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We are sharing a re-post of one of our most popular spooky season episodes today. We are sad to share that the St. James is currently closed and up for sale. Hopefully someone will purchase it soon so we can all visit again!

In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry and her daughter Johanna Medina explore the haunted history of the Saint James Hotel in Cimarron, New Mexico. They share personal anecdotes, historical insights, and chilling ghost stories about the hotel, which has hosted famous figures like Wyatt Earp and Jesse James. The episode highlights the hotel's notorious past, including violent events and ghostly encounters, such as the aggressive spirit of Thomas James Wright. Bunny and Johanna also discuss Cimarron's historical significance and encourage listeners to visit the area to experience its spooky charm firsthand.

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny converses with Alan Ross, a renowned photographer and former assistant to Ansel Adams. Alan shares his journey in photography, emphasizing the profound influence of Adams on his career. He discusses his deep connection to New Mexico, the unique light and landscapes that inspire him, and his ongoing photography projects and workshops. The episode highlights Alan's passion for teaching and exploring new perspectives, offering listeners valuable insights into the art of photography and the enchanting beauty of New Mexico.

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, Bunny engages with Barbara McCullough, an artist with a background in technical illustration, pottery, and painting. Barbara shares her journey from working for NASA to embracing pottery and eventually painting. She discusses her struggles with depression and alcohol, her path to sobriety, and how these experiences shaped her art. Barbara also talks about her move to New Mexico and her upcoming participation in the Fall Paint Out event on Canyon Road. The episode highlights the transformative power of art and the vibrant artistic community in New Mexico.

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Email: [email protected]

Website: www.BarbaraMcCulloch.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.unstoppable.artist/

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/barbara.mcculloch.395669/

Facebook group (free): https://www.facebook.com/groups/902308597144960

The Unstoppable Artist workbook:  https://www.amazon.com/Unstoppable-Artist-Discovering-Inside-Yourself/dp/1665723076
Art Is Gallery Website: https://artisgallerysantafe.com/

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, Bunny delves into the significance of storytelling, emphasizing its role in shaping identity and fostering connections. Bunny shares personal anecdotes from her upbringing in New Mexico, highlighting the influence of family storytelling traditions. Bunny recounts poignant stories, such as community support during World War II witnessed by her father, and encourages listeners to preserve their own memories. By reflecting on her journey and the power of narratives, Bunny inspires the audience to document and share their stories, underscoring the importance of storytelling in building empathy and understanding.

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This week we are re-releasing Kene Terry's popular episode about the music scene in New Mexico. 

In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry chats with her musician nephew, Kene Terry. Kenny shares his musical journey, discussing his band, The Ghost Runners, and their Americana/alt-country sound. He reflects on recording music in his shop, the evolution of music technology, and his dream venues in New Mexico. The conversation highlights the charm of dive bar music scenes and the essence of live performances. Kene also expresses his love for New Mexico's landscapes and culture, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration in his creative process.

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry chats with guests Bridget and Michael about their shared love for photography and history. Over the past eight years, they have explored every freeway in New Mexico, using tools like Google Earth to uncover and document ghost towns and old settlements. Their mission is to reveal the stories of ordinary people who once lived in these lesser-known places. The episode highlights their adventures, the historical significance of the sites they visit, and their interactions with local communities, enriching their understanding of New Mexico's rich past.

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Bridget & Michael on Faccebook
NM Byways Page
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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry converses with artist Nocona Burgess. Nocona, known for his modern depictions of indigenous people, shares his artistic journey and the influence of his Comanche heritage, particularly his connection to the notable leader Quanah Parker. The discussion covers Nicole's disciplined creative process, his exploration of color theory, and the historical significance of his work. Additionally, Nocona talks about his radio show "The Business of Art," which delves into the business aspects of the creative industry, and his involvement in community events and charitable initiatives.

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Nocona's website
the Business of Art

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry reflects on her personal journey, emphasizing the profound impact of New Mexico on her life. She shares her educational experiences at the University of New Mexico, highlighting the influence of Dr. Ferenc Szasz, a history instructor who inspired her love for storytelling and history. Bunny discusses her decision to leave school to raise her son and her eventual return to complete her degree. The episode underscores themes of personal growth, the importance of preserving stories, and the rich history of New Mexico, with a brief musical interlude celebrating the state.

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I Love New Mexico blog about Kike Waltman
More about Dr. Ferenc Szasz
Books by Ferenc Szasz

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry converses with Mark McDonald, executive director of Villa Therese Catholic Clinic, Santa Fe's only free clinic. They discuss the clinic's mission to provide free medical, dental, and vision services to underserved populations, regardless of insurance or immigration status. Mark shares his journey from working as a paramedic to leading the clinic, emphasizing the importance of equitable healthcare access. The episode highlights the clinic's efforts to eliminate barriers to care, the significance of community support, and upcoming fundraising events to sustain their mission.

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Villa Therese Website

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In this episode of the "I Love New Mexico" podcast, host Bunny Terry converses with historian and author Kevin McDevitt about the rich history of Cimarron, New Mexico, and the Saint James Hotel. Bunny introduces the historical significance of Cimarron, a key stop along the Santa Fe Trail. Kevin shares intriguing stories about the hotel's original proprietor, Henry Lambert, and notable figures like Wyatt Earp who frequented the establishment. They also delve into the hotel's haunted reputation, discussing ghostly encounters with spirits such as Mary Lambert. The episode blends tales of the Wild West with paranormal intrigue, highlighting New Mexico's unique heritage.

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St. Jame Hotel
Kevin on PBS
Kevin's Book: History of the St. James Hotel
Haunted Highways by Ralph Looney

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