Los mejores podcasts de Sandias (2024)

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100th Anniversary! 1:44:13

7M ago1:44:13

1:44:13

100 years ago, an itinerant ox rancher named Mike Smith discovered the Sandia mountains and decided to make a podcast about them. Today, we celebrate that great day with a very self-indulgent ramble session of an episode. We talk City on the Edge history, highs and lows, the Simpsons and whatever else comes to mind over the course of an hour and 40…

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Episode 26: Q&A with Brad Aimone, Sandia National Labs 13:12

1+ y ago13:12

13:12

In partnership with IEEE Electron Devices Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. Brad Aimone, a leading researcher in neuromorphic computing at the Center for Computing Research, Sandia National Laboratories. Dr. Aimone discusses his work with computational and theoretical neuroscience, focused on bridging the gap between next-…

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99. Snowheights 57:07

1+ y ago57:07

57:07

Mike takes us on a deep dive into the history, meaning and mystery of his street in the suburbs.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 25: Q&A with Behnaz Ghoraani, Professor and I-SENSE Fellow, Florida Atlantic University 14:16

1+ y ago14:16

14:16

In partnership with IEEE Computer Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. Behnaz Ghoraani, Professor and I-SENSE Fellow, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Florida Atlantic University. Dr. Ghoraani discusses her research in biomedical applications and shares insights on how technological advancements may …

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98. DKB Sellers, the Father of Nob Hill 43:01

1+ y ago43:01

43:01

A two time gold rusher, automobile booster and, well, a racist, DKB Sellers was a man with many facets even before he founded one of the most desirable neighborhoods in modern Albuquerque.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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97. Goodbye Mannie's, and other thoughts on the ephemeral 46:23

2y ago46:23

46:23

RIP Mannie's. 1965-2020. And RIP to the building, 1940ish-2023.We also talk about the Colour Fence and Leisure Bowl.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Madonna of the Trail 33:42

2y ago33:42

33:42

Our far-flung correspondent Nora Hickey finds a surprising connection to Albuquerque in her new town: a Madonna of the Trail statue.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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The Seven Springs of Sandia 33:00

2y ago33:00

33:00

Hey, we've come back after a long break! And frankly, we need a refreshing drink of water, preferably from a beautiful, Giardia-free mountain spring. Fortunately, Mike knows where to find them.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 24: Q&A with Dr. José del R. Millán, Professor, UT Austin and Dell Medical School 16:29

2+ y ago16:29

16:29

In partnership with IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. José del R. Millán, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin; and Professor in the Dell Medical School, Department of Neurology. Dr. Millán discusses technology advancements in cli…

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Episode 23: Q&A with Dr. Maria Giulia Preti, Research Staff Scientist, University of Geneva 13:27

2+ y ago13:27

13:27

In partnership with IEEE Signal Processing Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. Maria Giulia Preti, Research Staff Scientist, CIBM SP EPFL-UNIGE Section Maître-Assistante, University of Geneva. Dr. Preti shares her research on functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and brain connectivity, and highlights the importance of…

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Episode 22: Q&A with Dr. Damien Coyle, UKRI Turing AI Fellow at Ulster University, UK 16:01

2+ y ago16:01

16:01

In partnership with IEEE Computational Intelligence Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. Damien Coyle, UKRI Turing AI Fellow at Ulster University. Prof. Coyle highlights recent advancements in non-invasive brain-computer interfaces for therapeutic applications and the potential of wearable, AI-enabled neurotechnology.…

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94. The History of the Sandia Tram 1:00:27

3y ago1:00:27

1:00:27

From 19th century botanists to elite WWII soldiers, the history of the Sandia Tram takes us to some surprising places.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 21: Q&A with Erika Ross, Director, R&D Applied Research at Abbott Neuromodulation 11:38

3y ago11:38

11:38

In partnership with IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Erika Ross, Director, R&D Applied Research at Abbott Neuromodulation. Erika shares insights on her education and career path, looks at case studies in the technology space, and offers advice to students and young professionals intere…

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Episode 20: Q&A with Dr. Jerald Yoo, National University of Singapore 26:24

3y ago26:24

26:24

In partnership with IEEE Circuits and Systems Society. IEEE Brain Podcast Series special episode with Dr. Jerald Yoo, Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, The N.1 Institute for Health at the National University of Singapore. Dr. Yoo shares insights on the benefits of advancing wearable health technology, particularly as it rela…

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93. Tacos, Cults and Starvation 51:25

3y ago51:25

51:25

Some people like tacos. I don't get it. Some people like cults. I'm still not sure why. Some people... well, hardly anybody likes starvation. I get that.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 19: Q&A with Dr. Mark Stiles, National Institute of Standards and Technology 27:45

3y ago27:45

27:45

In partnership with IEEE Magnetics Society. In this episode, Mark Stiles, an active member of the IEEE Magnetics Society and a fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, shares his insights on the society's work as it relates to neuroscience and brain-inspired computing technologies. Mark also offers his advice to students and yo…

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92. Albuquerque Pride 1970-1979 22:41

3y ago22:41

22:41

Inspired by the Pride Parade last weekend, Ty looks into the beginnings of the Albuquerque LGBTQ rights movement.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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91. The Slaver's March 25:30

3y ago25:30

25:30

Before the conquistador Juan de Oñate established the first Spanish colonies in New Mexico, another Spaniard attempted to do so. Why did Gaspar Castaño de Sosa fail? And why isn't he remembered today?Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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90. The Runaway 38:25

3y ago38:25

38:25

In 1933, an Iowa boy left his home and family to seek out his pen pal, who lived at the Pueblo of Santo Domingo.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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The CCC and Camp F8N 29:07

3y ago29:07

29:07

89. In the depths of the Great Depression, President Roosevelt created the Civilian Conservation Corps to both provide relief jobs to unemployed men and improve the nation's historic and natural resources. The men of Camp F8N came from all over the country to live and work in our own Sandia Mountains, and their legacy remains visible today.…

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88. New Mexico's Indian Boarding Schools 24:40

3+ y ago24:40

24:40

An interview with Professor John Gram, author of "Education at the Edge of Empire: Negotiating Pueblo Identity in New Mexico's Indian Boarding Schools.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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87. The Legend of Elfego Baca 39:41

3+ y ago39:41

39:41

After talking about his less-savory side, we return to Elfego Baca, this time to tell of his legendary gunfight against a legion of drunken Texans.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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86. Wicked Albuquerque- an interview with Cody Polston 27:27

3+ y ago27:27

27:27

A look at some of the more colorful characters from Albuquerque's history, including Elfego Baca, and an interview with local author and ghost hunter (!) Cody PolstonPor Ty, Nora and Mike

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85. The New Mexico Mystery Stone 12:28

3+ y ago12:28

12:28

About a half-houri west of Los Lunas, an inscribed stone rests on the side of Hidden Mountain. Could it be evidence that New Mexico was visited by Hebraic tribes in Old Testament times? No. The answer is no.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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84. Treasure Hunting with Howard Elam 50:50

3+ y ago50:50

50:50

On February 26, 1986, New Mexico state investigators discovered 150 human skulls in a “hand dug cave” beneath a home in Albuquerque’s North East heights.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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83. The Furniture Salesman and the Empty Goldmine 13:51

3+ y ago13:51

13:51

A foul-mouthed furniture salesman buys a gold mine in New Mexico. Next thing you know, law enforcement officials are bribed, a man dies under suspicious circumstances and two people mysteriously disappear.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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82. Satanic Panic in Albuquerque! 35:20

3+ y ago35:20

35:20

Man, the 80s and 90s were weird. Satan seemed to be lurking behind every pop culture controversy, and everybody's were burning their heavy metal records and D&D books. And Albuquerque wasn't immune to the hysteria.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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The Aggressive Christianity Missionary Training Corps 21:30

3+ y ago21:30

21:30

New Mexico Cult Season continues with Mike Smith's report on the Aggressive Christianity Missionary Training Corps, a group with a military take on the always-impending End of the World.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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80. The Druids of New Mexico 29:43

3+ y ago29:43

29:43

On our first episode of Cult Season 2021, Nora tells us the strange story of New Mexico's druids. .Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 18: Q&A with Dr. Jose Carmena, University of California, Berkeley and Iota Biosciences 10:56

4y ago10:56

10:56

In this episode, Jose Carmena from UC Berkeley discusses his firsthand experiences moving from academia to launching the neuroscience startup Iota BioSciences. Jose informs on his company’s technology, provides insights on Neurotech evolution, and sheds light on challenges and opportunities in the technology space.…

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79. The Instructor's Story 37:10

4y ago37:10

37:10

A bit of a departure from our normal, historical fare, this episode focuses on cohost Mike Smith's tenure at the scandal plagued (and ultimately shuttered) Brown Mackie for-profit college.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 17: Q&A with Dr. Cristin Welle, Associate Professor, University of Colorado 10:58

4y ago10:58

10:58

In this episode, Cristin Welle discusses her research that lies at the intersection between neural device technology and their implications in the nervous system. Having previously worked at the FDA focused on neural interface technology, Cristin provides valuable insights on entrepreneurial opportunities, regulatory issues, and the importance of p…

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Talk'n'pop'n'taco 35:00

4y ago35:00

35:00

Once upon a time, there was a fast food restaurant with a really weird name.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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78. The Secret of Elephant Rock 27:15

4y ago27:15

27:15

In 1947, the villainous New Mexico Highway Department knocked a 3 million year old landmark and Route 66 icon off of its pedestal. 73 years later, we're upset about it!Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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77. The Day Albuquerque (Almost) Got Nuked 1:59:43

4y ago1:59:43

1:59:43

We all have bad days, but most of the time they don't involve nuclear weapons. Our guest Roland Pentilla tells about the day Albuquerque came awfully close to nuclear Armageddon, as well as other military aircraft accidents that have been mostly forgotten. This is a long one, but jam packed with fascinating information!…

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Secrets of the Estufa 1:01:54

4+ y ago1:01:54

1:01:54

Okay, so we won't be able to show you the interior of this infamous UNM landmark, but we'll delve into its origins, the time it was set on fire 4 times in a single year, and how it served as the home base for a racist reign of terror in the 1960s.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Albuquerque Protests part 1: the 1930s 1:12:24

4+ y ago1:12:24

1:12:24

In this first part of our new series, we look back to different protests and periods of activism in Albuquerque's past. This episode features the anti-fascism demonstrations of the 30s and the, uh... anti-gray hat movement at UNM?Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Secret Albuquerque: Interview with Ashley M. Biggers 25:37

4+ y ago25:37

25:37

I was lucky enough to have a chance to chat with local journalist and author Ashley M. Biggers about her new book, Secret Albuquerque, which details 90 "weird, wonderful and obscure" Albuquerque sites and stories.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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73. The Mesa 28:32

4+ y ago28:32

28:32

We’ve never covered the Westside mass grave in detail at City on the Edge, mainly out of a desire to give it the time and attention it deserves and to do so in a way that doesn’t minimize the victims. In February of this year, however, local journalist Tierna Unruh-Enos launched The Mesa podcast, a series that focuses on the West Side crime site in…

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72. Albuquerque in the Time of COVID-19 41:34

4+ y ago41:34

41:34

Hey! It's a global pandemic! City on the Edge checks in.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 71: The 1918 Quarantine 42:02

4+ y ago42:02

42:02

Well, we're all stuck inside due to coronavirus, so why not take a look back at the 1918 flu and how it affected Albuquerque and New Mexico?Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 70: La Madera Road 34:34

4+ y ago34:34

34:34

We take a trip down one of the most beautiful and historic roads near Albuquerque.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 69: Hagan 33:57

4+ y ago33:57

33:57

Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 68: City of Dust 25:49

4+ y ago25:49

25:49

Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Goodbye Nora 40:54

4+ y ago40:54

40:54

Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Episode 66: You can't go there 50:34

5y ago50:34

50:34

Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Luminarias or... uh... Farolitos? 43:27

5y ago43:27

43:27

Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Cedar Crest 46:51

5y ago46:51

46:51

In an Anytown, USA/City on the Edge mashup, we check out Cedar Crest New Mexico with Ty Bannerman, Courtney FitzGerald and Mike Smith.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Joe Hayes 54:07

5y ago54:07

54:07

CoE talks to storyteller Joe Hayes, whose retelling of New Mexico legends and folktales has delighted audiences for nearly four decades.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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Albuquerque Today, 110 years ago 1:02:20

5y ago1:02:20

1:02:20

We travel back in time to the Albuquerque of 110 years ago and find a world of mail scams, abortion pills and quack treatment for hemorrhoids.Por Ty, Nora and Mike

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