Pass the Sopapillas
Through the lens of New Mexico’s shared culture, inclusivity and joyful spirit, this podcast puts people first while exploring important issues impacting children. Join us as we shift the narrative from what’s wrong to what’s working.
Episodes
In this special bonus episode of “Pass the Sopapillas,” host Manuel González continues the conversation sparked by audience questions following the "Our Land" episode with Aaron Lowden, Virginia Necochea and Eli Cuna. Together, they discuss environmental stewardship, community healing, youth empowerment and the importance of protecting New Mexico’s land, culture and future.
New Mexico is becoming a national leader in early childhood education through bold investments in child care, pre-K and family support systems. In this episode, host Manuel González speaks with policy advocates and early childhood educators about how these efforts are transforming opportunities for children, families and communities across the state.
This episode of “Pass the Sopapillas” examines literacy in New Mexico through conversations with educators, advocates and community leaders working to expand access to reading and learning opportunities. Host Manuel González and his guests discuss the science of reading, the importance of representation in education and the need to support students and teachers as they build stronger communities through literacy.
In this episode of “Pass the Sopapillas,” host Manuel González explores how culture, art and community create healing and resilience across New Mexico. Guests from La Plazita Institute and Vital Spaces discuss identity, creativity, youth empowerment and the transformative power of culture to heal – a truism recognized in New Mexico as “la cultura cura.”
In this episode of “Pass the Sopapillas,” we share a conversation with New Mexican environmental advocates who are working to protect air quality, defend water rights, restore Indigenous seed sovereignty and erase environmental racism. Learn how these changemakers are helping build healthier communities for New Mexico families and children.
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