Gallery owner Natasha Nargis talks about her eclectic  Railyard gallery, Natasha Santa Fe, showcasing textiles, jewelry, masks and photography by local artists.

Vista Grande Public Library director Julia Kelso and library assistant Tracy Mitchell preview the library's exciting schedule of events and talk about how volunteers run this nonprofit community library that serves southeastern Santa Fe County.

Cline's Corner April 6 with acclaimed biographer and writer of narrative nonfiction James McGrath Morris

Author James McGrath Morris talks about the New Mexico Writers Annual Dinner, now in its second year and taking place April 25. He also explores the challenges facing the University of New Mexico Press and university presses in general.

James Glover,  founder of Once a Day Marketing, talks about helping companies brand bold.

Lucinda Marker, public relations and marketing director of Just Say It Theater, joins Santa Fe Institute physicist Van Savage to talk about the acclaimed play "Constellations" at Adobe Rose Theatre.

Santa Fe filmmaker Dyanna Taylor discusses making the acclaimed film about her legendary grandmother, "Dorothea Lange: Grab a Hunk of Lightning.”

Veteran author Daniel Gibson talks about his latest book, "Skiing New Mexico: A Guide to Snow Sports in the Land of Enchantment," which offers everything you need to know about skiing  or snowboarding in the state.

Robyn Benson, Doctor of Oriental Medicine, talks about her knowledge of acupuncture, herbs, regenerative medicine, IV therapies and other ways to heal and optimize health.

Tim Rogers talks about Santa Fe's wide array of hiking and biking trails as well as some of the Santa Fe Conservation Trust programs for the community and students.

Candace Walsh talks about the new non-fiction anthology she co-edited, "Greetings from Janeland: Women Write More About Leaving Men for Women," and reads a few excerpts.

Chefs Patrick Mares and Jerry Dakan talk about the Culinary Arts program and the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Young Chefs Competition, a regional contest held for the first time at the college on March 3.

Award-winning poet Jon Davis,director of the Institute of American Indian Arts Low Residency Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program, talks about teaching and writing and reads from his work.

Kris Swedlin talks about the many offerings at the college's Continuing Ed program, from trips abroad and around the Southwest focused on area culture, history and more to compelling classes that cover astronomy, art-making, fitness and other topics.

Sarah Treece Boses, co-owner of Make Time in Eldorado, talks about the national Makerspace movement and how Make Time, a part of that movement, offers hands-on activities and adventures for all ages focused on creating, inventing and learning. 

Noemi de Bodisco, who owns op. cit. bookstore in Santa Fe and Taos, and Tome on the Range in Las Vegas, New Mexico, talks about the challenges and joys of her job. She also discusses the future of books in 2018, some of her favorite authors and more.

Santa Fe poet Miriam Sagan and Christy Hengst talk about co-creating the Haiku Pathway at the Santa Fe Community College

Well-known Santa Fe photographer Douglas Merriam explores the creation of his book, "Farm Fresh Journey, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Cookbook."

Santa Fe author David Morrell talks about his picks for holiday movies and books as well as the shifting landscape of how we watch, and stream,  series and movies.

Santa Fe County Commissioner Anna Hansen talks about life as a county commissioner, including some of the causes she's most passionate about.

Longtime Santa Fe arts writer Emily Van Cleve talks about founding Santa Fe Arts Journal, celebrating its one-year anniversary, creating its content, the state of online versus print publications and more.

Santa Fe artist and businesswoman Destiny Allison talks about the community center, La Tienda at Eldorado, as well as the growth of the Santa Fe suburb.

Cline's Corner Oct. 27 Eric Witt, executive director of the Santa Fe Film Office

Eric Witt talks about the film industry in New Mexico, current film and TV projects and more.

Cline's Corner Oct. 20 with author Jerry Rogers and Santa Fe Reporter's publisher/editor Julie Anne Grimm

Santa Fe author Jerry Rogers talks about his new book, "So Long for Now: A Sailor's Letters From the USS Franklin" and Julie Anne Grimm talks about independent media and more.

Tom Joyce talks about his current show at the Center for Contemporary Arts.

Cline's Corner Oct. 6 with cookbook author Cheryl Jamison

James Beard award-winning cookbook author Cheryl Jamison talks about her hot-off-the-press "Texas Slow Cooker"

Cline's Corner Sept. 29 with Joanne LeFrak, Director of Education and Curator of Public Practice at SITE Santa Fe

Joanne LeFrak talks about the celebrations scheduled for the opening of SITE Santa Fe's redesigned building as well as upcoming programs and exhibits

Peter Grendle talks about the movie business, why we love watching films and the innovative programming at Violet Crown Cinema Santa Fe

Jay Bonner talks about his pioneering new book, "Islamic Geometric Patterns: Their Historical Development and Traditional Methods of Construction"

Cline's Corner Sept. 8 with Santa Fe author Ariel Gore, founding editor/publisher of Hip Mama 

Journalist, memoirist, author and teacher Ariel Gore talks about her new novel, "We Were Witches." 

Bronwyn Fox of Keshi and The Keshi Foundation talks about the artists, dance performances and other aspects of the 2nd annual Zuni Show in Santa Fe.

Cochiti Pueblo multi-media artist Virgil Ortiz and Charles King of the King Galleries talk about Spoken Through Clay, King's new book featuring Pueblo potters, including Ortiz. 

Author and speech pathologist Margaret Wood talks about working as a personal assistant and cook to Georgia O'Keeffe in Abiquiu and her book, "A Painter's Kitchen."

Cline's Corner, July 28 with designer and customer clothier Danielle Foster-Herbst and Tom Cleary, director of Malcolm Grimmer Antique American Indian Art of Santa Fe

Danielle Foster-Herbst talks about her clothing designs, exhibited at Objects of Art Santa Fe and Tom Cleary talks about ledger drawings exhibited at The Antique American Indian Art Show Santa Fe.

Santa Fe author David Morrell talks about writing, the founding of Thrillerfest, his Victorian mystery/thriller series and more.

St. John's tutor David Carl talks about his summer seminar series, "The Western: The Cowboy and His Role in Shaping the American Vision Through Cinema."

Charlene Cerney, a founder of the International Folk Art Market, and Khristaan Villela, director of the International Folk Art Museum talk about the exciting events and artists at this year's Folk Art Market, July 14-16.

Artist Xenobia Bailey discusses her art and her SITE Center Projects workshops with Joanne Lefrak.

Patrick Moore, director of New Mexico Historic Sites, talks about the state's historic sites and properties and their significance.

Dr. Dexter Russell talks about naprapathic medicine, which treats pain in connective tissues through massage or electrical therapy. He also talks about what he learned at a recent international indigenous medicine conference in St. Kitts.

Cline's Corner June 9 with pianist Nancy Cooper, performing in "Sombras del Pais" (Shadows of the Country) at St. Francis Auditorium

Montana pianist Nancy Cooper talks about her great-aunt, Anna Maude Van Hoose, accompanist to singer Felipe Delgado, who were popular performers in the 1930s. Cooper plays her great-aunt in a performance of "Sombras del Pais" (Shadows of the Country) at St. Francis Auditorium.

Clayton Bass of the Santa Fe Botanical Garden talks about the exciting summer schedule, garden expansion plans, why we love gardens and more.

James Beard award-winning cookbook author and celebrated Deborah Madison talks about her new book, "In My Kitchen."

Natalie Bovis, aka The Liquid Muse, talks about the 3rd Annual New Mexico Cocktails & Culture Festival in Santa Fe.

Author Alan Kishbaugh talks about his new book, "Deep Waters: Frank Waters Remembered in Letters & Commentary," and his friendship with Taos author Frank Waters.

Santa Fe author, activist and aural historian Jack Loeffler talks about counterculture in the Southwest, the subject of a new book he's edited and a companion exhibit opening at the New Museum of History on May 14.

Santa Fe author David Morrell talks about the looming Hollywood writers' strike, his upcoming writers workshop in Santa Fe and more.

Award-winning Western writer Johnny D.Boggs talks about winning his 7th Spur Award, his new novel and why Western novels remain so popular.

Santa Fe author James McGrath Morris talks about his new book, "The Ambulance Drivers: Hemingway and Dos Passos and a Friendship Made and Lost in War."

Christian Waguespack, Curator of 20th Century Art at the New Mexico Museum of Art, talks about the museum's new Cady Wells exhibit.

Award-winning Santa Fe author Carmella Padilla talks about her upcoming lecture about a family ofvisionary women—Eva Fenyes, Leonora Scott Curtin and Leonora  Curtin Paloheimo—and their cultural legacy, which includes El Rancho de los Golondrinas.

Colin Keegan, founder and general manager of Santa Fe Spirit, talks about the international success of the award-winning artisanal distillery and tasting rooms  as well as their unique handcrafted spirits distributed around the world.

Douglas Preston talks about his new book, "The Lost City of the Monkey God" and about the current state of literary publishing.

Bill Smith, president and CEO of the Santa Fe Community Foundation, talks about the foundation's work with nonprofits and more.

Cline's Corner, February 24 with Onondaga/Nez Perce artist Frank Buffalo Hyde

Santa Fe artist Frank Buffalo Hyde talks about his painting and sculpture and his current exhibit "I-Witness Culture" at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture.

Horror and dark fantasy author Lucy Taylor talks about her work, Women in Horror month, the popularity of the genre and more.

Chocolate historian and elixir maker Mark Sciscenti talks about the history and allure of one of the world's favorite foods.

Janet Davidson talks about the production she's directing of Broadway's Almost Maine, running at El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe all month long.

Stuart Ashman, executive director of the Center for Contemporary Arts, discusses the CCA's mission, upcoming events and programming and also talks about Santa Fe's unique art and cultural scene.

Chef John Vollertsen, aka Johnny Vee, talks about Santa Fe's food scene, food trends in 2017 and his upcoming classes at Las Cosas Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School.

Cline's Corner, January 13, with Santa Fe filmmaker Anna Darrah

Santa Fe filmmaker Anna Darrah talks about her new film-in-progress, "The Helen Movie," the remarkable story of a life of adventure, as well as other projects.

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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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

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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