Living Under New Mexico Skies

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, Chris sits down with CJ Rodden, Director of Marketing Relations at Parnall Law, to talk about his lifelong passion for motorcycles, his role in connecting with communities across New Mexico, and the importance of protecting riders on our roads. You'll learn:🏍️ What makes New Mexico's motorcycle community so unique🏍️ The biggest dangers moto...

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Kate Sorrell, Middle Rio Grande Conservation Coordinator for the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps. Kate did not grow up outdoorsy. She spent years working coffee shops and breweries around Albuquerque before one winter she stumbled across a trail crew position in Oregon, showed up with no tent and ten days of backpa...

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Jim Guthrie, entrepreneur, IndyCar racer, and founder of Car Crafters, one of New Mexico's most recognized automotive brands. We recorded this one right in Guthrie's garage, surrounded by a stunning private collection of classic and race cars, including the Indianapolis IRL race car Jim drove himself....

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we sit down with Bert Parnall, founder and CEO of Parnall Law Firm in New Mexico. Bert is a personal injury attorney and former senior trial prosecutor, but this conversation goes well beyond the courtroom. We talk about growing up on the dirt roads outside Albuquerque, living through a revolution in Ethiopia and brea...

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Troy Rivas, winner of the Robert Goulet Memorial Mustache American of the Year Award and the heart behind Albuquerque's Distinguished Gentleman's Ride (DGR). Troy opens up about why men's health, both physical and mental, is so often ignored and how a worldwide motorcycle event is changing that. Did you know a...

Attorney Una Campbell Guevara shares her journey from art and international studies to becoming a dedicated advocate for injured New Mexicans at Parnall Law. In this episode, we explore how her background in Spanish language and cultural immersion shapes her connection with clients, especially within New Mexico’s Spanish-speaking community. Una also breaks down key legal insights, including common...

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Michael Gonzales - owner of Cafe Bella and New Mexico Motor Events. Michael grew up as a "Boeing Baby" in Seattle during the height of the craft coffee boom. When he returned to New Mexico and couldn't find a quality cup anywhere close to home, he did what any passionate food and beverage veteran...

Part 2 is here! 🎙️ We're back with Chris Losack, fan-turned-owner of Astro Zombies, Albuquerque's legendary comic book shop. Chris talks about the manga boom, building a community space where everyone belongs, and why carrying local artists and bands is close to his heart. This one's fun, real, and full of love for New Mexico. Hit play! 🤘 #LivingUnderNewMexicoSkies #AstroZombies #Comi...

What happens when a five-year-old gets handed an Amazing Spider-Man comic? For Chris Losack, it sparked a lifelong passion that would eventually lead him to own one of Albuquerque's most legendary stores — Astro Zombies. In this episode, we sit down with Chris to talk about his journey from comic book fan to entrepreneur — the nostalgia, the risks, and what it really means to build something y...

In Episode 2 of Living Under New Mexico Skies , we sit down with Rick Anglada, Director of Investigations at Parnall Law. Rick shares his journey into law enforcement, what he learned serving as a police officer, and how that experience now strengthens the personal injury investigations he leads today. He offers insight into what happens behind the scenes on serious injury cases and why investigat...

Episode 1 of Living Under New Mexico Skies features a conversation with Dr. Nick Ferenchak , a University of New Mexico professor and transportation engineer working on innovative solutions to real community challenges. In this episode, we explore how technology, data, and thoughtful design can improve quality of life in New Mexico communities—focusing on transportation, safety, and the impact of...