
Weekly public affairs program featuring interviews with policy makers, advocates, elected officials, artists, musicians and other news makers along with live phone calls from listeners.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 202 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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As the current administration strips LGBTQ+ protections from Federal law, we're talking to the New Mexico educators and advocates who are working to make sure their students feel safe and supported.
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thank you to the interviewer and staff and all the professionals and all their colleagues for their reporting and work across NM
AGREED- NM can create their own systems that benefit the communities . the white supremest colonized system does NOT work. we need to step out and all help each community support the systems that already work for them !
Calm rational discussions of critical New Mexico topics.
The topics and guests exhibit a lack of diversity of thought. I was interested in many of the topics listed but was very disappointed that the program only presents one side (left, progressive) of the issue.
Production quality needs work. Hearing the host clacking on a keyboard or mouse while the guests are talking is annoying.
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A weekly public affairs program that covers policy, governance, culture, and local issues in New Mexico through interviews with policymakers, advocates, educators, journalists, and artists, often complemented by live listener calls. Episodes span topics from state politics and education technology to Indigenous markets, environment, and community development, with a strong emphasis on practical implications for residents and small businesses. The show stands out for its breadth of guests, strong local reporting, and an active audience participation format that weaves in real-time questions and community perspectives.
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Let's Talk New Mexico launched 13 years ago and published 202 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Let's Talk New Mexico include:
1. Stephen Bishop
2. Juliana Rubio-Sleiger
3. Ramona Emerson
4. Rick Hendricks
5. Stuart Paisano
6. Courtney Bryan
7. Dee Dee Feldman
8. Oriana Sandoval
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