Historic Santa Fe Foundation's executive director Pete Warzel and development associate Caitlin Olson discuss the mission of the foundation, some of the historic properties it owns and the benefits of becoming a member

Rebecca Aubin, head of the Museum of Art's education and visitor experience, talks about the upcoming annual Holiday Open House with the Gustave Baumann marionettes.

Clines Corner December 2, 2016 Joel Aalberts, Lensic Exectutive Director

Vista Grande Library Director Julia Kelso and Joanne Westberg, secretary of the board, discuss all that goes on at Eldorado's community-run library.

Julia Bergen, executive director of Communities in Schools of New Mexico, discusses  the group's efforts to helping Santa Fe students stay in school and achieve in life.

James Beard award-winning cookbook author Cheryl Jamison talks about Santa Fe's food scene, Thanksgiving and more.

Cline's Corner repeat from 11/13/15. 

Jann Haynes Gilmore, author of "Olive Rush: Finding Her Place in the Santa Fe Art Colony, talks about artist Olive Rush, a prominent member of the Santa Fe art colony, who is featured in Gilmore's new book, a biography of Olive Rush.

Anna Farrier talks about Cooking with Kids award-winning programs that introduce Santa Fe school kids to cooking with healthy foods, as well as the nonprofit's new cookbook.

Award-winning author David Morrell talks about his new book, RULER OF THE NIGHT, the final book in his Victorian mystery/thriller series.

Zuleikha talks about the upcoming Peace Road show and her work as an international performer and educator.

Lauren Tresp, publisher and editor-in-chief of THE magazine talks about what's new with THE magazine since she's taken over as publisher and editor, including new sections, contests, events and more

Dr. Lois Ellen Frank, native foods historian, photographer and James Beard award-winning author, talks about foods the Native Americans of the Southwest ate and grew, including corn, beans and squash, chile and all of its medicinal properties and more

Guest Gwyneth Doland, acclaimed journalist, food writer and correspondent for "New Mexico in Focus" on New Mexico PBS

A fascinating conversation with Gwyneth Doland about the November election, New Mexico politics, food and more.

Eric Heithaus discusses his newest album, "Alfa Valova" and Michael Cheval talks about his art, including his painting used on the albumcover.

Will Wilson, Diné photographer and head of the Santa Fe Community College's Photography Program, discusses his fascinating photography projects examining indigenous culture and Navajo lifeways and the show he curated for SFCC's Red Dot Gallery.

John Morris, co-producer of the Antique American Indian Art and Objects of Art shows, is joined by Tom Clancy fro Malcom Grimmer Antique American Indian Art of Santa Fe to talk about the fascinating objects at these two big Santa Fe shows.

Don Kennell talks about making monumental sculptures like his "Yard Dog," "Blue Gorilla" and "Shelter," which are beloved in Santa Fe as well as in places around the country.

 Andy plays some tracks from his CD "Mercenary" and talks about life as a musician and a mentor to Santa Fe school kids and more.

David discusses his forthcoming book "Ruler of the Night," the third book in his Victorian thriller series featuring real-life detective and British author Thomas De Quincey  and more.

Anne talks about continuing her father Tony Hillerman's bestselling mystery series, her WordHarvest group, writing and more.

Stephanie Hatfield talks about writing songs, upcoming concerts and plays tracks from her newest release, Traces.

Cyndi Conn of Creative Santa Fe talks about this weekend's Fanta Se Fest, the new Arts & Creativity Center, how to keep our arts & culture thriving and more, on Cline's Corner.

Zane  talks about the "tiny houses" movement in the U.S. and the structures his Santa Fe company builds for people around the country.

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For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

For more information about this episode, please contact us at info@ksfr.org

Jamie Blosser, Executive Director at Santa Fe Art Institute

Santa Fe JIn, 12th annual Japanese Cultural Festival

John Fienes, City of Santa Fe, Tourism Department

Culture Connects Santa Fe, shaping the future of Santa Fe

Chef John Rivera Sedler, Eloisa at the Drury Plaza Hotel

Kitty Leaken and Daniel Gibson, authors of “Kevin Red Star”, a book about the Crowe Indian artist.

Michelle Chavez and Madeline Chavez of Culinary Arts program, SFCC

Craig Varjabedian, photographer

Bruce smith, Professor of English at University of Southern California, works of Shakespeare

Chef Mark Kiffin, Luminaria restaurant

Conrad Skinner, Architect

Tom Leach, Director of Palace Press. Carmen Vendelin, Curator, New Mexico Museum of Art

Destiny Allison, sculptor and author of “The Romance Duet”

Kelly Ullrich, chile in NM

Tazbah McCullah, General Mgr. KSFR