Beginning more than a decade ago, thousands of Uyghurs fled repression in Xinjiang, the region of western China many consider their homeland and call East Turkestan. Many eventually made their way to…
When it comes to ethics, transparency, and accountability in state government, New Mexico lags much of the country. A recent survey found that only 19% of New Mexicans trust their state…
This week's Forum features Heather Lamboy, Director of the Santa Fe Land Use Department and Daniel Strongwater, a developer and member of the Board of Friends of Architecture, discussing Santa Fe…
This week on the Forum, KSFR News Reporter Patrick Davis and Rev. Talitha Arnold continue the discussion on homelessness in Santa Fe, this time with Nick Svetnicka and Carrie Wilbur from the St.…
In the days following the Hamas-led attack of October 7, 2023, President Joe Biden made clear his steadfast support for Israel. But as Israel’s military campaign continued and the humanitarian…
What does it mean for a city to respond to homelessness—and what does that response look like from the perspective of someone who has experienced being unhoused? This week on THE FORUM, we turn to…
Just a few weeks before the publication of Ben Macintyre’s latest book, Redwood, I had the pleasure of talking with him about what he considers one of the most intriguing and least-known espionage…
Music is often described as a universal language, but American music may be something even more interesting. It is the product of different cultures, different traditions, different voices - of people…
Sebastian Mallaby, senior fellow for global economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins Jim Falk for a conversation about his recent New York Times bestseller, The Infinity Machine, and the…
This November, New Mexico voters will elect a new lieutenant governor this November. But what exactly should voters expect from the person who holds the state’s second-highest office?On this edition…
