
We delve into the stories of one Southwestern city.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Faith Perez, host of KNME's Colores, stops by the chat about Albuquerque photographer Dick Kent, who chronicled the city's post-war growth.
We talk with Harrison Hill, the author of a new book chronicling the rise and fall of a New Mexico cult.
Maurice Crandall, historian, author and former Albuquerque resident, stopped by to share some fascinating info on Expo New Mexico's Indian Village, and his family's connection to it. Also, he reveals that sometimes Ty pronounces "City on the Edge" as... more
We talk about wild horses, Lindy's diner and other rambly topics. Join us on patreon at patreon.com/cityontheedge !
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I’ve listened for years, and have consistently enjoyed the podcast. Nora, Ty, and Mike are entertaining and thoughtful. This is an Albuquerque institution and I recommend it to anyone interested in the history of
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the Southwest.
But I am darn proud of all the work Ty, Mike, and I put into City on the Edge! It’s a real labor of love. I also learn so much from my co-hosts (and laugh). Thanks for listening!
I was so excited about a podcast that was going to let me see my new city through the eyes of those who’ve lived there a long while. Instead, it’s full of long-winded stories that include the experiences of young people who have lived there for a few years.
I left New Mexico 5 years ago and have missed it fiercely ever since. Don’t know that I’ll ever stop. I LOVE this show, especially the episodes on ghost towns, springs, little known places. Mikes essays some times make me cry, tears of longing & joy that others love these places as much as I. It’s brilliant.
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Listeners are drawn to in-depth, story-driven explorations of a Southwestern city's history, culture, and place-based identity. Episodes blend personal memoir, archival research, and local lore—covering food, artifacts, architecture, public art, and notable regional events—often tying micro-histories to broader regional themes. The show stands out for its warm, literate storytelling, strong sense of place, and willingness to tackle challenging topics (e.g., controversial histories, ethical questions around display and memory) with humor and curiosity. It's likely to appeal to history buffs, local enthusiasts, and anyone who loves immersive, narrative nonfiction tied to a specific cityscape.
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2. Maurice Crandall
3. Nora Hickey
4. Mike Smith
5. Marie Landau
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