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Good morning! You are listening to the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM Santa Fe and KSQR 91.3 FM Cuesta and streaming live from ksfr.org.

Welcome to the People, Plants, and Pollinators edition of the Garden Journal, where each month we will hear from passionate people who are working to conserve the plants, pollinators, and other wildlife that make our gardens and ecosystems thrive.

I'm your host, Caitlin Hasse, and I work for the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation as a pollinator conservation specialist for the Southwest region.

Awesome.

Thank you.

A recording of today's program will be posted on the KSFR podcast page, along with any links we discussed today.

I'm your host, Kaitlin Haase with the Xerces Society, and it is our fall fun drive.

So if you enjoy this program and other programs we have on KSFR, go to ksfr.org and hit that donate button, and that will help support bring these programming to you for many years to come.

The views expressed in this program are those of the participants alone and do not reflect those of KSFR's management or staff.

[upbeat music] When it comes to ethics, transparency, and accountability in state government, New Mexico lags behind much of the country.

From the influence of lobbyists and dark money in politics to conflicts of interest involving state legislators, there are growing questions about who really has influence in the Roundhouse, and public confidence has suffered.

I think it's a couple of years.

Well, we're at the, almost at the bottom of the hour, so let's take a short break.

And let me remind everybody, we are in the middle of pledge week right here at KSFR.

And when we return, Daniel and I will continue our conversation with Fred Nathan.

He's the executive director of Think New Mexico.

Good morning, and welcome to the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM and streaming live on KSFR.org. I'm your host, Alexa Bradford, and this is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal.

We are pleased today to have as our guest Sylvan Kaufman, president of the Santa Fe chapter of the Native Plant Society of New Mexico.

Sylvan has a really impressive background, so let's start with some biographical information.

We will be back shortly, so please stick around for more with Sylvan Kaufman of the Santa Fe chapter of the Native Plant Society of New Mexico.

Welcome back.

You are listening to the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM and streaming live on KSFR.org.

The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners and it airs every Saturday at 10.

And you can learn more about the Master Gardeners at S-F-E-M-G.org where you can get answers to your gardening questions and learn about upcoming events.

Welcome to Slow Food Santa Fe Out Loud.

This is the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM and streaming live on ksfr.org.

The Garden Journal is a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening, food, and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.

This episode of the Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe.

Please stick around for more with Slow Food Santa Fe Out Loud as we talk with our guest, Kristen Swozowski-Tran, on the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM and KSQR 91.3 Cuesta, Northern New Mexico Community Radio.

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You're listening to Slow Food Santa Fe Out Loud, an episode of the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM and KSQR 91.3 Cuesta, Northern New Mexico Community Radio and streaming live on ksfr.org.

The Slow Food Santa Fe edition of the Garden Journal is produced in partnership with the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners and airs the first Saturday of each month.

The views expressed in this program are those of the participants alone and do not reflect those of KSFR's management and staff.

Bienvenidos a Nuestra America.

Thanks for tuning in.

It is Marcela Diaz with your statewide immigrant-based worker and economic and racial justice organization, Somos Un Pueblo Unido.

Very grateful to be coming to you through KSFR every Tuesday afternoon at 5.30 p.m. We always encourage folks to listen to our podcast, which you can find on our website, SomosUnPuebloUnido.org or KSFR's website.

If you just put in KSFR, Nuestra America, it'll show you a list of all of the, and you can go directly to them, interviews that we do with members of our community, allies, policymakers.

social justice activists, not just here in Santa Fe, but really around the country fighting the good fight for all of our comunidades.

Today, I'm really excited to have with us on our show, Sandy Emory.

Good morning.

Welcome to the Garden Journal on KSFR 101.1 FM Santa Fe and streaming live on KSFR.org. I'm your host, Alexa Bradford, and this is the Giant Veggie Gardener edition of the Garden Journal with Janine Cabasell, the tomato lady.

Welcome, Janine.

So we're always glad to have you.

This is just my crops.

Okay, well we need to pause now for some brief announcements and to take a breath after all of that bad news.

So please stick around for more with Janine Cabasell, the tomato lady of Giant Veggie Gardener, on the Garden Journal right here on KSFR 101.1 FM and KSQR 91.3 Northern New Mexico Community Radio.

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Welcome to the Forum Plus, our occasional spotlight on fascinating people, good books, timely issues and noteworthy events.

I'm Jim Falk, host of KSFR's The Forum.

It's been nearly three years since Israel launched its war in Gaza following the horrific Hamas-led attack of October 7, which, as we all remember, left some 1,200 people dead and 251 taken hostage.

From the very first day, however, President Joe Biden made clear his steadfast support for Israel.