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2026 LegislatureSeveral speakers advocated for an intersectional approach to environmental conservation -
2026 LegislatureThe annual Youth Power Day allows youth to have a seat at the legislative table -
In reporter Dennis Carroll's series on the shortage of healthcare providers in New Mexico, he provides an update. -
2026 LegislatureImmigration, medical compacts and environmental legislation are among her top priorities this session. -
New and old protest songs are featured on Helga's show -
2026 LegislatureThe Senate hopes to continue the bill's fast track
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The candlelight vigil featured speeches from Presbyterian, Catholic, Jewish, Buddhist and Pueblo leaders -
2026 LegislatureThe amended bill will prohibit local law enforcement from collaborating with ICE in addition to barring state contracts with ICE detention facilities
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Hayley Harper, Guitarist, Singer, and Lyricist for Albuquerque's Maybe So chats with KSFR's DJ Trate. Their debut single "Little Light" is available at mamamananarecords.bandcamp.com. -
2026 LegislatureThe crowd braved cold weather for The Immigrant and Workers' Day of Action rally -
Eligible New Mexicans could receive $100,000 thanks to new legislation -
2026 LegislatureNew Mexico State Police detained one member of the public who allegedly harassed a representative during the meeting
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Helga interviews Alexandra Henry and they share their love of Brazilian music. -
Rodrigo LopesHelga interviews Anat Cohen prior to her Santa Fe performance. -
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John Trentacosta interviews filmmaker Mark Gordon, writer/director of the documentary "Awakening in Taos" about his new film "Man of Many Colors" -
Bird chats with Bruce Berlin who authored "Breaking Big Money's Grip on America" and "From Camden to Katmandu"
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