What kind of work has the Rio Grande Foundation done on addressing New Mexico's medical provider shortage? Hear from Paul Gessing, the organization's executive director.

Former Albuquerque Police Officers Brian McCutcheon and Thomas Grover discuss the concerning rise in juvenile crime and how no-bail policies are contributing to it.

"So toxic it defies belief": Attorney Thomas Grover, a former lieutenant in the Albuquerque Police Department, discusses the unethical management decisions within the force.

State Senator Sen Crystal Diamond Brantley discusses the counties into which gray wolves have expanded and the actions those counties are taking to try to protect themselves. American Stewards of Liberty NM Cattle Growers' Association

Why isn't the mayor being held accountable for crime in Albuquerque? Brian McCutcheon, a former sergeant in the Albuquerque Police Department, weighs in.

What should a medical malpractice system look like? Hear from Fred Nathan of Think New Mexico.

"If you want to complain about the government, you need to vote": Think New Mexico Founder and Executive Director Fred Nathan shares his thoughts on the number of New Mexicans who choose not to vote.

"That's the absence of what we have now": Thomas Grover, a former lieutenant in the Albuquerque Police Department, discusses why people join law enforcement and what's missing in Albuquerque.

"Doctors are people, too": Paul Gessing, executive director of the Rio Grande Foundation, explains why issues such as New Mexico's crime and education are contributing to the state's doctor shortage.

How does law enforcement recruiting work? Hear from former Albuquerque Police Chief Mike Geier and former Sergeant Brian McCutcheon.

Paul Gessing, executive director of the Rio Grande Foundation, breaks down the various government health care programs.

Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller made promises about public safety. Has he delivered? Former Police Chief Mike Geier shares his thoughts.

"The system right now is so lopsided": Think New Mexico Founder and Executive Director Fred Nathan discusses why so many New Mexico doctors are retiring early or leaving the state.

Brian McCutcheon, a former sergeant in the Albuquerque Police Department, discusses a recent incident at an Albuquerque church where it took police over an hour to respond to a call. Former APD Chief Mike Geier says no one is being held accountable for these delays.

New Mexico is losing doctors, and it's getting worse. Fred Nathan, the founder of Think New Mexico, discusses the need for state officials to take action.

Brian McCutcheon, a former sergeant in the Albuquerque Police Department, discusses the COPS Hiring Program.

Albuquerque juveniles aren't just committing crimes - they're recording them on video, and they still aren't being held accountable. Former Albuquerque Police Chief Mike Geier and former Sergeant Brian McCutcheon discuss one particularly disturbing crime.

"This should not be a partisan issue": Think New Mexico Executive Director Fred Nathan questions why other states have taken steps such as capping attorneys' fees, while New Mexico hasn't made any progress.

Crime is being glorified on social media. Brian McCutcheon, a former sergeant in the Albuquerque Police Department, discusses the alarming trends of teens posting videos of themselves committing carjackings and other crimes.

The way New Mexico solved its workers' comp crisis could point a path for how the state can address its doctor shortage, Fred Nathan of Think New Mexico says.