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Tuesday Morning Beat host Maree McHugh conversation with Freida Adams RN, Medical Director of Border Servants Corp Asylum Shelter in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Frieda explains the experience of asylum seekers who come to the shelter, and tells us of her many years providing humanitarian aid and medical care. https://www.borderservantcorps.org
Artist Alvaro Enciso discusses "Where Dreams Die" - creating and placing crosses on the Sonoran desert to mark the places where migrants have perished, crossing the US border. Host: Maree McHugh contact: maree@gmcr.org Resources: Human Borders - https://humaneborders.org Frontera Aid collective - email: migrantterainsr@gmail.org Southern border Communities coalition - http://www.southernborder.org No More Deaths/ No Mas Muertes - http://nomoredeats.org
Tuesday Morning Beat host Maree McHugh interview with Grant County LGBTQ Board of Directors member Scott Plate. Scott Plate discusses current challenges that face the LGBTQIA community, and how to move forward with empowerment and support. For more information: Contact Grant County LGBTQ at LGBTQGC.org; email info@LGBTQGC.org; Call 575-777-0647 if no answer please leave a message Mark your calendars for Silver City Pride Festival September 9th from 11 am to […]
Stay Sturdy Radio's Kye Kase is joined by Sally Grayson, who passed through Silver City recently on her current tour. Find out more about Sally Grayson at sallygrayson.com and on Instagram @_sallygrayson_ Listen below: https://gmcr.org/prog/stay_sturdy_radio/sally%20grayson%20interview%20230815.mp3
Conversation with Dr. Julian Saporiti of the band No-no Boy
Host Maree McHugh interviews writer/author Meagan O'Toole Pitts and artist/illustrator Ashton Kayleigh about the newly published children's book about the 1917 El Paso Bath Riots. entitled "Carmelita". The story tells of the heroic young woman Carmelita Torres who protested forced disinfection of Mexican people crossing the Santé Fe bridge to work in El Paso. The book is written in English and Spanish languages. O'Toole Pitts discusses the political influences and […]
