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Episode 316: Why One Albuquerque House Race Could...

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2026/10/04

New Mexico can’t recruit doctors, patients can’t get appointments, and one legislative race in Northeast Albuquerque is suddenly about far more than party labels. We connect the dots between medical malpractice lawsuits, rising insurance costs, and the brutal reality of waiting a year or more to see a specialist, then we ask the uncomfortable question: who benefits from keeping the system this way? First, we run through the shifting U.S. Senate map and why Republicans are sounding more confi...

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Episode 315: Why Skipping Debates Works And How...

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2026/09/27

Debates are supposed to clarify elections, but sometimes the real game is the argument about whether the debate happens at all. We dig into the New Mexico governor race drama around Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull, why a front-runner might avoid a live stage, and how a challenger can accidentally hand over the perfect excuse. From a campaign operative’s view, we talk leverage, earned media, and why “accept anything” is often the only workable debate strategy when you are being outspent. Then we g...

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Episode 314: ***Quick Update***The New Mexico Debate...

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2026/09/24

The New Mexico governor’s race is heading toward early voting, and the simplest question still doesn’t have a clean answer: will the candidates actually debate? Mark Ronchetti drops a fast, late-night update on the “battle over debates” between Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull, and why the back-and-forth over dates is starting to matter as much as the issues themselves. We walk through the timeline that’s now in the headlines, including the Albuquerque Journal’s very public pressure campaign and t...

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Episode 313: Inside New Mexico’s Governor Race And...

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2026/09/20

A candidate takes money from a controversial project, then calls for a moratorium on the very thing that funded her campaign. That tension kicks off a fast moving conversation about the New Mexico governor race, the Project Jupiter data center fight, and why data centers have become a political lightning rod around water use, power demand, and utility rates. We walk through what a “pause and guardrails” approach could look like, why public trust matters as much as policy, and how the New Mexi...

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Episode 312: Who Gets To Control AI When Everyone Is...

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2026/09/13

The people building the most powerful AI models are now publicly warning that AI could get out of control, and that alone should make all of us lean in. We walk through what’s behind the sudden unity from major players like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Elon Musk, including the language you keep hearing but rarely see explained clearly: AI misalignment, agent swarms, and recursive self-improvement. If AI systems can take actions their creators didn’t explicitly instruct, what does “safe enough” even...

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Episode 311: AI Could Outrun Our Control Faster Than...

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2026/09/09

AI doesn’t have to “turn evil” to wreck real life. It just has to be wrong, persuasive, and everywhere at once and the people closest to the tech are saying that risk is already here. We walk through a resignation and public warnings from major AI labs, then unpack what “alignment” really means in plain language: we’re growing systems from oceans of human content, we can’t fully explain what’s happening inside them, and the moment we can’t reliably turn them off or contain them, the stakes ch...

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The Great Debate? Will Haaland and Hull Ever Share...

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2026/09/07

A governor debate gets “announced” before both campaigns agree, and that small-looking scheduling story turns into a bigger question: who is actually serving the voter, the campaigns or the public? We unpack the back-and-forth around a proposed Deb Haaland vs Greg Hull debate, why TV stations don’t want a credibility mess, and why pushing debates past September can feel like a deliberate strategy when early voting is already on the calendar. If you care about New Mexico governor race coverage...

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Episode 309: Here’s Why A Super El Nino Still Might...

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2026/09/03

The Rio Grande shouldn’t look like a dry construction site, but that’s exactly what we’re seeing in Albuquerque, and it’s the perfect gut check for anyone counting on weather to bail us out. We start with what the drought looks like on the ground, then zoom out to the question we get nonstop: what does El Nino really mean for New Mexico, and are we headed for a true snowpack comeback? We break down why winter snowpack is more valuable than flashy summer downpours, and we walk through the sig...

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Episode 308: Haaland Headed For Epic Collapse? Hull...

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2026/08/30

A single new poll can flip the mood of a whole election, and the latest Albuquerque Journal numbers do exactly that for the New Mexico governor race. We walk through why Greg Hull suddenly looks like he’s within striking distance of Deb Haaland, what the undecided share really means, and how the independent vote, gender gap, education divide, and regional turnout could decide the finish. If you care about New Mexico politics, campaign strategy, and what persuades swing voters, this conversati...

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Episode 307: Safe Spaces For Everyone Except Common...

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2026/08/24

A single headline can make you feel like you already know the truth, and that’s exactly why we slow down and read the fine print. We start with a Santa Fe ICE arrests story that’s framed as a crackdown in a “sensitive place,” then we dig into the details the framing leaves out: how serious allegations can fall apart, how “failure by prosecutor” shows up in real cases, and why politicians rush to score points instead of fixing the system that failed victims in the first place. Then we shift t...

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Episode 306: A Silent Campaign Is Not A Winning Campaign

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2026/08/17

Senior year hits different, and we open with that mix of pride, dread, and the weird reality that every milestone becomes the “last first.” From there, we get into the political mechanics that actually decide outcomes, starting with a blunt point: a quiet governor race is not a good sign for the challenger. We talk New Mexico politics, what “quiet” really means (or does not mean), and why fundraising, paid media, and real voter contact matter more than online noise. Then we dig into on...

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Episode 305: We Break Down New Mexico Politics And...

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2026/08/13

A governor’s race that barely makes noise should make you ask one question: who benefits from the silence? We talk through why New Mexico’s top race feels so subdued, what that suggests about internal data, and how a challenger can sometimes thrive when the favorite delays attacks and keeps the timeline short. We also get into the unglamorous parts of politics that decide outcomes, polling that actually helps, message testing, fundraising signals, and why the first wave of ads can “set” a con...

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Episode 304: The Democratic Party’s Left Turn Is...

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2026/08/09

Hauling 20 Amazon boxes up to a seventh-floor dorm is one kind of reality check. Watching a major political party insist its most extreme slogans are “not really happening” is another. We start with a very relatable back-to-college story, then pivot hard into the headlines shaping national and New Mexico politics and why so many voters feel like they’re being sold a version of reality that doesn’t match what they see with their own eyes. We unpack the growing rift inside the Democratic Party...

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Episode 303: Government Grocery Stores Could Win...

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2026/08/03

A single headline can flip the meaning of a story, and we’re seeing that play out in real time. We start with a local New Mexico example where border water well drilling gets framed as a squabble over “credit” while the bigger question of accountability gets pushed aside. If you’ve ever felt like coverage misses the point, we break down exactly how that happens and why it matters for voters trying to track what’s real. Next, we decode the governor’s race “panic” narrative and explain why sca...

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Episode 302: How Rio Rancho’s Mayor Wants To Fix New...

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2026/07/30

New Mexico is full of smart, hardworking people, so why does the state keep settling for broken systems and bottom-of-the-list outcomes? We bring in Gregg Hull, the longtime mayor of Rio Rancho and the Republican nominee for governor, to make the case that competence is a policy and that Rio Rancho’s track record can scale statewide if leaders stop chasing sound bites and start delivering measurable results. We talk through the toughest issues voters bring up first: crime, fentanyl, homeless...

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Episode 301: Nick Shirley On Investigating Daycare...

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2026/07/26

A fraud investigator with a phone camera can shake up more than a newsroom ever could, and that’s exactly why the backlash gets intense. We sit down with Nick Shirley, the 24-year-old independent journalist behind the Quality Learing Center reporting and other viral investigations, to talk about what it’s like to work when you’re recognized everywhere you go. Nick explains why he believes first-person, on-location reporting is what audiences have been missing, how he tries to let subjects exp...

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***BREAKING NEWS***Albuquerque TV Shock!!! KRQE Loses...

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2026/07/23

A major Albuquerque news bombshell is landing: KRQE is reportedly losing the CBS affiliate, and KOAT is set to become the home for CBS in New Mexico while already carrying ABC. That single shift can reshape what viewers watch, when they watch it, and how local journalism gets funded. We’re jumping on with an emergency update to explain what’s changing, why it’s changing, and why it matters to anyone who depends on local TV for weather, investigations, and the stories that never make national ...

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Episode 299: Do JD Vance And Marco Rubio Reveal A...

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2026/07/19

A Democrat drops out of a governor’s race, endorses a Republican, and suddenly everyone has a hot take, but the real story is the mechanics. We break down what Ken Miyagishima’s exit means for the New Mexico governor race, why signature requirements and ballot access can be brutally determinative, and how the Las Cruces and El Paso media market complicates any “endorsement boost” narrative for Gregg Hull versus Deb Haaland. Then we pull the camera back to national politics and ask the questi...

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Episode 298: Low T In The Military And Why Data...

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2026/07/16

A Supreme Court justice describes carrying a bulletproof vest into her home and watching her family live through swatting threats. That’s where our conversation starts to feel less like politics and more like a stress test for the country and for the institutions we rely on when things get ugly. With Michael Garofalo in the co-host chair, we talk candidly about what intimidation does to public service and why leaks like the Dobbs leak aren’t just scandal, they’re a direct hit to trust, safety...

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Episode 297: Congratulations Here’s Your $250 Now...

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2026/07/12

Two headlines hit your screen: “Worst States To Live In.” Same country, same year, totally different answers. That’s where we start, because it explains so much of the frustration in American life right now. When one list grades states on safety, education, healthcare, and economic strength, and another list quietly swaps in culture-war proxies, people end up living in different realities without realizing it. We put those rankings side by side and talk about what each one measures, what each...

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