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Voices of Taos

Join us for a new podcast from award winning weekly newspaper, The Taos News. Every week on Saturday we"ll release a new episode featuring a voice from our Taos community. We"ll cover the arts, current events, and sports on different episodes hosted by our talented reporting staff.

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17:50

Nicholas Herrera on his new exhibition at the Harwood...

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2024/09/14

This week Voices of Taos producer Laura Martin Baseman interviews Santero Nicholas Herrera on his upcoming exhibition at the Harwood Museum of Art, 'Nicholas Herrera: El Rito Santero.' Herrera shares how he discovered as a young boy that he liked to carve and how he taught himself to be a Santero. He was particularly inspired after seeing a photo of a bulto of La Muerte in the Denver Art Museum's collection that was made by his great uncle, José Inéz Herrera. "Right away man I was like now I know

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24:03

Taos Feral Feline and Friends director Donna Karr on...

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2024/09/07

This week Voices of Taos producer Laura Martin Baseman interviews Donna Karr, director of Taos Feral Feline and Friends, to discuss their free clinic for Taos pets. The Taos Feral Feline and Friends Spay/Neuter Clinic is approaching its 1000th free spay/neuter surgery since opening in May. Donna discusses her concern with the growing expense of pet care, especially essential procedures like vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries. The clinic helps Taos county residents access these procedures for

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21:31

Shhor and Miles Bonny on their new album 'Letters...

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2024/08/31

Join Taos News Editor John Miller as he talks with Shhor and miles Bonny about their most recent album, "Letters from the Desert". The Music couple share how they met and how having a family together has changed the way they create music. Shhor and Miles also discuss ways the music industry has changed since they began their careers, how it's become more difficult to make a living and how they've focused on the community aspects of the art. "We care about music as life and a broader sense - as

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24:49

Taos Land Trust Executive Director Darien Fernandez...

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2024/08/24

Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as he talks with Taos Land Trust's new executive director Darien Fernandez. Geoffrey and Darien talk about conservation easements and the diverse ways they help protect Taos' landscapes. One example Darien uses is how the conservation easement of Rio Fernando Park has helped preserve a riparian area in the center of Taos. "As part of buying that property, a plan was put in place for how agriculture could be brought back and how the acequia running through that

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23:54

New Taos High Principal Emy Martinez-DeHerrera on...

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2024/08/17

Join Taos News intern Angelina Burns Diaz as she interviews her new principal at Taos High, Emy Martinez-DeHerrera. Emy shares why she decided to apply for the principal job and how coming from a family of Taos educators makes her qualified to lead the high school forward. Angelina asks Emy to talk about how cellphones and vapes can have a negative affect on teen learning environments. Emy also talks about Taos High's second year of Flex Fridays and how its helping students gain skills outside of a

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23:10

Gemma Ra'Star DiFerdinando brings International...

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2024/08/10

Join us this week as producer Laura Martin Baseman talks with Gemma Ra'Star, organizer of the International Horseback Archery World Cup Qualifier in Taos. Athletes from Canada, Brazil and the U.S. are expected to be at this event, which will feature three sources: Kassai, Serial Shot—3 Targets, and Qabak. The tournament starts 4:30 p.m. Friday (Aug. 9) and ends 8 p.m. Sunday (Aug. 11). Gemma shares with Laura how she got into horseback archery and how healing working with horses can be. "The hardest

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17:07

Ron Salazar on the 54th Rodeo de Taos and why your...

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2024/08/03

Join us this week as producer Laura Martin Baseman talks with Rodeo de Taos Captain Ron Salazar. Ron shares how he fell in love with Rodeo at a young age and why he tries to get young kids excited about the events. "I tell the parents, we'll help you babysit on Saturday and Sunday, just bring your kids!" Ron also talks about all the hard work that goes into Rodeo de Taos, the second biggest New Mexico Rodeo Association event in the state. All the organizers are volunteers who are passionate about

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24:09

Chris Brochu on playing Dennis Hopper on "The Big...

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2024/07/27

Join Taos News' Tempo editor Lynne Robinson as she chats with Chris Brochu on his recent portrayal of Dennis Hopper in the Apple TV show “The Big Cigar”. Brochu shares how he prepared for the role by reading one of Hopper’s favorite poems, If by Rudyard Kipling. Brochu also tells Lynne how he came to Taos. “It’s the most home I've ever felt anywhere and I’ve moved around a lot,” he says in the interview. Brochu and Lynne also discuss their hopes for the continued revival of Taos’ acting community

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22:41

Taos teens Angela Burns Diaz and Carlos Miller on...

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2024/07/20

Trigger Warning: This episode is about suicide. If you or a loved one is experiencing suicidal thoughts, please call or text the free Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. Join Taos News Editor John Miller as he talks with teens Angela Burns Diaz and Carlos Miller about suicide and mental health in Taos. Angie is an incoming senior at Taos High School who is working on a film documentary about suicides at the Gorge Bridge. "With the way the bridge is set up now, it's not able to hold people that go

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27:04

Cisco Guevara on how white water rafting has changed...

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2024/07/13

Trigger Warning: This episode briefly mentions suicides that have occurred from the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge. Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as he talks with local rafting legend, storyteller, and two-stepping champion Francisco "Cisco" Guevara. Cisco shares how a kid from Los Alamos helped found the first rafting company in Northern New Mexico and how much the sport has changed over the years. Cisco is also the president of Amigos Bravos, a local non-profit dedicated to protecting rivers

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23:14

Harwood Curator Nicole Dial-Kay on the museum's new...

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2024/07/06

Join us this week as producer Laura Martin Baseman talks with Harwood Museum of Art's curator of exhibitions and collections, Nicole Dial-Kay about the museum's upcoming exhibition: Luchita Hurtado: Earth & Sky Interjected. Luchita Hurtado began to visit Taos as early as the 1960s, but didn’t settle in the area until she and her family purchased land in Arroyo Seco in the 70s. Nicole explains how Luchita Hurtado made her work privately for much of her life and rarely exhibited it. Her third

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29:50

True Kids 1 Director Sandy Campbell on teaching young...

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2024/06/29

Join us this week as producer Laura Martin Baseman sits down with Sandy Campbell, Director of TrueKids1, to explore how this organization is supporting Taos youth.Sandy introduces some of TrueKids1's key programs including: * The Digital Media Lab* Kids sscreens and Phones* TK1 NewsHighlighting the importance of hands-on experience, Sandy shares: "the more we get cameras in kid's hands, the more we get them editing, the more they have the ability to be intelligent about the media-infused world they

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22:50

Superintendent Dr. Antonio Layton announces new Taos...

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2024/06/22

Join Taos News reporter Liam Easley as he talks with Taos Municipal Schools new superintendent Dr. Antonio Layton. Dr. Layton had most recently served as executive director of human resources for Edcouch-Elsa Independent School District in Edinburg, Texas. Dr. Layton shares with Liam some creative strategies he has for getting Taos students back in the classroom. "We're going to be doing a comeback tour," he says, "trying to emphasize that being in school is the best place for our kids. And part of

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21:55

Kyrstina "Kiki" Siebenaler on her mother RamRani's...

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2024/06/15

Join Taos News' Tempo editor Lynne Robinson as she chats with Krystina “Kiki” Shakti Siebenaler about her new documentary, मेरी रामरानी (My RamRani). The documentary focuses on Kiki's mother, Dr. Yvette Claire Rosser and her journey as an academic and spiritual leader. In 1970 while she was in India, Yvette met Maharaj-ji, Guru Neem Karoli Baba who gave her the name RamRani, “God Queen. Lynne and Kiki discuss how that meeting changed her mother's life. Kiki hopes this documentary continues her

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26:06

James Duran on how the National Forest is rebuilding...

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2024/06/08

Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as the Taos News revisits the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire two years later in a special series. This week's guest is James Duran, Forest Service Supervisor for the Carson National Forest. James is from Cuba, NM and has spent his career in forestry and land management all over New Mexico and the West. Geoffrey and James talk about "priority landscapes" in the Enchanted Circle.These places require active management to prevent extreme wildfires. They also chat

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29:48

Master planner John Halley and real estate developer...

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2024/06/01

Join Assistant Editor Geoffrey Plant for a special series on the proposed Tarleton Ranch Eco-Village (TREV) development. This week's guests are master planner John Halley and real estate developer Mark Yaravitz. John and Mark share their hopes for the TREV community and some facts about the project they hope will help people understand the scope of the multi-decade development. Some things they hope to bring to the north side of Taos are affordable housing, sustainable agriculture, a pharmacy, a

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24:00

Kent Kobakoff on why some neighbors in Upper Las...

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2024/05/25

Join Assistant Editor Geoffrey Plant for a special series on the proposed Tarleton Ranch Eco-Village (TREV) development. This week's guest is Kent Kobakoff, a resident of Upper Las Colonias who is opposed to the development. Kent and a group of concerned neighbors have challenged the development because they believe it’s incompatible with the neighborhood and Taos county. “We’ve been criticized and our position has been trivialized by people calling us NIMBYs (Not In My Backyard),” Kent says in the

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22:04

Brian Colón on the failures of FEMA after the Hermits...

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2024/05/18

Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as the Taos News revisits the Hermits Peak - Calf Canyon Fire two years later in a special series. This week's guest is Brian Colón, former State Auditor and current Managing Partner of Singleton Schreiber’s New Mexico offices. As a national law firm, Singleton Schreiber has had experience helping wildfire victims from coast to coast. Brian speaks on the two-fold failure of the federal government in regards to the Hermits Peak - Calf Canyon Fire: first starting

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21:15

Antonia Roybal-Mack on why FEMA is struggling to...

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2024/05/11

Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as the Taos News revisits the Hermits Peak - Calf Canyon Fire two years later in a special series. This week's guest is Antonia Roybal-Mack, a wildfire attorney. Antonia is from Mora originally, but her firm works in Farmington, Las Vegas, and Albuquerque as well. She has been working tirelessly to ensure her rural clients get compensation from FEMA. Like many people from the area, she has experienced personal loss from the fires. She describes visiting her

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28:02

John Bartley on why he didn't evacuate during the...

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2024/05/04

Join assistant editor Geoffrey Plant as The Taos News revisits the Hermits Peak - Calf Canyon Fire two years later in a special series. This week's guest is John Bartley, owner of the Gascon Ranch in Rociada, NM. The record breaking fire destroyed Bartley's Christmas tree business and has put the future of his 169 year old family ranch at risk. Bartley shares what protecting his home was like during the fires and the floods that ravaged shortly after. He also discusses his experience of PTSD and his

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