently signed with the Pojoaque and Picuris Pueblos. These agreements are different than the compacts that Tribal Governments often engage in for other businesses like casinos. The main difference is that the intergovernmental agreements do not include any revenue sharing with the state. Last episode we talked about why Pojoaque Pueblo wanted to get into the business. This time, we turn to Picuris Pueblo, which has already had a series of headaches trying to navigate these tricky waters. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick learn about that history, and the Pueblo's plans now that it is armed with the intergovernmental agreement. As usual, Andy also has more reporting on this and other topics over at NM Political Report. Here are just a couple we picked out for you, and remember that while you are there you can always hit the "donate now" button to help support our efforts here on Growing Forward. Picuris Pueblo pot production uprooted Bill would protect cannabis patients who live on federal trust land Amended cannabis on Tribal Lands bill heads to the House Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Low Light Switch" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvestor" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Compacts are a term you may have heard connected to Tribal gaming operations like casinos. They are agreements that Sovereign Nations make with a State government, and often include revenue sharing between the two entities. And now, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham recently announced intergovernmental agreements with two Pueblos related to the state's newest industry: cannabis. But, as this episode's title indicates, these agreements are not in fact compacts, but something different. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick find out more about those differences, and why these two Tribal Governments are dipping their toes in this new industry, despite cannabis's continued status as being federally illegal. This week, they talk to Pojoaque Pueblo, but be sure to tune in for our next episode, when Picuris Pueblo takes center stage, to discuss the long and winding road that lead them to this current agreement. As usual, Andy also has more reporting on this and other topics over at NM Political Report. Here are just a couple we picked out for you, and remember that while you are there you can always hit the "donate now" button to help support our efforts here on Growing Forward. Bill would protect cannabis patients who live on federal trust land Amended cannabis on Tribal Lands bill heads to the House Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions ' "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This week's episode hearkens back to a simpler time in Network Television: the good old fashioned crossover episode. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick are joined by the creative team behind the podcast NM CannaCast to talk about the state of the cannabis industry in New Mexico just a little over one year after the passing of the Cannabis Regulation Act. The group talks about taxes, equity, finances and why there is still so much confusion out there about this industry. Also in the episode, Host Andy Lyman mentions his recent article for New Mexico Political Report, dealing with the lack of education standards to date, something that was intended in the original Cannabis Regulation Act. Read the article here, and remember that while you are there you can always hit the "donate now" button to help support our efforts here on Growing Forward. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions ' "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

We sit down with our long time friend, Andy Lyman, reporter at New Mexico Political Report, and his colleague Megan Kamerick, correspondent at New Mexico PBS. This is a special episode where the NMCannaCast and the Growing Forward podcast collaborate on an episode, tune in to hear what we have in store, as well as learn more about the folks of both podcasts, and how we are both trying to educate and inform the NM public about this new industry. ------------------------------------------------ Merch------------------------------------------------------------- Support the NMCannaCast with your own NMCannaCast T-shirt!: https://www.vivanm.us/product/nmcannacast-blue Use this code for a discount: 420 ------------------------------------------------ Contact Links------------------------------------------------------------- Discord Server: https://discord.gg/2xXHg6Ga2q Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nmcannacast/id1600337542 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5g1wYtpLKq4rSkF4bvp41r Google:https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy83OTNmZjEwMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Anchor: https://anchor.fm/josh-mccurdy Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/nm-cannacast Twitter: https://twitter.com/NMCannaCast FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/261075225729605 All of our links in one place: https://lnk.bio/NMCannaCast Check out the MMJ Radio show: https://www.youtube.com/user/LSLOVE88 https://seedcrest.io/ VivaNM for shirts and stickers: https://www.vivanm.us --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nmcannacast/support

The focus of this podcast has always been to take a look at recreational use cannabis as a legitimate business and industry. And the financial challenges are many. In our most recent episode (Season 4, Episode 5) we looked at the issues news businesses face securing loans and basic banking services when dealing with a product that is still considered federally illegal. We got a lot of response to that episode, and we want to share what we learned with you in this follow up. And for the most part, the news appears to be good for those trying to break into the industry in New Mexico. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick talk with Shannon Cox, Cannabis Program Executive with Southwest Capital Bank, about their ever-expanding approach to lending to cannabis businesses. We also learn more about risk management and insurance coverage for these businesses with Kenny Byrd, a risk Management Specialist. We even discuss workers compensation issues within this industry and what best practices seem to be when it comes to workplace accidents. Also, we end with Andy updating us all on some of his most recent cannabis reporting, which you can find at the following links. We love your feedback and it really does inform us on which direction to pursue next. So, do us a favor and let us know what we missed, or what you'd like to hear more about in an upcoming episode of "Growing Forward." NM collects $2.4 million in cannabis taxes for first month of sales Some NM cannabis producers may face higher than expected tax bill NM expected to pay an estimated $15 million in tax refunds to medical cannabis companies Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Sunsearcher - "Latin Rhythm" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Getting into the legal recreational-use cannabis industry creates several unique challenges. Maybe none a bigger hurdle than securing financing. As we have touched on before in this podcast, banking options remain limited because of the federal status of cannabis. But that just scratches the surface of the potential financial stumbling blocks for new businesses. Factor in lawmakers' desire to create opportunities for equity and diversity in the industry, and the challenge is clear. In this episode we explore in depth what banking is like for cannabis businesses and also learn more about a new state lending program designed to help ease the burden. Guests: Lonnie Talbert, Former COO, Southwest Capitol Bank Marquita Russel, CEO, New Mexico Finance Authority Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvestor" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Michael Kamins details New Mexico PBS's ¡Colores! and offers an exclusive look behind-the-scenes at the Santa Fe Opera focusing on the making of the company's 17th world premiere, The Lord of Cries. Plus, a stroll through Bob's Technology Museum on News Radio KKOB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting up a new business is a tall order for any entrepreneur. But that challenge is ratcheted up even more in a burgeoning industry and one that is focused on a product still rife with stigma. In this episode of "Growing Forward" we talk to some folks trying to make their way in this new industry, while also elevating diversity and opportunity. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Lupi" Sunsearcher - "Latin Rhythm" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Now that legal recreational-use cannabis sales are up and running in New Mexico, the spotlight once again turns to the testing process. Co-host Andy Lyman has done a lot of great reporting on a testing dispute that has already made it into the New Mexico courts system. He and Megan Kamerick break down the debate, and summarize the court proceedings to date. Then, the pair check back in with one of the only testing labs in New Mexico to find out if the owner is having any difficulties keeping up with demand, as well as the prospect of new testing labs coming online in the coming months. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Roundpine" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvestor" Broke for Free - "Warm Up Suit" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The day many had been waiting for finally arrived on Friday, April 1st, 2022. That was the day legal recreational-use cannabis sales started in New Mexico, after the state legislature passed the Cannabis Regulation Act in 2021. According to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's office, business was indeed booming over the inaugural weekend. The state reported 5.2 million dollars in sales through the first weekend. Three and a half million of that was recreational-use with another $1.7 million in medical cannabis sales. “New Mexico was ready for this historic opportunity to end prohibition,” said Cannabis Control Division Director Kristen Thomson. “Whether it's people moving from the illicit market to the safe, regulated legal market or brand-new customers excited to try high-quality New Mexico products for the first time, New Mexicans supported cannabis businesses in record numbers this weekend.” “In every state that launched adult-use sales before New Mexico, some retailers sold out on opening day,” Thomson said. “In New Mexico, that was simply not the case. Customers and patients across the state were all able to get the products or medicine they wanted and needed. Through careful regulatory planning hand-in-hand with industry, New Mexico cannabis producers have done something that's never been done before. This weekend's successful launch is something we can all be proud of.” In this episode, hosts Andy Lyman (New Mexico Political Report) and Megan Kamerick (KUNM) visited several dispensaries on opening day to find out why this landmark was so important to them and what they think the long-term potential is for the industry. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvestor" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Sunsearcher - "Latin Rhythms" Kevin MacLeod - "Backed Vibes" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The clock is ticking to the start of legal recreational-use cannabis sales in New Mexico. April 1st at noon is the first time people can buy cannabis without having a medical card. So, how ready is the state for this new industry? We check in with Kristen Thomson, Director of the New Mexico Cannabis Control Division, to find out. Specifically, the Growing Forward team wants to know if there is concern about a shortage of supply, given the aggressive timeline for this rollout. In addition, lawmakers failed to make an adjustment to the Cannabis Regulation Act during the recent regular legislative session. We also find out the role social media like TikTok and Instagram is having in educating people about the science of cannabis. Riley Kirk is very active on both platforms and also co-hosts a podcast with Dr. Miyabe Shields called Smoke 'n Science. Kirk helps explain some of interesting new research about the possibility that cannabis could ward off COVID-19. But, she also explains the differences between smoking cannabis, and using other types of the plant like vapes, edibles and tinctures. More information: Riley Kirk on TikTok Riley Kirk on Instagram Cannabichem on Youtube Smoke 'n Science Podcast Smokenol Website Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Chad Crouch - "Wilsons Snipe" Blue Dot Sessions - "low Light Switch" Kevin MacLeod - "Backed Vibes" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Laura Paskus, a journalist with New Mexico PBS, talks to Water Desk Director Mitch Tobin about her water reporting and her book, At the Precipice: New Mexico's Changing Climate. Take a deep dive into water news, check out the Water Desk's FREE multimedia library, and find more Water Buffs Podcast content at https://waterdesk.org/

This month on the Well Woman Show, I interview Laura Paskus, a longtime environment reporter based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Currently, she is the environment reporter for New Mexico PBS, and produces the monthly series, “Our Land: New Mexico's Environmental Past, Present, and Future.” Laura Paskus has tracked the issues of climate change at both the state and federal levels. She shares the frightening truth, both in terms of what is happening in nature and what is not happening to counteract the mounting crisis. Her book “At the Precipice: New Mexico's Changing Climate,” was published in September 2020 by the University of New Mexico Press. On the show we'll discuss: The need for activism in journalism and finding success in a second career The frightening truth about climate change What we can do to help shape the future of our climate The books she recommended were: https://bookshop.org/books/fruit-of-the-drunken-tree/9780525434313 (Fruit of the Drunken Tree by Ingrid Rojas Contreras) https://bookshop.org/books/poet-warrior-a-memoir-9781324022015/9780393248524 (Poet Warrior by Joy Harjo) https://bookshop.org/books/an-american-sunrise-poems/9780393358483 (An American Sunrise by Joy Harjo) https://bookshop.org/books/the-outermost-house-a-year-of-life-on-the-great-beach-of-cape-cod/9780805073683 (Outermost House by Henry Beston) You can find notes from today's show at http://wellwomanlife.com/279show (wellwomanlife.com/279show). The Well Woman Show is thankful for the support from The Well Woman Academy™ at http://wellwomanlife.com/academy (wellwomanlife.com/academy). Join us in the Academy for community, mindfulness practices and practical support to live your Well Woman Life.

This week, we wrap up Season 3 of the podcast with a grab bag of topics. For starters, we introduce you to the state's first ever Director of the Cannabis Control Division. Kristen Thomson has spent years in the industry, mostly in Colorado, as a lobbyist. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick find out why she wanted to take on this job, and how she will avoid any potential conflicts of interest from her previous work. In addition, we get to the bottom of some of the lingering questions about water and cannabis, with John Romero of the Water Resource Allocation Program. They also discuss what we know about our water outlook and how a new cannabis industry might affect our ongoing drought. Andy and Megan also break down some of the most recent headlines on cannabis, including Bernalillo County's decision to ban indoor consumption areas once the recreational-use market is up and running. Also in the news is a new state program to offer microbusiness loans for people looking to break into the industry. Read more on that story in Andy's reporting for New Mexico Political Report. We'll be back in 2022 with an all new season of "Growing Forward." Until then, have a great holiday season and stay safe, and stay healthy! Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Neon Drip" Blue Dot Sessions - "Lupi" Blue Dot Sessions - "Gusty Hollow" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This time on Growing Forward, we get an update on the rolling out of the cannabis industry in New Mexico, and hear what the public thinks about the process to date. This special episode comes from our friends at KUNM radio, and a recent Let's Talk New Mexico episode. The show was hosted by our co-host Megan Kamerick and our other co-host Andy Lyman was a guest on the show as well. Our next episode will be the final one for Season 3, so be sure to tune as we wrap up another season of coverage and close up some loose ends! Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Two Dollar Token" Blue Dot Sessions - "Highride" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

There was big news this week on the cannabis front in New Mexico. As our co-host, Andy Lyman first reported, the state has now issued its first cultivation license. This is no doubt a big step for the recreational market in New Mexico, but it still leaves countless other applications in limbo with time running out to get plants in the ground in time for the first day of legal sales on April 1, 2022. A big part of the push to create a legal cannabis industry in New Mexico was the idea of automatic expungements for those with past cannabis-related convictions or arrests. The idea is simple, to try and undo some of the wrongs inflicted on especially people of color during the longstanding war on drugs. But, what does "automatic" really mean? And how is the process going so far? Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Two Dollar Token" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Blue Dot Sessions - "Roundpine" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The clock is ticking down for people hoping to break into the state's forthcoming recreational cannabis market. Would-be producers are still weaving their way through the licensing process, and that path has been anything but smooth so far. This week, we talk to three different business owners, who all share similar frustrations about navigating the licensing process with the Regulation and Licensing Department and various municipal governments. Once those businesses have their licenses, those business owners can begin the process of growing and cultivating. But, unless those pieces are all in place soon, the chances they can have product ready for the market by next April 1st, when the recreational market kicks off, is very much in doubt. Read more about their concerns about the state's aggressive timeline, in a recent report from co-host Andy Lyman at NM Political Report. Water has been another constant concern and theme of this new industry, as it is with all agricultural businesses in New Mexico. But, what about the other environmental impacts of growing cannabis? Researchers at Colorado State University join Andy and Megan to discuss their research about the carbon footprint of this new crop, especially in terms of indoor grows. Lastly, Megan talks with Andy about his latest report for NM Political Report, just published this morning. It examines the strange case of a solitary medical cannabis license which was granted just a day before the cannabis program shifted from the New Mexico Department of Health to the Regulation and Licensing Department. There are plenty of questions about the process used, and the business owner who got that single license, but there is no doubt, given the backlog in processing new licenses for the recreational market, that this gives Vance Dugger a clear advantage headed into 2022. Guests: Matt Munoz, Carver Family Farms Erica Rowland, Farm Flourish Alyssa Pearson, Dr. Green Organics Hailey Summers, Ph.D. Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering Jason Quinn, Director, Sustainability Research Laboratory Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Two Dollar Token" Blue Dot Sessions - "Low Light Switch" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The idea of consumption areas have been a potential under New Mexico's medical cannabis program for a while, but the state has yet to see a single designated consumption site set up. Part of that has to do with the COVID-19 pandemic, but could it also have something to do with confusion over exactly what constitutes a consumption area, and what the license requirements will be? These are important questions, especially as these unique locations take on a higher profile under the state's new recreational cannabis market. This week on the podcast, we learn more about the history of consumption areas, and the questions left to be answered as the state sets up rules and gets ready to accept applications for consumption area licenses. In this episode, you will also hear mentioned that the Cannabis Control Division is holding this Thursday, October 28th. Regulation and Licensing, which operates the Cannabis Control Division, will be meeting to discuss licensing requirements for manufacturer, retail and courier licensing. The group will also take public input. Also, if anyone is interested, the Cannabis Control Division is also taking new applications for the Cannabis Regulatory Advisory Committee. If you are interested, be sure to act quick, though. The deadline to apply is tomorrow, October 27th. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Blue Dot Sessions - "Neon Drip" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This time on Growing Forward, we look at how the start of a recreational cannabis market in New Mexico is affecting local home and garden stores. Co-hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick visit AHL Garden Center in Albuquerque. They learn all about the equipment involved in the different kind of grows, from indoor to outdoor, and all the way to hydroponic set-ups. Store Manager Travis Chapman also discusses just how much the business has changed in just the last decade. Plus, listen in for a surprise cameo from KRQE investigative reporter Larry Barker! Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Blue Dot Sessions - "Gusty Hollow" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Did you know that in some circles, we're closing in on the season known as 'Croptober'? Seems like the perfect time to really dive into the ins and outs of growing cannabis. This week, we kick things off with advice and insights from a man who knows a thing or two about growing crops. Dave Dewitt is a food historian, novelist and the self-proclaimed "Pope of Peppers." Many in New Mexico also remember him as the man behind the Fiery Foods Show. He joins New Mexico in Focus Correspondent Gwyneth Doland about why part of his green thumb also extends to growing medical cannabis, something he's been doing for quite a while now. The growing will have to wait a while longer for some folks aiming to get a production license under the new Cannabis Control Act. We caught up with one business that is still trying to get their license from the Cannabis Control Division, but as you will hear, it's anything but simple. Those would-be producers have to secure that license before they can begin growing, which means the clock is ticking if they're going to have merchandise available when the legal market kicks off on April 1st, 2022. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvester" Blue Dot Sessions - "Roundpine" Blue Dot Sessions - "Gusty Hollow" Amaksi - "Soft Mirror of Water" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Part of the Cannabis Control Act, passed by the New Mexico Legislature during a 2021 Special Session, included the creation of a Regulatory Advisory Committee. The group is a cross section of people with expertise or interest in this new industry, but none of the members can have direct financial interests in that industry. The 17-person panel has now been named, and already conducted its first meeting. The group will be meeting again later this month, as they offer insight and suggestions for the Regulation and Licensing Department, which is tasked with overseeing the industry. This week, we meet three members of the Committee and learn more about their specific roles and responsibility, including the equity goals set out in the Cannabis Control Act. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The New Mexico Cannabis Control Division has officially started accepting cannabis cultivation license applications, after finalizing the industry rules for that segment of the industry. Already more than 400 applications have been filed. Learn more about that in co-host Andy Lyman's latest report for New Mexico Political Report. Now, the attention turns to some of the other aspects of creating a cannabis industry, including the education and training requirements. In this episode, we sit down with Shannon Jaramillo of SeedCrest LLC. Shannon has joined us before, as she continues to work of creating curriculums for colleges and universities across New Mexico. Shannon discusses what she rules she would like to see for training in the cannabis realm, as well as what kind of students she is attracting into her classrooms. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Testing will be an integral part of the new recreational cannabis industry in New Mexico. But, it hasn't received a lot of attention so far. In fact, the state is largely in limbo right now when it comes to testing standards. The last attempt at updating cannabis testing rules promulgated by the state Department of Health, for medical cannabis, was essentially shot down by a state court judge. There are still old testing standards from the Department of Health, but the Regulation and Licensing Department has yet to issue rules for non-medical cannabis testing. Co-hosts Megan Kamerick and Andy Lyman visit a testing lab in Albuquerque, to find out more about the process, why those testing standards are so important, and why no one seems sure right now just how many testing labs the state will need moving forward. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvestor" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The wheels are moving fast in the process of setting up a legal cannabis industry in New Mexico. Recently, the Department of Regulation and Licensing announced the membership of the Cannabis Regulatory Advisory Committee, which will weigh in on the most up to date rules for producers, which are nearing finalization. Those rules will pave the way for the processing of license applications for cannabis producers, cannabis producer microbusinesses and properly licensed medical cannabis producers. Co-hosts Andy Lyman of the New Mexico Political Report and Megan Kamerick, News Director at KUNM, held a special Facebook live on August 9th to get an update on the process with Regulation and Licensing Superintendent Linda Trujillo. Trujillo also answered questions from viewers. For those who still have questions, you can still submit them to the Cannabis Control Division at the following email: RLD.CannabisControl@state.nm.us You can also leave a voicemail at (505) 476-4995. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The excitement about a new cannabis industry in New Mexico is palpable, as we learned in our last episode of "Growing Forward." But, the questions about how it will all work as just as plentiful. In this episode we learn more about the timeline for rulemaking and the issuing of licenses. We also talk to some folks interested in getting into the business as well as folks lining up to offer a helping hand... at a cost. We also talk to law enforcement officials about the different approaches they will need to take and how they plan to navigate this new era in New Mexico. Related Information: Citizen lawmakers find work in new cannabis industry - New Mexico Political Report Legal Cannabis and Law Enforcement - Interview with Dona Ana County Sheriff Kim Stewart Top NM cannabis regulator on rule changes: Substantive changes require a new hearing - New Mexico Political Report Cannabis Control Act Hearing - Part 1 Cannabis Control Act Hearing - Part 2 Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Highride" Blue Dot Sessions - "Two Dollar Token" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The Green Rush is on here in New Mexico, now that the wheels are in motion for a legal cannabis industry. Rules are still being written and refined, but those wanting to get into the business are working fast and furious. This week, we kick of our third season by meeting some of those people interested in getting into the industry. Our team visited the Cannabis Legalization Conference held in early July. Regulators, vendors and potential customers got a chance to mingle and share information at the Albuquerque Convention Center. Related Information: Top NM cannabis regulator on rule changes: Substantive changes require a new hearing - New Mexico Political Report Holiday Leftovers - Growing Forward Season 1 Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greyback" Blue Dot Sessions - "Sylvester" Blue Dot Session - "Neon Drip" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This week on The Children's Hour, we are joined by Laura Paskus, a climate change and drought author, and environmental journalist with New Mexico PBS. She released a book, At the Precipice: New Mexico's Changing Climate, in September 2020 that discusses how climate change affects the state. Join us as we learn about drought, climate change and what we can do about it. We also talk with meteorologist Daniel Porter from the National Weather Service in Albuquerque about the recent heatwave that brought new weather patterns to parts of world unaccustomed to extreme heat. Then the kids in the Extinction Diaries tell us about women African rangers who are saving species from extinction and arresting poachers without firing a single shot. We're learning about our changing climate this week, and all of it is mixed with excellent music.  Drying Out Playlist titleartistalbumdurationlabel How Bout Now?Tito PuenteWhere in the World Is Carmen Sandiego EP04:39 2020 Shakariki Records, Inc. Mayim, Mayim (Water, Water)Cathy Fink, Marci Marxer & Brave ComboAll Wound Up! A Family Music Party03:16Rounder Records Hot Nights (feat. Pat Sansone)Gustafer YellowgoldBrighter Side01:48 2017 Apple-Eye Productions Common Scents (Instrumental)Secret Agent 23 Skidoo & Asheville SymphonyThe Beat Bach Symphonies01:05 2021 Underground Playground Records This DroughtScience Rap Academysingle02:46McFadden The Cactus SongBayou SecoUse It Again!03:11Ken Keppeler and Jeanie McLerie How Far Is a Lightyear (Solar System Song) [Instrumental]Claudia Robin GunnHow Far is a Lightyear - Single01:20 2020 Claudia Robin Gunn RainCaspar BabypantsBeatles Baby!02:31 2015 Aurora Elephant Music WallowKetsaGoodnight Sunlight00:28Ketsa - FMA LowbrowBlue Dot SessionsIntent02:36Blue Dot Sessions SummertimeStreet musiciansingle02:57The Children's Hour Inc. Mtoto Mzuri (feat. Ahadi)Jabali AfrikaAll One Tribe03:56 2021 Aya World Productions Hot SauceSecret Agent 23 SkidooMake Believers02:56 2012 Joel Sullivan

This week, we share a Facebook Live AMA (Ask Me Anything) where our hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick asked questions our listeners had for Superintendent Linda Trujillo of the Regulation & Licensing Department and Kim Chavez Cook, the lead appellate attorney for the New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender about the roll-out of cannabis regulations and rules in New Mexico. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Summit" Blue Dot Sessions - "Night Watch" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has officially signed the bill that will legalize adult-use recreational cannabis for New Mexicans. So... Now what? In this special episode of Growing Forward, our hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick sat down to chat with the Governor about what lies ahead for this new industry and what exactly needs to be done to ensure its success. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Arizona Moon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson made national headlines back in the 90s by publicly advocating for the legalization of adult use cannabis. His comments were made years before the state even set up a medical cannabis program. And still today, it is one of the top things that Johnson is known for, both here in New Mexico and nationally. In a special episode of Growing Forward, co-hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick catch up with Governor Johnson to get his reaction to the New Mexico legislature's historic vote last week, sending an adult use legalization bill to the Governor's desk, along with a companion bill creating a process for the expungement of cannabis-related offenses. You can read more of Andy Lyman's reporting on Gov. Johnson and last week's Special Legislative Session over at New Mexico Political Report. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

It's (almost) official. Recreational use of cannabis will be legal in New Mexico. After a two-day special session, lawmakers approved the cannabis regulation bill – HB 2 – which now heads to the Governor's desk for her signature. So, to put a bow on cannabis legalization, our hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick chatted with two of the bill sponsors that got it done. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley Episode Art By: Elsa Olofson via Flickr ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Another busy day in the Roundhouse, as lawmakers once again took up the legalization of adult use cannabis in New Mexico. At the time the Growing Forward team recorded this update, much of the work had been completed, and just minutes after we finished recording the Senate passed House Bill 2 the Cannabis Regulation Act by a vote of 22 to 15. The House concurred with the changes just a few minutes after that, so the measure is headed to the Governor's desk, along with Senate Bill 2, which creates automatic expungements for cannabis related offenses, as well as Senate Bill 1 which made changes to the Local Economic Development Act, or LEDA. Read more on the completion of this Special Session, from co-host Andy Lyman at New Mexico Political Report. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Day one of the 2021 Special Legislative Session saw several proposals introduced dealing with the legalization of adult use cannabis in New Mexico. There are competing bills in the House and Senate, known as the Cannabis Regulation Act (in the House it is House Bill 2, and in the Senate, Senate Bill 3). Both are being treated very differently, with HB2 getting two committee assignments and SB 3 being send straight to the Senate Floor. There is also a separate bill, Senate Bill 2, which deals with expungement of some cannabis-related crimes, if SB 3 or HB 2 were to pass. And, there are also pieces of the cannabis legalization in the so-called Feed Bill, House Bill 1. Additional appropriations were included to pay for aspects of running the legal cannabis market, again should HB 2 or SB 3 pass. That led to a lot of debate about whether or not it was right to be debating these things before a legal market is even approved. Our "Growing Forward" team breaks it all down for you, as it stands right now. We'll be back again tomorrow night with another recap of day 2. And be sure to check in on co-host Andy Lyman's latest reporting over at New Mexico Political Report. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Legalizing recreational cannabis was the hot ticket item of the recent New Mexico legislative session, but the last ditch effort to get it done – House Bill 12 – went up in smoke. Now, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is calling for a special legislative session to once and for all address legalization head-on. In this episode of Growing Forward, our team sat down with Politico reporter Natalie Fertig to wrap up the session with her national perspective and with advocate Moises Gonzales to talk about what he wants to see added to future cannabis legislation. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley Episode Art By: N.ico via Flickr ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

A busy weekend in the Roundhouse, capped off by yes votes for Medical Aid in Dying and Mandatory Paid Sick Leave measures. But, the big news of the weekend was the lack of action on cannabis legalization, as both of the remaining bills did not come up for discussion in the Senate Judiciary Committee. One of those bills was actually pulled from consideration just minutes before the meeting. And, of course, all of the proposed measures are up against the clock, with time set to run out on this year's session at noon on Saturday. We'll be back with more updates tomorrow, and as always, let us know what issues you are tracking in this busy 60-day session. ***** No More Normal is brought to you by Your New Mexico Government, a collaboration between KUNM, New Mexico PBS , and the Santa Fe Reporter . Funding for our coverage comes from the Kellogg Foundation and KUNM listeners like you, with support for public media provided by the Thornburg Foundation.

With just over a week left in the legislative session, lawmakers are racing against the clock to get recreational cannabis legalized in New Mexico. Hosts Andy Lyman (NM Political Report) and Megan Kamerick ( KUNM & NMPBS) sat down with Representative Andrea Romero to talk about one of her bills that might make the cut before it's too late. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Lupi" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley Episode Art By: Cannabis Tours ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Hosts Andy Lyman (New Mexico Political Report) and Megan Kamerick (NMPBS & KUNM) discuss the cannabis legalization efforts during the current 60-day legislative session. The pair starts off the episode by updating us with what's new in the current proposals with Santa Fe Reporter Editor and Publisher Julie Ann Grimm, followed by a deep dive into the legislation with Emily Kaltenbach of the Drug Policy Alliance. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley Episode Art By: Daniel Oberhaus ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

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This week, we want to share some of the great work from our colleagues over at KUNM Radio, where co-host Megan Kamerick also works as an on-air host. She helmed this week's "Let's Talk New Mexico" call-in show, which focused entirely on the push for cannabis legalization during the 2021 legislative session. Co-host Andy Lyman from the New Mexico Political Report joined her as a guest to give important context on the bills introduced so far, and the history of the state's medical cannabis program. They were also joined by Representative Javier Martinez and Senator Cliff Pirtle, along with Shannon Jaramillo and Ben Lewinger from the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce. We wanted to share this with you, as many of the conversations we've had so far in this project are playing a role in the legislative drafted by lawmakers and the debates to come! Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Neon Drip" Kevin MacLeod - "Back Vibes Clean" Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

If lawmakers approve the legalization of recreational cannabis in this year's legislative session, the issue of education and training for industry workers and medical professionals will be a top priority. This week on "Growing Forward" we dive back into this important issue. Hosts Andy Lyman (New Mexico Political Report) and Megan Kamerick (NMPBS & KUNM) talk with Shannon Jaramillo, cannabis educator and founder of Seed Crest. Jaramillo has worked with Northern New Mexico College to set up an accredited cannabis education program. Also joining them is Matthew Fogel, a registered nurse and author of "The Green Elephant: The Healthcare Provider's Essential Guide to Understanding and Addressing Medical Cannabis and CBD." Note: This week, a pair of bills related to the legalization of recreational cannabis were officially filed in the New Mexico Legislature. You can read much more about the bills and what they would do, in Andy's latest article for the NM Political Report. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

We kick off season 2 of "Growing Forward" where we left off with season 1: the 2021 Legislative Session. The Legislature convened on Tuesday, January 19th to kick off the 60-day session, which will be unlike any of us we have ever experienced before. Because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, lawmakers will do their work mostly remotely and the public is not allowed into the Roundhouse at all this year. There is still a lot of uncertainty about just how the peoples' work will get done over the next two months, but one thing we know is that legalizing recreational cannabis will be debated and discussed. We wanted to get a better idea of how supporters plan to attack the issue this session, so hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick sat down on zoom with Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth (D). If you want to see the interview, you can also watch on Youtube. And, you can read more about some of the legislation, as we know it right now, in Andy's latest report for the New Mexico Political Report. Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

In this special bonus episode of "Growing Forward," we investigate some of the concerns that still exist around cannabis use and the potential legalization of recreational use in New Mexico. Dr. Brant Hager, a Psychiatrist at UNM, reached out to us recently to point out some of those risks and concerns, in relation to both recreational and medicinal use of cannabis. He spoke with hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick about what exactly those concerns are and what lawmakers still need to be considering when debating a legalization bill next year. (Note: Dr. Hager is speaking from his own perspective and his opinions are in no way representative of UNM as a whole). Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This week, we conclude Season 1 with a good 'ole batch of holiday leftovers. We covered a lot in this first season, but there are still plenty of issues left to discuss when it comes to New Mexico's existing medical cannabis program and the potential for a recreational-use market if lawmakers approve legalization in 2021. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick discuss everything from revenue projections, to banking challenges for cannabis-related businesses and much more! Episode Music: Blue Dot Sessions - "Lupi" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel De Nata" Chad Couch - "Wilsons Snipe" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Going into a cannabis dispensary can be confusing. Not only do patients juggle the many strangely-named strains of the plant, but they also have to figure out how to ingest it. Do they smoke the bud? Use a topical cream? A wax concentrate? Well, this week on “Growing Forward,” our crew grabbed their mics (and masks) for a field trip to a local Albuquerque dispensary & manufacturing facility to answer some of these questions. Listen, as we talk to the brains behind the cannabis products that patients all around the state rely on! Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions – "Detailing" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

A missing piece of most cannabis conversations in New Mexico, whether it has to do with medical or the potential for legalization of recreational- use, is how Indigenous Communities are impacted. It's a complicated scenario, especially when you consider the 23 Tribes in our state are all sovereign nations. This week on "Growing Forward" we dive into those sovereignty issues, and how Indigenous communities perceive the future of cannabis in their communities. Additional Reading - We talk a lot in this episode about a hemp-growing operation in Northwest New Mexico. As the episode points our, there are a lot of concerns about how that operation is being handled and operated. A lot has happened in this story since we taped out interview with Navajo Times Reporter Arlyssa Becenti, but here are some of her most recent updates and related reporting from other news outlets: Coalition of Officers Raids Benally's Hemp Farms - Navajo Times Redfeather-Benally Replaces Dineh Benally on Farm Board - Navajo Times Police Agencies Still Investigating Hemp Farms on Navajo Nation - Farmington Daily Times Uprooted: A Police Raid Near Shiprock Has All But Ended an Illicit Cannabis-Growing Operation - Searchlight New Mexico Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - " Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The clock is officially ticking, if New Mexico wants to legalize recreational-use cannabis. That's because voters in Arizona approved a measure last week, legalizing the drug in another neighboring state. Lawmakers and Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham will no doubt make it a top priority for the 2021 session, but there are many questions still to be answered as the legislation is drafted. One of those questions as to do with testing and regulations. This week on Growing Forward, hosts Megan Kamerick and Andy Lyman dive into this issue as it relates to the state's medical program. As with most things, it turns out New Mexico is different than other states in how they handle testing and regulation, in a lot of different ways. (Note: Interviews for Growing Forward were all conducted via Zoom as a part of our COVID-safe practices. Originally our plan was to do interviews in person, but in order to maintain social distancing and to keep everyone involved safe and healthy, we decided to use the technology available to us.) Episode Music: Blue Dot Sessions - "Greylock" Blue Dot Sessions - " Two in the Back" Blue Dot Sessions - " Distill" Christian Bjoerklund - " Hallon" Poddington Bear - "Good Times" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This week, we go back to school on cannabis education. And, we're not just talking about understanding how to get your medical card and how the plant can help alleviate pain and discomfort or even, potentially, help a person kick an addiction to opiates. It also has to do with how much cannabis dispensary employees should know about medical conditions and advising patients on the proper strains and doses to take. We'll walk you through the process from beginning to end and find out what kind of training requirements the experts say there should be in this burgeoning industry. (Note: Interviews for Growing Forward were all conducted via Zoom as a part of our COVID-safe practices. Originally our plan was to do interviews in person, but in order to maintain social distancing and to keep everyone involved safe and healthy, we decided to use the technology available to us.) Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Neon Drip" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Svela Tal" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This week on "Growing Forward" we are truly pulling back the leaves, exploring more about the cannabis plant itself. Have you ever wondered how the plant works? Do you know what terpenes are? You will after listening to this episode! We'll also discuss other important issues, what goes into growing cannabis, and what it means for one of New Mexico's most precious resources: water. (Note: Interviews for Growing Forward were all conducted via Zoom as a part of our COVID-safe practices. Originally our plan was to do interviews in person, but in order to maintain social distancing and to keep everyone involved safe and healthy, we decided to use the technology available to us.) Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Doghouse" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel De Nata" Blue Dot Sessions - "Roundpine" Blue Dot Sessions - "Low Light Switch" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This time on Growing Forward we take a closer look at those people running the medical cannabis program, and how legalizing recreational cannabis would impact how they do business. This includes manufacturers and dispensary owners. It's a diverse group of people at the heart of this industry, and includes some surprise names. We'll also delve into other issues like plant limits and licenses and well as management companies, a fairly new approach to work within those license limits. (Note: Interviews for Growing Forward were all conducted via Zoom as a part of our COVID-safe practices. Originally our plan was to do interviews in person, but in order to maintain social distancing and to keep everyone involved safe and healthy, we decided to use the technology available to us.) Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Blue Dot Sessions - "Doghouse" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel De Nata" Blue Dot Sessions - "Roundpine" Blue Dot Sessions - "Low Light Switch" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The push for the legalization of recreational cannabis has really picked up in recent years in the New Mexico legislature. In this week's episode, we look back at those efforts to date, and the strategy behind the legislation proposed in past sessions. We talk to lawmakers and advocates about how that legislation addresses complicated issues like restorative justice, protecting the medical cannabis program, and other regulation concerns. Episode Music: Podington Bear - "Good Times" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Blue Dot Sessions - "Building the Sled" Kevin MacLeod - "Backed Vibes Session" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

The debate over medical cannabis use in New Mexico goes back to the 1970s. But it really cranked up in the 1990s, when former Governor Gary Johnson came out in support of legalization and decriminalization. It was a controversial stance at the time, but was coupled by the early stages of a push for legislation creating a medical cannabis program. That debate would last for nearly a decade, but the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act was signed into law in 2007. In this episode of "Growing Forward" we look back at that time and talk to lawmakers and advocates who worked tirelessly to create the nation's 13th medical cannabis program. Suggested Reading: Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act Episode Music: Blue Dot Sessions - "Svela Tal" Blue Dot Sessions - "Highride" Blue Dot Sessions - "Neon Drip" Chad Crouch - "American Coot" Chad Crouch - "Western Tanager" Chad Crouch - "Wilson's Snipe" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

"Growing Forward" is a podcast dedicated to covering the cannabis industry in New Mexico. Right now that only includes the medical program, but lawmakers are inching closer to legalizing recreational cannabis as well. Before we dive into all the intricacies and nuances of legalization, we wanted to take a step back and give you the history of how we got to this place and time. Hosts Andy Lyman of the NM Political Report and Megan Kamerick, Correspondent at NMPBS and on-air host at KUNM discuss the start of the medical program in New Mexico, and what happened with recent attempts to pass legalization legislation in the Roundhouse. Be sure to subscribe to "Growing Forward" today and listen in next week (September 29) as we officially premiere episode 1 of season 1. Music for this preview episode provided by: Podington Bear: "Good Times" Christian Bjoerklund: "Hallon" Blue Dot Sessions: "Highride" Kevin Macleod: "Backed Vibes" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS, and is funded through a grant from The New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Growing Forward is a journalistic endeavor designed to cover the cannabis industry in New Mexico. Season 1 officially premieres on Tuesday, September 29th. The podcast is a collaboration between New Mexico PBS and New Mexico Political Report, with funding provided by the New Mexico Local News Fund. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

Our community is large and wildly diverse, which is at the same time our strength and our weakness. #Activate10 is a movement seeking to increase communication between individuals and organizations across Fremont County and to promote positive action in our communities. Last week, County 10 shared two PSAs from prominent Wyomingites C.J. Box and the Galloway family on the importance of following Public Health and CDC recommendations to flatten the curve. The Wyoming COVID Response collaborative of funders supporting the fight against the pandemic brings you a message from the Longmire series author Craig Johnson. https://c10.wxp.io/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Craig-Johnson-Longmire.mp4 The Wyoming COVID Response collaborative partners support nonprofit organizations, communities, healthcare workers and others around the state who are addressing the multiple needs brought on by this crisis. In addition to these efforts, funding partners felt that providing a distinctly Wyoming voice by noted members of our community would be another effective way to support Wyoming's efforts to reduce the impact of the pandemic and support our local communities. Every spokesperson that we have approached has been enthusiastic to participate. We have completed two PSAs featuring the Galloway Family of Gillette and author C.J. Box of Saratoga. Future PSAs will feature former Senator Alan Simpson, author Craig Johnson, Representative Andi Clifford, and former Miss Wyoming Jessie Allen. These will be released over the next few weeks. Current participating partners on COVID-19 Public Service Announcements are: George B. Storer Foundation Wyoming Community Foundation John P. Ellbogen Foundation Homer and Mildred Scott Foundation Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming They recently launched a Facebook page and website. h/t New Mexico PBS for the featured photo

Our community is large and wildly diverse, which is at the same time our strength and our weakness. #Activate10 is a movement seeking to increase communication between individuals and organizations across Fremont County and to promote positive action in our communities. Last week, County 10 shared two PSAs from prominent Wyomingites C.J. Box and the Galloway family on the importance of following Public Health and CDC recommendations to flatten the curve. The Wyoming COVID Response collaborative of funders supporting the fight against the pandemic brings you a message from the Longmire series author Craig Johnson. https://dmxgrcphol96p.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Craig-Johnson-Longmire.mp4 The Wyoming COVID Response collaborative partners support nonprofit organizations, communities, healthcare workers and others around the state who are addressing the multiple needs brought on by this crisis. In addition to these efforts, funding partners felt that providing a distinctly Wyoming voice by noted members of our community would be another effective way to support Wyoming's efforts to reduce the impact of the pandemic and support our local communities. Every spokesperson that we have approached has been enthusiastic to participate. We have completed two PSAs featuring the Galloway Family of Gillette and author C.J. Box of Saratoga. Future PSAs will feature former Senator Alan Simpson, author Craig Johnson, Representative Andi Clifford, and former Miss Wyoming Jessie Allen. These will be released over the next few weeks. Current participating partners on COVID-19 Public Service Announcements are: George B. Storer Foundation Wyoming Community Foundation John P. Ellbogen Foundation Homer and Mildred Scott Foundation Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming They recently launched a Facebook page and website. h/t New Mexico PBS for the featured photo

Las Cruces NPR Station KRWG today (3/19/20) hosted a live call-in show for people with questions about COVID-19, partnering with other New Mexico PBS stations: KENW, KUNM and KANW. We wanted to share with all of you in case it helps to answer any lingering questions you may have. Tune in tomorrow for this week's podcast edition of New Mexico in Focus, when we will talk about the state response to the pandemic, as well as get advice for a pair of psychiatrists on how to cope with things like maintaining a sense of normalcy, isolation issues and much more.

Let's Talk New Mexico 2/20 8a: The 2020 legislative session finishes up Thursday. As those final hours close in, we’ll discuss where high-profile proposals stand – like the red-flag firearm bill, and recreational cannabis – as well as the fate of some important bills that you may have not heard of. And we want to hear from you. Which proposals were you happy to see pass? Which stalled bills frustrated you? Email LetsTalk@kunm.org, tweet using #LetsTalkNM, or call in live during the show. NEW: We're partnering with NMPBS to livestream video of the Thursday call-in show. Watch live at New Mexico PBS or KUNM on Facebook , or listen as always on 89.9 FM or KUNM.org.

An inspiring and heartfelt conversation with New Mexico PBS Executive Producer, Michael Kamins about his life and career.

Special Edition of the Perception Podcast focusing on the New Mexico First Forum: Sustainable Journalism: Preserving the Fourth EstateMeet our Panelists, Leaders in New Mexico JournalismGene Grant is the host of KNME's public affairs program, New Mexico In Focus. A journalist and columnist, previous work includes the Albuquerque Tribune, Albuquerque Journal, and Weekly Alibi.  Listen to these podcasts to get a behind the scenes insights on the upcoming New Mexico First program, Sustainable Journalism: Preserving the Fourth Estate! Tom Garrity, President and CEO of the Garrity Group talks with our First Forum panelists, New Mexico journalists Gene Grant, Russell Contreras, Jessica Onsurez and Michelle Donaldson. Tom serves as a member of the New Mexico First Board of Directors and is chair of the upcoming First Forum Lecture Series—we thank him for contributing his time and talent. The interviews are a part of Tom's Perception Podcast through his firm.

Good morning, the New Mexico legislature is now past the halfway point of the 60-day session. The first half is traditionally pleasantries, receptions and memorials in the House and Senate. The second half is when the heavy lifting takes place. In that spirit, this short run podcast will provide you an overview of what’s making news in the roundhouse. In less than five minutes, I’ll let you know the what New Mexico media is discussing about the 60 day session by providing an overview of the stories being covered by the Albuquerque Journal, Santa Fe New Mexican, key blogs and TV news stories that catch my attention. By means of introduction, this is Tom Garrity. My public relations firm, The Garrity Group is based in Albuquerque. Following a ten year career in the news media, I moved into the public relations arena where I established my firm 21 years ago. And yes, I am the bow-tie guy on the New Mexico PBS public affairs program New Mexico in Focus where I have the opportunity to weigh-in on events of the day. In the spirit of one beggar showing another beggar where to get food, this podcast is just simply reviewing the headlines on a daily basis, nothing more. I will read through the headlines, provide credit to reporters covering the stories and hopefully you will read their stories and learn more about the issues being discussed in the New Mexico legislature. I am doing this podcast before I start my work day. Which means I am trying to get it done after a daily run, quiet time and getting ready for the day. Some morning’s I’ll have a meeting, surprise surprise, others I won’t. All that to say, I’ll try to have this updated before the work day starts, Monday through Friday until the legislative session wraps up. I will post the link on my personal twitter account @tom_garrity. The podcast is not sponsored, and if I give my opinion it might be in the form of a pun or a play on words. The focus is to share the information so we all can hopefully be more informed. For more information about the things of interest to me, you can ghost my twitter account @tom_garrity , personal blog site tomgarrity.com or check out my company’s page garritypr.com. Thank you for listening to the second half podcast.

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/TEDxABQ.jpg () Building A Successful Non-Profit Funded By A For-Profit Firm This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Building A Successful Non-Profit Funded By A For-Profit Firm with Rachel Preston Prinz of https://archinia.com/ (Archinia). Rachel Preston Prinz is an architecturally trained American designer working in architecture and design, place-making, cultural and historical preservation and community engagement. Rachel promotes the craft of architecture and the genius loci – spirit of place – as told through photography, publishing, marketing, and design. In addition to running the consulting firm https://archinia.com/ (Archinia) and a non profit architecture for everybody, Rachel has served as a preservation commissioner in Taos, New Mexico, as a host of the University of New Mexico Taos Sustainability Institute, and as co-host of the TedX ABQ Women. Rachel’s work has been featured on HGTV, Bravo, New Mexico PBS, Canadian PBS, Reader’s Digest, Trend, Inc. Magazine, and numerous articles, talks, podcasts, interviews and books on design, leadership, and finding courage in difficult circumstances. She’s also an expert people connector who brings new and exciting energy to everything she does. When Rachel was a teenager, she ran away from home and wouldn’t return until her parents agreed to put her in military school. She wanted to be a radar intercept officer in an F14. During her physical in military school, she learned that she had eye problems that prevented her from her dream of flying. She graduated high school early and went to the University of North Texas. When she went home from school one break, her parents surprised her with a trip to Paris to explore and figure out what her nexts steps would be. During her trip, she realized the power of spaces and her desire to create them. She transferred to Texas A&M for architecture school and was able to do her masters in Europe working with renowned gothic theater scholars. To hear about why it was important to Rachel to share with others the reason that architecture matters, how she shares the stories of architecture, and more, listen to the podcast! Find Rachel online at https://archinia.com (Archinia.com) or https://architectureforeverybody.org/ (ArchitectureForEverybody.org), or connect with her on https://twitter.com/archinia (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/ArchiniaDesign/ (Facebook), and https://www.instagram.com/archiniadesign/ (Instagram). Or email her here. Visit our Platform Sponsors Freshbooks is the easy way to send invoices, manage expenses, and track your time. Access your free 30 day trial at https://entrearchitect.com/freshbooks (EntreArchitect.com/FreshBooks). (Enter EntreArchitect) ARCAT has huge libraries of free content, Specs, CAD, BIM and more. No registration required. Want to collaborate with colleagues in real time? Visit http://EntreArchitect.com/ARCAT (EntreArchitect.com/ARCAT) and click Charrette for more information. Gusto… It's time to tame the chaos of payroll, benefits, and HR. Get it all done with Gusto. Visit http://EntreArchitect.com/Gusto (EntreArchitect.com/Gusto) for a 3 month free trial. Referenced in this Episodehttps://entrearchitect.com/foundations/ () http://EntreArchitect.com/Group/ (Join The EntreArchitect Community on Facebook) Download the Profit For Small Firm Architects course for FREE. https://entrearchitect.com/itunes () https://entrearchitect.com/itunes (Leave a Rating and Review at iTunes) The post https://entrearchitect.com/podcast/entrearch/building-a-successful-nonprofit/ (EA231: Building A Successful Non-Profit Funded By A For-Profit Firm [Podcast]) appeared first on https://entrearchitect.com (EntreArchitect // Small Firm Entrepreneur Architects).

This is Episode #14 of Public Media Daily, now available and ready for you to listen. If you don't catch up on public media, then thats okay. This is the podcast where you'll hear the latest news from inside the world of public media. Highlights from Wednesday, May 2nd include...1) Public Television will soon have a new interconnection system that'll probably provide programs between stations much cheaper. New Mexico PBS and KSPS-TV 7 Spokane are the test stations.2) KRWG-TV/FM Las Cruces, N.M. wins two-first place awards from the Society of Professional Journalists' Colorado chapter.3) South Carolina Public Radio is the best in Charleston, voted by readers of the Charleston City Paper.4) 90.3 WKMY Morehead, Ky. experienced problems yesterday and is not back until later today. Its webstream was down too so NO access to WMKY whatsoever.We're now on iHeartRadio too! The two biggest radio apps are TuneIn and iHeartRadio and this podcast is now on both! Subscribe there or on RadioPublic, Apple Podcasts, Player FM, Stitcher, Messy Bun or wherever else you prefer to listen to. Leave a rating and a review to help us grow.Follow us on Twitter @PubMediaFans or visit PublicMediaFans.wordpress.com for more news and content.

Episode #13 of Public Media Daily is now on your podcast feed. Highlights from Tuesday, May 1st (our first birthday) include...1) U.K.-based PBS America has moved on Sky from Channel 534 to Channel 160.2) WGVU General Manager Michael Walenta is retiring after 30 years with the PBS/NPR member stations for West Michigan.3) 14 stations have received a CPB grant to cover a special series on veterans coming home and transitioning to normality. Listen to find out which stations received the grant.4) Rachel Estabrook is the new News Director of Colorado Public Radio's news division.5) New Mexico PBS celebrated 60 yesterday. It now has two stations... KNME-TV 5 and KNMD-TV 9 Albuquerque.Subscribe on RadioPublic, TuneIn, Stitcher, Podcast Addict or wherever you listen. Programming notes: Terry Gross interviewed Michelle Wolf about this year's White House Correspondents Dinner (available on podcast platforms now) and Diane Rehm will interview Judy Woodruff this Friday for Diane's "On My Mind" podcast.Follow us on Twitter @PubMediaFans and visit PublicMediaFans.wordpress.com for more news and content.

Mark Gordon, Director/Writer Awakening In Taos is a labor of love for Director/Writer Mark Gordon. He fell in love with the Mabel Dodge Luhan story years ago when he readEdge of Taos Desert and realized that bringing this story to a wide audience through PBS was his personal calling. Since then he has dedicated himself to doing everything possible to successfully complete this production. Mark has been in filmmaking since childhood. His uncle Phillip Krasne produced The Cisco Kid movies and television seriesO’Henry Playhouse for CBS, Gunsmoke and numerous films and TV shows. Mark Gordon is a fine artist, graphic designer, photographer, web developer, and independent filmmaker. He is CEO of Vision Marketing Associates. AWARD-WINNING DOCUMENTARY FEATURE “AWAKENING IN TAOS” MAKES PASADENA DEBUT AT RED NATION INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, NOV 16 Film tells the story of social activist and patron of the arts Mabel Dodge Luhan, and her marriage to Tiwa Indian Tony Lujan of Taos Pueblo: “A woman 100 years ahead of her time” “Awakening in Taos”, an award-winning film by Mark Gordon and narrated by Ali MacGraw will screen at this year’s Red Nation Film Festival on Friday November 16, at 6 PM at the LAEMMLE PLAYHOUSE 7, 673 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101 The timing of this film’s release is serendipitous with major stories in today’s news including the nomination of a Woman President and the conflict in North Dakota. This story is set almost one hundred years ago and it involves a strong independent woman who marries a Native American and fights with his tribe to protect 600,000 acres of sacred tribal land from private sale to squatters. Like the Standing Rock Sioux, their sacred sites are desecrated and their religious practices are threatened. Taos Pueblo fought for 64 years for the return of 48,000 acres and their sacred Blue Lake, granted to the tribe by Spain in the 1500’s. It was illegally annexed as part of a National Forrest under Teddy Roosevelt. After filing many civil suits against the US Government Taos Pueblo finally succeeded by filing a First Amendment rights suit. This case was won on the right of religious freedom violated by the US Government, as they prevented the tribe from observing sacred spiritual practices. In 1970, Richard Nixon signed legislation, the first instance in history where the US Government returned Native land taken illegally. Perhaps there is a message in this story that could help the Standing Rock Sioux get the US Government to honor its original treaty with the Sioux! “Awakening in Taos” follows the personal evolution of Mabel Dodge Luhan as a writer, salon hostess, art patroness, social activist and a resident of New Mexico. Born in Buffalo, New York, Mabel was a woman unique to her time. Her influence extended into the world of arts, music, literature and activism for social change. In her late 30s she experienced a life-altering arrival into a small town in Northern New Mexico and embraced the Taos Pueblo Indians in a way that seized the attention of the artistic and literary world. Her unconventional marriage to Antonio Lujan, a full-blooded Tiwa Indian from Taos Pueblo, created a revolutionary bridge between two cultures. Mabel and Tony helped to defeat federal legislation in 1924 that would have taken away 600,000 acres of sacred land belonging to the 19 tribes of New Mexico. Mabel lured progressive thinkers and artists, including D.H. Lawrence, Aldous Huxley, Willa Cather, Dorothy Brett, Ansel Adams, Georgia O'Keeffe and others to the remote town of Taos to attend her salons. Many of these visitors stayed for periods of time and several remained their entire lives. Mabel's home and salons made an extraordinary contribution to the culture of Taos County and the State of New Mexico. Luhan was a writer and advocate for the arts, women’s rights and Native American culture in a time when women were still fighting for the right to vote. Shot entirely in New Mexico with a local cast and crew, the film features breathtaking cinematography and aerial footage of Taos landscapes and landmarks. These physical features produced a visual response captured in 20th-century paintings and photos by Mabel’s guests. It was a book, “Edge of Taos Desert: An Escape to Reality” written by Mabel herself that piqued Gordon’s interest and set him off on a ten-year journey to get the book transformed into a film worthy of the topic. Filmmaker Gordon assembled a large team of writers, editors, art experts, historians and documentary producers to bring the many varied details of Luhan’s life into sharp focus. Actress Ali MacGraw happened to sit next to him on a plane and they began discussing the book, which she already loved. She offered to read some pages at a fundraiser in Taos and then signed on when the project was green lighted. Through a biographer of Luhan’s, Gordon met actress Leslie Harrell Dillen who wrote and performed a one-woman show portraying Mabel. She joined the production and appears as Mabel’s voice reading her words from books and letters. “Awakening in Taos: The Mabel Dodge Luhan Story” won Best Feature made in New Mexico at the 2015 Santa Fe Film Festival. The film has received special recognition and an award for Best Writing at the Hollywood Independent International Film awards. Awakening in Taos was produced in partnership with New Mexico PBS. The film will be shown November 16th at 6:00 pm at the at the Red Nation Film Festival on Friday November 16, at 6 PM at the LAEMMLE PLAYHOUSE 7, 673 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101 For tickets and information: http://www.rednationff.com/awakening-in-taos/ Or call (310) 478-3836.

On this program we talk with Laurel Wyckoff from New Mexico PBS about their ‪#‎CommunityCinema‬ project, which will screen the film ‪#‎AmericanDenial‬. This project combines educational and documentary style film screenings with powerful panel discussions on issues that impact our community. We also talk with Steven Renderos from the Center for Media Justice about the importance of ‪#‎NetNeutrality‬ and what the next steps are on this important battle for open internet access.

An interview with historian Professor Virginia Scharff who recently wrote The Women Jefferson Loved. Throughout his life, Thomas Jefferson constructed a seemingly impenetrable wall between his public legacy and his private life. Dr. Eva Chi shares her groundbreaking research into finding a cure for Alzheimers as she seeks answers for what causes proteins to go bad in the brain. Recipient of President Obama's Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, Dr. Yasamin Mostofi looks to future and answers the question of how we get robots to think for themselves. Produced by New Mexico PBS, CONNECT shares the inspired thinking and innovative research of the University of New Mexico. The Producer of CONNECT is Brad Stoddard. The Executive Producer is Michael Kamins. Production support provided by the University of New Mexico. www.newmexicopbs.org