There aren't many radio stations in the country like KBAC Radio Free Santa Fe.I haven't lived in…read moreSanta Fe since 1996, but I've been listening to KBAC since the 1990's. It's a great little radio station with a mom and pop feel to it. I just love hearing old school Kate Bush and Thomas Dolby mixed in with current favorites. Things have certainly changed over the years which were a shame. Back in the day, I used to adore listening to Sam Ferrara highly caffeinated morning show. But, when Clear Channel bought it up a few years ago, Sam bid adieu. Sad. Still, Ira Gordon and Johann the Lunch Lady are still there. Thank goodness Clear Channel doesn't own the station anymore so they have returned to their eclectic formatting. http://www.kbac.com/

Just tuned in today, will be back for sure as the Pretenders' Private Life flows into the Black…read moreKeys plays loudly in the background. Love the mix so far - nice deejaying!

Local public radio for the "City Different," Santa Fe, New Mex. Eclectic programs bring you into…read morethe community, get you to dance, relax, and think.

Tune in to "The Forum" on Tuesdays to get a balanced view of politics, economics and local issues…read more Good show hosted by John Greenspan with a rotating panel of commentators.

Went to check out the art work. Every floor had some of the best of new Mexican artist featured…read more Definitely a must visit

This is THE Magazine for New Mexican Arts! It's available for free on what seems to be a monthly…read morebasis at select places around the ABQ/Santa Fe area. It's a supersized color magazine, that's larger than most standard magazines or newspapers. The magazine has beautiful full color, full page depictions of works of art that are nice enough to frame on their own. It's a beautifully designed and laid out magazine that's almost a work of art on its own. The covers are always solid works of art, unencumbered by ads or excessive headlines. The mag interviews local artists, and talks about what they're up to, and shows examples of their work and where to catch them around NM. It isn't exactly hard-hitting journalism, but that's not what they're going for. They do a great job of promoting local artists and giving NM a glimpse into all the cool, creative things going on, and where the hippest galleries are. I had no idea that there were so many galleries around town! If you're a collector, or just interested in NM art, you gotta check this publication out. I wasn't sure if it's "The Magazine" or "The Slash Magazine" or "The/Magazine." I think the slash is not spoken, like in "AC/DC."