In this episode of Reported, staff writer Katherine Lewin interviews Daniel Werwath, director of New Mexico Inter-Faith Housing and the developer behind the 100% affordable live/work artist complex at Siler Yard, on housing affordability and av

Affordable Housing, or the Lack Thereof

Mar 5th, 2021 18m 10s

In this episode, Katherine Lewin interviews SFR staff writer Leah Cantor about her cover series, the first installment of which came out this week. This two-part series is all about affordable housing, or the lack of it, in Santa Fe, including

Trapped In Debt

Feb 26th, 2021 11m 48s

Life happens really fast, and it often seems to speed up when something dark is afoot, at least lately. That’s what today’s episode is about: how quickly and devastatingly you call fall into debt. Especially when you’re in debt—in New Mexico—t

New Mexico Is a State Now and the Other Pandemic

Feb 13th, 2021 27m 56s

Two episodes ago, we told you about a season we’d planned that looked back on New Mexico history by examining the terms of key governors. The season was going to be heavily reliant on research in the state archives, tracking down historians and

Perfectly Awful Timing

Feb 4th, 2021 18m 22s

The Beginning of the Land Enchanted

Jan 28th, 2021 24m 56s

A couple of lifetimes ago, before masks, endless Zoom meetings and takeout only, we had big plans for the fourth season of Reported, the Santa Fe Reporter’s podcast. Each week, we were going to explore a piece of state history through the lens

The Hot Dog Guy

Jan 16th, 2021 15m 9s

There have been so many heartbreaking stories of small businesses failing or barely making it during the pandemic. Driving through Santa Fe, you really can’t miss the darkened windows or curbside only signs accenting downtown stores and South

What Can Data Do?

Dec 18th, 2020 13m 45s

For generations, families across the US and Canada have struggled to get someone, anyone, to pay attention to the growing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people. In the last few years, high-profile cases of brutally murdered Indigenou

Military Gear Swap

Dec 9th, 2020 24m 40s

Music: Lone Pinon Read more at www.sfreporter.com

Targeted Pollution

Dec 2nd, 2020 17m 24s

Santa Fe has been described as a tale of two cities: the one in the north and the east, and the one in the south. The Southside, with a capital “S”, which is also my beat here at the Santa Fe Reporter, is the most densely populated in general,

Multiple Frontlines

Nov 25th, 2020 12m 49s

This week on Reported we’re highlighting the life of a New Mexican who, despite living on multiple front lines of the pandemic as a healthcare worker, a student, and a mother, has managed to both further her career and her education. Stephanie

Obelisk Down

Nov 18th, 2020 27m 44s

The Soldiers Monument, a 150-year-old anchor of the Santa Fe Plaza, is mostly gone. On Oct. 12, Indigenous Peoples Day, dozens of people pulled on a tow strap and a chain tied around the monument and pulled it down in two pieces. All that’s lef

What's Left of A Santa Fe Summer

May 29th, 2020 10m 49s

https://www.sfreporter.com/news/coverstories/2020/05/27/summer-tourism-outlook/

Pandemic Playhouse

May 22nd, 2020 31m 28s

The Development of Midtown

May 16th, 2020 9m 11s

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A Dose of Magic

May 7th, 2020 9m 27s

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3,000 Meals A Day

May 1st, 2020 10m 28s

Even Santa Fe Indian Market

Apr 23rd, 2020 17m 47s

Go to www.sfreporter.com for more of our COVID-19 and Santa Fe coverage.

COVID-19 Measures Increasing Domestic Violence in New Mexico

Apr 10th, 2020 14m 23s

Contact the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence for ways to donate or if you need assistance.

Chile in the Time of COVID-19

Apr 2nd, 2020 10m 14s

Despite a pandemic, spring continues to bloom outside our walls. Now it's almost the time for a time-honored tradition for New Mexicans—planting the best chile in the world.

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From A Patient

Mar 27th, 2020 10m 53s

What Journalism Means and Does During COVID-19

Mar 25th, 2020 24m 36s

The COVID-19 pandemic is sweeping across the world, including right here at home in New Mexico. All of us at the Santa Fe Reporter have been working hard to bring the latest news about what’s happening around the state. For Season 3, Episode 3

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COVID-19 Cases, Restrictions Update

Mar 19th, 2020 9m 39s

Normally, Reported, a podcast of the Santa Fe Reporter, is only published once a week. But considering the rapidly increasing number of COVID-19 cases in New Mexico, we have decided to make more frequent special episodes as things evolve. Tod

Dr. David Scrase on COVID-19

Mar 16th, 2020 11m 25s

SFR interviews Dr. David Scrase, secretary of the New Mexico Human Services Department, on the spread of COVID-19 in the state. Community spread is almost inevitable. New Mexicans need to stay inside and wash their hands!

Santa Fe Public Schools Classroom Equity

Mar 8th, 2020 20m 47s

True equity in Santa Fe Public Schools has never been achieved. Some schools are fully staffed, while others are missing eight core subject teachers. Standardized test and achievement scores are all over the board, some scoring high while other