March 2015 KUNM 89.9 Celebrate Women’s History Month!

Women’s History Month Specials Sundays at 11 AM. See Pages 10 - 13

Radio Theatre features Albuquerque’s own Vivian Nesbitt in her one-woman play “The Bark and the Tree” See Page 11

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What public health bills are on March 21st. We’ll be tracking dental therapist legisla- coming up that will affect you? Public tion, funding for drug treatment and behavioral health, Health New Mexico has you covered! proposed rules for imprisoned mothers, title loan limits, and more! In February, KUNM’s Public Health New Mexico reporting project The newsroom just launched an Instagram account, continued our ground-breaking so check us out at www.instagram.com/KUNMnews. Photo Credit: Sam Kerwin Photography Sam Credit: Photo coverage of water pollution in Albuquerque, public health-related legislation in the Thanks for tuning in! For all of our Public Health roundhouse, how the city and community are addressing reporting, including web exclusives, photos, and homelessness, the impacts of high-interest loans, and an extended interviews, check out our project website: in-depth look at the intersection of the lack of behavioral health care access and police violence in the www.publichealthnm.org case of Len Fuentes’ death. Marisa Demarco’s series will continue in coming months. KUNM’s Public Health New Mexico reporting project has been funded by the W.K. Kellogg foundation, the Mc- This month we’ll tap into some of the drama at the Cune Foundation, Con Alma Health Foundation, and Roundhouse as this year’s legislative session wraps up private donors.

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At the age of twenty-three, Connors was climbing the ladder to success. He had a In this episode, we track down secrets one powerful magazine job lined up in New York City and a future in religious hierarchy was keeping under wraps; troops journalism unfolding exactly as he’d hoped. Then one open up to Reveal about their experiences with torture phone call from his brother, which he didn’t return, changed and whether officers are being everything. Please join held accountable; and high-speed host Stephen Spitz broadband is like electricity for the and Philip Connors to 21st century. Reveal examines why learn more about this so many cities are left with poor moving account of the service. aftermath of a very personal loss and how it lead Connors to all 6:00 PM the wrong places. Produced with assistance of Jefferson Radio Theatre: I DO’S White and Lynn Schibeci.

Three short plays about love and marriage - though Saturday, March 7 not always at the same time. A couple celebrates their 6:00 AM 24th anniversary, bruises and all. A morning person and New Dimensions: “Aging with Grace and Humor” a night owl make for a mixed marriage. And one mother with Susan Moon will stop at nothing to get her gay son to the altar. First is “24 Years” by Leslie Ayvazian, Travel with Susan Moon to get an inside view on the with Jessica Hecht, and Dominic perils and joys of aging. With humor and deep insight, Fumusa, directed by Peter she encourages us to move forward Hedges. Next is “Breakfast at the in our aging with courage and hope. Track” by Lanford Wilson, with She talks about coping with “senior Jeanine Serralles and Lorenzo moments,” facing the death of loved Pisoni, directed by Caitriona ones and why long-term friendships McLaughlin. Last is “My matter. She is the author of This is Husband” by Paul Rudnick, with Michael Urie Getting Old: Zen Thoughts on Aging Harriet Harris and Michael Urie, directed by Claudia with Humor and Dignity. Weill. Interviews with casts, directors and playwrights follow each play, moderated by Playing on Air artistic Sunday, March 8 producer, Claudia Catania. 11:00 AM They Don’t Call Her Mother Earth for Nothing: Women Friday, March 6 Re-imagining the World 8:00 AM New Mexico People Places and Ideas Transformational women leaders are restoring societal balance by In his debut book, Fire Season, Philip Connors showing us how to reconnect beautifully recounted his decade as a fire lookout high relationships—not only among above the Gila National Forest in southern New Mexico. people—but between people and Now Connors returns to discuss his second book, All the natural world. This astounding 10 conversation among diverse women leaders provides the play is set in Ireland, where a fascinating window into the soulful depths of what it Nesbitt travels to research her means to restore the balance between our masculine and great-great grandmother, the poet feminine selves to bring about wholeness, justice and true Eva O’Doherty, known as “Eva restoration of people and planet. of the Nation.” Bending time and space to understand the legacy of 6:00 PM her ancestor, Nesbitt collides with Radio Theatre: Three Short Plays her own identity and personal challenges. Themes of duality, Three short radio plays from Voicescaptes Audio perception and creative expression Theatre. First, “On The Internet Nobody Knows You’re fill the play with moments of discovery and surrender, a Dog,” by Tom & Ellin Curley. A loving family of four juxtaposed with the comedy of human nature. This piece owns four rescue dogs. Why? Because premiered at Albuquerque’s Solo Fest in 2010 and has dogs need humans to feed them and played to much acclaim around the US and in Ireland. It take care of them. Dogs would be won the Best Documentary Play at United Solo Festival in helpless without us. Or would they? NYC in 2013 and was invited back for an encore in 2014. “Best Friends ForNever,” by It’s our way of honoring Women’s History Month and St. Butch D’Ambrosio. When you find Patrick’s Day in one show! out something terrible has happened to your best friend, you need to talk Friday March 20 about it with ... your best friend? Tom Curley 8:00 AM “Common Side Effects,” by Barbara Rosenblat and MIXTAPE#4: Global Leadership Forum ‘14 - Part 1 Brian Price. If snake oil peddlers were still around today, what would they sound like? Find out. Audio Revolution! presents stories from Youth Media Project’s summer work with the United World College’s Saturday, March 14 Global Leadership Forum 6:00 AM from the Summer of New Dimenrions: “Letting Go of Resistance: A 2014. These digital audio Constant Rebirth” with Guy Finley stories cover a variety of social, personal and global Finley tells us that on a basis our lives are issues, told by students a kind of “constant hopping from one identity to another.” from all corners of the He describes this as the location globe. Curated and hosted from which we are operating. He by Youth Media Project suggests we ask ourselves the intern, Ash Haywood. question: are we choosing the location of fear and anxiety, which Saturday, March 21 supports knee-jerk reactions, or 6:00 AM one of mindfulness and a tuning New Dimensions: “Opa! A Celebration of the Search into our true nature? He’s the for Meaning” with Alex Pattakos, Ph.D. & Elaine author of The Secret of Your Immortal Self: Key Lessons Dundon for Realizing the Divinity Within. This husband and wife Sunday, March 15 team teaches us that the search 6:00 PM for meaning in life can be Radio Theatre: The Bark and the Tree, written and celebrated through thick times performed by Vivian Nesbitt and thin. From the small villages in Greece, they’ve “The Bark and the Tree” is a one-woman play about found that it is as simple as connection and transformation. Directed by Lee Kitts, OPA! Connecting with others, 11 finding purpose, and maintaining a resilient attitude can have state of the art navigation in your car. What could help us through our search. They believe that “happiness” go wrong? and “now” isn’t all there is. They are the co-authors of: The Opa! Way: Finding Joy & Meaning in Everyday Life Friday, March 27 & Work. 8:00 AM Peace Talks Radio: “Indigenous Experiences, Values, Sunday, March 22 and Peacemaking.” 11:00 AM Her Stories “Is there not something worthy of perpetuation in our Indian spirit of democracy where Earth, our mother, was Stories by, for and of women: The Kitchen Sisters go free to all, and no one sought to impoverish or enslave to “Tupperware®” parties. A supermarket checker checks his neighbor?” ~ Ohiyesa. This out her life, in ZBS’s radio soap time on Peace Talks Radio, we Saratoga Springs. explore how Indigenous people Jenifir returns “Home in the handle the From Africa” with all 13 conflict of living in a world Symptoms of Chronic Peace taken from their ancestors. Our Corps Withdrawal. Produced guests include historian Roxanne by Jake Warga. Dunbar-Ortiz, author of An Host Dmae Roberts has a Indigenous Peoples’ History Painting by Victoria Golding collage of and about “Sisters.” of the United States, as well In a new syntax of whispers and words Susan Stone as Greg Grey Cloud (Rosebud tells the story of “Ruby” and her husbands. Sioux/ Lakota) and Valerie And Sonia Sanchez (produced by Steve Rowland of Siow (Laguna). Indigenous people survived genocide Shakespeare Is), Tracie Morris, Jill Battson and Meryn perpetrated on them by colonial settlers and the U.S. Cadell perform short poems. government. According to Dunbar-Ortiz, Indigenous Music from Tara Key’s Ear & Echo. people suffered “torture, terror, sexual abuse, massacres, systematic military occupations, removal of indigenous peoples from their ancestral territories and removals of 6:00 PM Indigenous children to military-like boarding schools.” Radio Theatre: Three Short Plays Natives lost 97% of their land in the U.S. On this show we ask our guests, despite having had a dominate system Three more short plays from VoiceScapes Audio impose, and continue to impose, political and social Theatre, all written by Tom and Ellin constraints on them, how do Indigenous people in the Curley “Kidnapping 101” shows U.S. make peace with each other, with other ethnicities, why you should never try to kidnap and with themselves about their pasts and futures? somebody in New York City. Suzanne Kryder hosts with Paul Ingles. In “It Always Feels Like Monday,” it’s the year 2214. A Saturday, March 28 woman wakes up to find this day is 6:00 AM going to be very, very—different. New Dimensions: “Discovering In “Misdirections,” you’re in Your Creative Fire” with Eric Ellin Curley France, you’re on vacation. You Maisel, Ph.D. So 21st Century 2 Week Archive As a creativity coach, Dr. Maisel helps us to avoid getting stuck. He Playlists has learned to distinguish between Podcasts everyday creativity and the creative Phone Apps identity. When one self-identifies with an art form, it involves a new at KUNM.ORG 12 level of responsibility and commitment. He reminds us that great work takes more than mere interest, it takes General Meeting of the love. He is the author of Life Purpose Boot Camp: The 8 KUNM Community Week Breakthrough Plan for Creating a Meaningful Life. 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From the 2007 “Building a Culture of Peace Radio Board Meeting Conference” in Santa Fe, we present highlights from an KUNM’s Community Advisory Board address and a one-on-one interview rd with Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Tuesday, March 3 Williams. Ms. Williams talks 6 - 8 p.m. at KUNM with us about human rights and international law, the role of civil Licensee’s Meeting society in international diplomacy and individual initiative. She KUNM is licensed by the FCC to the Regents of the University of received the 1997 Nobel Peace New Mexico. The Regents’ meeting are open to the public. Prize jointly with the campaign that she led, the For a schedule of Regents’ meeting, please click Regents’ Meeting International Campaign to Ban Landmines. URL link: regents.unm.edu/meetings/index.html 11:30 AM A Conversation with Mairead Maguire: 1976 Nobel Peace Prize Winner A popular way to leave a legacy 1976 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Mairead Maguire recalls her peace work in Northern Ireland and in this to KUNM is to simply 2006 interview talks with host Carol Boss about how CHANGE THE BENEFICIARY the principles of nonviolence can be applied to conflicts on your around the world and in daily life. retirement fund. 6:00 PM Radio Theatre: The Devil You Know You get the use of your An hour of horror stories that take place within the fund (401k, 403b, Roth, world of electoral politics. “Do You Have a Minute Keogh, IRA, etc.) and when you for Equality?” by Chet Siegel. A no longer need it, what is left canvasser gets the donation she needs, but it will cost her. “Third Party” by goes to KUNM Ed Herbstman. Mike Coleman is an TAX FREE. independent candidate running for Congress, and he’s finally getting some attention... from a serial killer. For details, call Mary Oishi at And “The Death of Poe” based on a true listener- 505-277-8006 or email submitted story from Matthew Mercier. The last days of [email protected]. Edgar Allen Poe have always been shrouded in mystery. This story imagines how he may have died. Produced by The Truth: Movies for Your Ears. 13 DOWNLOAD OUR The MemberCard is on the move!

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