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Un Trip Down to the South Valley - A film by Ben McCallum
Ben McCallum's digital cuento, Un Trip Down to the South Valley, takes us on a visual viaje celebrating Albuquerque's south valley pride and heritage.
Continue reading...Aaron’s Death
03. May 2013
A young man's death harkens a re-examination of manhood in a society awash in moral conundrums.
Continue reading...Insight New Mexico - Bennett Hammer
30. April 2013
V.B. Price speaks with longtime civil rights activist, former National ACLU Board Director and founder of the Bennett A. Hammer LGBT Archives Project.
Continue reading...Low-Tech and High-Tech Braceros
29. April 2013
Is the IT industry being allowed to import a low-paid labor force amidst ample STEM graduates?
Continue reading...We have it all
26. April 2013
En Route with Margaret Randall - In spite of ancient hindsight and modern science, we trod a perilous road.
Continue reading...Struggles on New Mexico’s Other Borders
25. April 2013
At an honoring of his life and work, longtime Native American activist, writer and scholar John Redhouse reflects on the roots of his resistance and adds perspective to Native struggles.
Continue reading...Avoiding priority calls for the right and wrong reasons
24. April 2013
Carlsbad Irrigation District (CIB) has issued a priority call on the Pecos River against the Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District (PVACD) and we’re going to witness a legal process that won’t be as messy as if city wells were being threatened but will provide plenty of action.
Continue reading...Dry times on the Rio Grande: Minnow numbers hit historic lows
23. April 2013
To understand what endangered fish in the Rio Grande may be facing in 2013, it's helpful to understand what was happening in late 2012.
Continue reading...Insight New Mexico - Laura Paskus
23. April 2013
This week V.B. Price talks with independent environmental journalist Laura Paskus about New Mexico's water situation.
Continue reading...A systems approach to understanding water in New Mexico
22. April 2013
Because everything is connected to everything else, water crises have a cascading affect all along a water system, even one as huge as that of the Southwest and Mountain West United States.
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06. May 2013
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