Popular guest Kate Stalter, money expert and author, returns for more information about the connection between your money and happiness. It’s full of information!, and lots of fun, too.

Anna Katherine — LPCC, storyteller, expert on how to use myths and fairy tales for self-empowerment and healing — talks about just these things. Along with happiness, of course.

Three uber-articulate dance performers, Jade McClellan, Molly Rose Kelly, and Rhea Strong, talk about the power of dance to heal individuals, as well as communities, in this thoughtful program. Myra Krein, founder and director of the Mosaic Dance Company, joins the conversation.

David Sellers, Street Food Institute’s Program Director; Mika Chavez, Lead Instructor of the Culinary Arts Program at SFCC; Jason Gleickman, Food Truck Manager; and Alex Garcia, recent CAP graduate all get in on the fun. Recorded in the commercial kitchen for the Street Food Institute's fab food truck.

People called them "hippies turned humanitarians" back in the 70's. Robert Reifel, board member of Plenty.org, was one of those folks. He shares heart-warming stories from his work in the South Bronx, on Pine Ridge Reservation, and at the Guatemala City dump, where 50,000-100,000 people live.

Oh boy, this is a fun show, featuring Norman Maktima, from Hopi/San Felipe Pueblo/Laguna Pueblo ancestry, and member of the U.S. National Flyfishing Team (soon to be competing in his 10th World Championship Team Flyfishing competition).

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New Mexico History Museum photography curator Daniel Kocharek loves lowriders almost as much as Melanie does. Check it the cool history of lowrider culture in this fun show.