This is the Journey Santa Fe program for Sunday, April 23, with Pat
Hodapp, director of Santa Fe Libraries.

Today’s Challenges On Immigration and Sanctuary Cities, With Somos Un Pueblo Unido Executive Director MARCELA DIAZ 

Journey Host: Alan Webber

Somos is a community-based, immigrant led organization for worker and racial justice respecting diversity and integrating newcomers. Somos Un Pueblo Unido also has a one-stop shop for low wage workers to get trained about their rights and resources available to them. Diaz will address the many issues  they face under the new administration.

Using Public Records Like an Investigative Journalist.
With PETER ST. CYR, Executive Director of the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government, New Mexico’s Top Open Advocacy Group

Meet Peter St. Cyr, the new executive director at the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government and an Emmy Award-winning journalist, on Sunday, April 2. Using the state’s public record laws, St. Cyr has cut through political spin, uncovered corruption and exposed fraud. A watchdog reporter for three decades, St. Cyr, who has been a journalism fellow at John Jay College, Ohio State University and with the Institute for Journalism and Justice, has published stories in the Santa Fe Reporter, ABQ Free Press, ABQ the Magazine and contributed reporting to KOB, KOAT, CNN, Westwood One, and ABC Radio.  Hear examples of how public records helped expose a corrupt state senator, revealed cronyism in New Mexico’s medical cannabis program, and how New Mexico’s top open government advocate is working to strengthen and defend transparency at all levels of government.

Bill O'Neill spoke on legislative session for Jerry Ortiz Y Pino.

On The Current Political Scene and Legislative Session
– A Conversation With New Mexico Political Blogger JOE MONAHAN

Journey Hosts: Alan Webber and Bill Dupuy

Bringing the latest political developments in New Mexico.  Monahan is a veteran political analyst, consultant and political journalist who covers all aspects of state politics.

How Can We Create A Better Future For New Mexico And For All New Mexicans? – A Look At The Political Principles We Can Embrace To Get New Mexico Moving In The Right Direction,
With 2014 New Mexico  Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate ALAN WEBBER

A Conversation with DANIEL TSO: Community Response to the Impacts of Fracking within the Greater Chaco area

Daniel Tso is an independent community activist who is working on fracking issues in the Greater Chaco area. He is an allotment owner in the affected area and holds a degree in agriculture from New Mexico State.  Information about this important struggle can be found at www.frackoffchaco.org.

This is the Journey Santa Fe program for Sunday, February 26, with Julianna Koob and Marshall Martinez from Planned Parenthood.

This is the Journey Santa Fe program for Sunday, February 19, with poet James Burbank.

This is the Journey Santa Fe program for Sunday, February 12, with Mark Rudd.

Senator Peter Wirth NM Senate Majority Leader

Representative Brian Egolf, Speaker of the NM House

The Crisis in Foster Care in Northern New Mexico & How To Make A Difference

The Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children (CASA) First District Director Annie Rasquin, with CYFD (Children Youth & Family Division) Heart Gallery Director Nancy Woodka, and Systems Analysis and Consultant Mary Ann Shaening will be joining children’s book author Rosemary Zibart to discuss the current crisis in  Foster Care in Northern New Mexico, avenues for adoption and how we as a community can make a difference for these extremely vulnerable children.