Cline's Corner

Mark White, executive director of the New Mexico Museum of Art and the new Vladem Contemporary, talks about the museum's exciting expansion in the Santa Fe Railyard.

Brian Jensen talks about the Santa Fe Conversation Trust's Dark Skies program, including Star Parties and a new EONS station to inform the community about why we need to conserve our dark skies.

Peter Weiss talks about leading tours of Santa Fe with visitors from around the world.

La Fonda on the Plaza's CEO Jenny Kimball talks about the new edition of "In Every Room: A Story of Art, Highlights from the Collection of La Fonda on the Plaza" and the history of the hotel's wonderful art collection.

John Krena talks about "Elegant Vessels: A Century of Southwest Silver Boxes" made by Navajo and Pueblo artists, which he'll exhibit at Whitehawk Antique Indian and Ethnographic Show in Santa Fe, August 11-14.

07/20/2023 with Joel Aalberts, executive director of The Lensic Performing Arts Center

Patrick Lysaght, owner of Entropy Gallery, talks about his new, award-winning documentary film, "Fleeting Structure," and his enhanced photographs which highlight our physical connection to nature.

06/23/2023 with International Folk Art Market CEO Melissa Mann

Becky Latanich previews what's happening this summer at the treasured Pecos National Historical Park, from new museum exhibits to fishing in the Pecos and exploring gorgeous hiking trails.

Will Grant talks about his riveting debut book, "The Last Ride of the Pony Express: My 2,000-Mile Horseback Journey Into the Old West".

Bobbe Besold, co-director of FLOW, talks about this Participatory Procession and Public Celebration of the Rio Chiquito, once a major water source for Santa Fe's flora, fauna and agriculture that is now Water Street. The community procession takes place on June 10.

This week Lynn brings on Laura Griego, director of education and volunteers, talks about the living history museum's 2023 season, which opens June 1.

John Macker talks about his new play, "Black Range Trilogy," which premieres at Teatro Paragus on May 26, and also about his poetry.

Graham Dodds talks about making the move from the Dallas restaurant scene to a secluded spot north of Santa Fe to open his unique restaurant NOSA, which spotlights ingredients grown on local farms.

Award-winning author Carmella Padilla, co-founder of the Santa Fe International Literary Festival, talks about this year's festival, taking place May 19-21.

Acclaimed author Carlyn Montes de Oca talks about her book, "Junkyard Girl: A Memoir of Ancestry, Family Secrets and Second Chances," which is about her sudden discovery, thanks to a DNA test, that she was not who she thought she was.

Julie Kelso talks about upcoming spring events at the Vista Grande Public Library, including Poetry Night, the May book sale, Movie Night and more.

JoAnne Dodgson talks about her work guiding ceremonies, teaching workshops, and supporting personal and collective healing to build a bridge to heart-centered ways of living.

Santa Fe photographer David Halpern talks about his award-winning photographs of America's National Parks, and his 13 artist-in-residencies spent in many of the parks. Some 800 images of his work have been accepted by the National Parks Service History Collection, a true honor.

Author, award-winning mixologist and animal advocate Natalie Bovis talks about her new book, "Drinking with My Dog, the Canine Lover's Cocktail Book."

Santa Fe artist Clayton Bass talks about his paintings, his process and how his art reflects his passion for nature, astronomy and New Mexico's beauty, and culture and is influenced by his dreams.

Chris Jonas, co-founder and co-director of Littleglobe, talks about the multi-arts storytelling organization and its projects devoted to art, community and social justice.

Izzy Barr, executive director of the Railyard Park Conservancy, talks about Earth Day and other exciting events in the Railyard Park + Plaza.

Cecile Lipworth has produced diverse author events at Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse for seven years. She talks about the rewards and challenges of helping to continue Santa Fe's long history as a celebrated literary center.

Award-winning poet Lauren Camp talks about writing and teaching poetry and reads a few of her poems.