Anne Valley-Fox and fellow poet Tom Ireland brought Anne’s dynamic and challenging anti-war work, "The Fight Across the River: [a meditation on war]" to a rapt audience, delivering a reading that left attendees breathless. They were followed by the cerebral, witty, and often irreverent Betsy James, who shared selections from "Infinite and Dangerous and Bright: Poems." Her accompanying art, currently on view in the CWB Gallery, remains on display through June.

In this extraordinary conversation between Steven and Diane Reyna, who was born at Taos Pueblo, a larger and more nuanced story emerges about the alliance between Taos Pueblo activists and members of the Taos Art Colony. Along the way, startling revelations surface about Leopold Aldo’s role in the decimation of New Mexico’s wolf population — details that complicate long-held narratives. For Diane, the book helped flesh out parts of her family’s history in new and illuminating ways.

At a moment when longevity is becoming one of the defining issues of our time, Michael Clinton gave us some fascinating data. Did you know....62 million Americans over 65 are living inside structures designed for a world where most people didn't survive past 62? In his conversation with co-founder and editor of Santa Fe Magazine, Owen Lipstein, Michael offered solutions and ideas on how longevity is being enabled by medicine, technology, AI, urban planning and more.

The beloved host of NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday, Scott Simon, delighted an overflowing crowd of long-time fans with stories and anecdotes drawn from his travels and encounters with pets and people alike. The conversation was moderated by Anne Goodwin Sides, former senior editor of NPR’s Weekend Edition, and introduced by Hampton Sides.

Andrew Guthrie, in conversation with Chris Moore, breaks down exactly how your data–everything from your smart pacemaker to your Alexa– is constantly being monitored. Can the legal system catch up to the technology? How much does the 4th amendment protect in this digital age of surveillance?

What does it mean to be American? What does success actually look like for an immigrant family? How do the connections in our lives influence us over many generations, and what is our relationship with fate? Hafeez Lakhani, who launched his debut novel, Abundance, discussed these questions in a moving conversation with writer Jaime Figueroa (Mother Island).

Memoir, activism, and art criticism converged in this lively exchange between renowned feminist activist and critic Lucy Lippard and journalist Megan O’Grady. Drawing from her new book, How It Feels to Be Alive, Megan reflected on the artists who shaped her creative life—including the lasting influence of Lucy herself.

What happens when a father encourages his daughter's creativity from an early age? They write a book together some 30 years later. Author Caroline Fraser led the two authors in a conversation that explored the bond that allowed them to co-write their thriller. The apple didn't fall far from this tree.