Our series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico shifts to the UNM Children’s Campus. Director Daniela Baca updates us on how the childcare industry will change because of the virus as well as how they are helping families effected now.

Website: https://childcare.unm.edu/

We continue the series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico with a look at how local growers are being effected. We talk with Downtown Growers Market co-manager Danielle Schlobohm about how their vendors are adjusting and what the future holds for local growers.

website: http://www.downtowngrowers.org/

Our series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico shifts to the IT department at UNM. We discuss how they are supporting the University and guiding staff, faculty and students into the “new normal”.

UNM IT: https://it.unm.edu/

This addition to our series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico features local restaurateur Matthew Bernabe. We discuss the changes to the restaurant business pre- and post-COVID-19, as well as his efforts to take care of his employees and kids in the community.

Urban Hotdog: https://www.urbanhotdogcompany.com/

We continue our series on the Coronavirus effects among different industries in New Mexico. Bradbury Stamm CEO Cynthia Shultz joins us to talk about how the construction industry is being effected and how New Mexico's largest and oldest contractor firm is helping our community.

Bradbury Stamm : https://www.bradburystamm.com/

This is the first in a series of interviews we are doing with those in different industries throughout New Mexico. Today we talk with Albertsons Market Regional Vice President Travis Chaney. He enlightens us on how COVID-19 has effected his business and how they are adapting to help our community.

Albertsons : https://www.albertsons.com/

Listen to our conversation with UNM BBER's Director, Jeff Mitchell, about the effects of Covid-19 on the New Mexico economy. We talk about the impacts and some steps that the government has put forward, as well as an attempt to delve into the consequences. In addition, we touch on the impact of dropping oil prices and how it's related to the Covid-19 and what it could mean for the Land of Enchantment.

UNM Data Bank manager Suzan Reagan joins us as we discuss all things 2020 Census. As New Mexico's representative in the U.S. Census Bureau's State Data Center program, Reagan expertly explains who needs the data from the decennial census, how it's used and why it's vital to our state that we get a complete count.

This episode we discuss who we are, why our organization was established and what future contents you can expect from this podcast. Exciting episodes are on there way. stay tuned!