Welcome to the newest installment of "Preserving History and Democracy"! Get ready for the upcoming 2024 General Election. In this episode, Cynthia and Caroline provide the latest updates on the election. Initially, they cover early voting and key dates for thosewho are voting early. Following that, Caroline and Cynthia delve into absentee voting and deadlines for applications as well as where you can turn in your absentee ballot. Then, they address voter registration and the opportunity for same-day registration at all polling places. Lastly, they share insights on Election Day and the anticipation surrounding the big day. 

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/7b94nlfkmSo?si=6F_Y3Jxnv42_l9F7

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Cynthia Mendoza

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza, Jacob Slaughter

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Music: Cup O' Tea by Lalinea

Welcome to the newest episode of Preserving and Democracy! In this installment, Cynthia and Bernardine are joined by Kristen Gwinn-Becker, the founder of HistoryIT. First, Kristen introduces us to HistoryIT and their goals. She then explains the specific terminology related to archiving and preservation. After that, Kristen emphasizes the significance of preservation and how HistoryIT ensures that various materials are accurately archived. Following this, she guides us through the process of preserving different types of files, including photos, videos, and audio recordings. Finally, Kristen shares how the public can get in touch if they are interested in utilizing their services.

https://historyit.com/

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/PdgSFbiLsYg

Hosted By: Cynthia Mendoza, Bernardine Caporale 

Special Guest: Kristen Gwinn-Becker 

Produced By: Bernardine Caporale, Cytnhia Mendoza and Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter

Welcome to the bonus episode of Preserving History and Democracy! In this episode Caroline and Cynthia talk about Voter Registration Day happening September 17th. First they go over the events that are happening and where you can register to vote. Then, they go over some of the requirements to register to vote and some common registration myths!

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Cynthia Mendoza 

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza, Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by:  Jacob Slaughter 

Welcome to the newest episode of Preserving History and Democracy! In this highly anticipated installment, Caroline, Cynthia, and Bern are joined by historian and author David Thomas to discuss Billy the Kid. Mr. Thomas begins by sharing his research methods for writing his books, highlighting the usefulness of the Clerk's office vault. He then explores the events of the Lincoln County War and Billy the Kid's involvement in it. Following this, Thomas details Billy's upbringing and how he made his way to the Southwest. He goes on to address how modern stories often portray Billy the Kid as a criminal, while in truth, he was not what he seemed. Mr. Thomas also discusses Billy the Kid's trial and his experiences in jail. Finally, he delves into some conspiracy theories surrounding Billy the Kid's death.

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Cynthia Mendoza, Bernardine Caporale 

Special Guest: David Thomas

Produced by: Bernardine Caporale, Cynthia Mendoza and Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Watch here: https://youtu.be/wsIb1jkBP2A?si=MVSObaPf722hMSSL

Welcome to the newest installment of "Preserving History and Democracy"! Join Caroline and Bern as they welcome special guest Troy Ainsworth. They kick things off by exploring the life and importance of Bernardo De Miera y Pacheco in Doña Ana County. Next, they discuss the manual process of map creation in the past, long before the era of technology. Troy then sheds light on how the Spanish Conquest influenced the development of Doña Ana County. Lastly, Troy provides insights into Miera Y Pacheco's historical maps of Doña Ana County and compares them to a present-day map of the area.

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/qrUGSY7kSoo

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Bernardine Caporale 

Special Guest: Troy Ainsworth 

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza, Bernardine Caporale and Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Welcome to the newest installment of "Preserving History and Democracy"! Get ready for the upcoming 2024 General Election. In this episode, Cynthia and Caroline provide the latest updates on the election. Initially, they cover absentee voting and key dates for those voting by mail. Following that, Caroline and Cynthia delve into early voting and the various locations offering early voting services. Then, they address voter registration and the opportunity for same-day registration at all polling places. Lastly, they share insights on Election Day and the anticipation surrounding Super Tuesday.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/iYc0LNLZmCU?si=RtKRfXygPX4vZ82C

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Cynthia Mendoza 

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza, Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Welcome to an intriguing episode of "Preserving History and Democracy!" In this installment, we delve into one of the most significant murder mysteries in New Mexico. To begin, the hosts discuss the background of Albert Fountain, a native New Yorker who relocated to New Mexico and pursued a career in law. Following that, they explore the adversaries Fountain encountered on his path to success. Lastly, the hosts investigate the murders of Fountain and his son, shedding light on some of the key suspects involved. As the story unfolds, they delve into the intricacies of the investigation, exploring the political and social climate of the time that may have influenced the case. The ladies also discuss the film based on his story that was released at the historic Fountain Theatre. The story remains captivating for people to this day, you don’t want to miss this episode!

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora, Cynthia Mendoza and Bernardine Caporale 

Produced by:  Bernardine Caporale, Cynthia Mendoza and Bernardine Caporale 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter

Watch here:  https://youtu.be/OALSeYSTRT0

Welcome to the latest episode of Preserving History and Democracy! In this episode, we welcome a special guest, Teddie Moreno, a Library Specialist with the Archives and Special Collections Department at New Mexico State University. First, Teddie starts by telling us about Jacob Schaublin, who made New Mexico State a Land Grant College. Then, the ladies get into the property that Mr. Schaublin donated to the University and what the land looks like now. Next, Caroline, Bern, and Teddy talk about what led Mr. Schaublin to Doña Ana County and the business he created. Lastly, they talk about his family and how they were connected to other well-known names in the area. 

Hosted By: Caroline Zamora and Bernardine Caporale 

Special Guest: Teddie Moreno 

Produced By: Bernardine Caporale and Jacob Slaughter

Edited By: Jacob Slaughter 

Watch here: https://youtu.be/ZZaThmjsJBY?si=NA7OCdvfSiWg712u

Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by podcast participants are their own and do not reflect the opinion of the Doña Ana County Clerk's Office or Doña Ana County. 

Welcome to the latest episode of "Preserving History and Democracy!" In this episode, Caroline and Cynthia talk to two interns from our office who participated in the Doña Ana County Internship program over the summer. First, the ladies discuss the interns' experiences at the Clerk's office and what they have learned during their time here. Next, they ask the interns about the topics facing the nation. They also inquire where they get their news from and whether their peers influence their opinions. Lastly, they delve into the interns' hopes for their own future and the future of the country.

Hosted by: Caroline Zamora and Cynthia Mendoza 

Special Guests: Paris Lopez and Israel Patch 

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza and Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Watch here: https://youtu.be/Kh6Nvi5xQvE

Welcome to the newest season of "Preserving History and Democracy"! In this episode, Chief Deputy Clerk Caroline Zamora and Communications Coordinator Cynthia Mendoza review the 2024 Primary Election. First, they delve into voter turnout and explore why participation in Primary Elections tends to be lower than in General Elections. The duo commends the diligent efforts of election officials and staff in ensuring the smooth running of the primary election. Caroline and Cynthia then elaborate on the post-election procedures, such as canvassing, certification, and the post-election system check. Finally, they touch upon the dates for the upcoming 2024 General Election.

Hosted by:  Caroline Zamora, Cytnhia Mendoza 

Produced by: Cynthia Mendoza, Jacob Slaughter 

Edited by: Jacob Slaughter 

Music: Jimmys Jive: The North 

Watch here: https://youtu.be/mTJwdBxgERQ?si=2mebAulkAf68Bd1Q