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When Julie Hill and her husband moved from Oregon to Santa Fe, they were searching for space, beauty, and community—and they found it all in Eldorado. In this episode of The Real Santa Fe Show, Julie shares how she instantly connected with her new neighborhood, from hiking trails and sunset views to a warm, welcoming community. Now a board member and vice president of the Eldorado Arts and Crafts Association, Julie is helping lead the 33rd Annual Eldorado Studio Tour—New Mexico’s largest and longest-running open studio event.

Join us as we dive into Julie’s journey, what makes Eldorado a hidden gem for artists and families, and why this September’s tour is a must-attend event for art lovers and collectors alike.

📅 Preview Night: Friday, September 19, 5–7 PM at the Eldorado Community Center
🎨 Studio Tour: September 20–21, 9 AM–5 PM
📍 Learn more at EldoradoArts.org

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In this heartfelt episode of The Real Santa Fe Show, the tables are turned as producer (and daughter) Johanna Medina interviews host Bunny Terry about her own journey to The City Different. Bunny shares how a childhood dream led her to take a leap of faith, move to Santa Fe, and build a new life—only to be faced with a shocking stage 4 cancer diagnosis months later.

With warmth and honesty, Bunny reflects on how Santa Fe’s beauty, community, and compassionate care became central to her healing, and how gratitude transformed her life. Whether you’re curious about Santa Fe’s magic, looking for inspiration to take your own leap, or searching for hope in the face of adversity, Bunny’s story will move you and remind you why Santa Fe is like nowhere else.

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What happens when you sell your restaurant, pack your four kids into an RV, and set off to chase adventure across the country? For Adam and Christy Parent, that bold leap led them straight to Santa Fe, where they discovered a welcoming community, stunning landscapes, and a new way of life.

In this episode, Bunny Terry sits down with her friends and colleagues Adam and Christy Parent to talk about:

• How they went from running a bustling coffeehouse in Washington to living on the road for nearly two years
• The surprising moment Santa Fe stole their hearts (even on a cold, gray March afternoon!)
• What it’s really like to homeschool, road-school, and reconnect as a family of six while traveling full-time
• How Christy built 4 Birds Photography from a passion project into a thriving business
• Why Adam loves helping people find their place in Santa Fe as a Realtor

This is a story about risk, resilience, and finding home in the most unexpected way. Whether you’re dreaming of Santa Fe or just love a good “how we got here” tale, you won’t want to miss this one.

4 Birds Photography: https://www.4birdsphotography.com/

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Find Adam Parent: @therealadamparentsantafe

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This week on The Real Santa Fe Show, Bunny sits down with Ben Martinez, a lifelong Santa Fean whose career path is anything but ordinary. Ben started out bartending on the Plaza, then joined Sky Railway as a server, and today he’s a certified conductor and engineer helping bring one of Santa Fe’s most beloved attractions to life.

Ben shares what it’s like to grow up in Santa Fe, why he came back after time away, and how patience, persistence, and a love for his hometown helped him turn a job into a dream career. Along the way, you’ll hear insider stories about Sky Railway — from Halloween trains to Wild West robberies — and why this colorful, whimsical experience has become a must-do for locals and visitors alike.

If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to keep the magic of Santa Fe on track, this episode is for you.

🎟️ Learn more or book your ride at SkyRailway.com.

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Step inside one of Santa Fe’s most iconic traditions with lifelong local and FS2 Supply Co. co-owner, Eric Griego. In this episode of Real Santa Fe, Eric shares his journey from growing up in the City Different to becoming a key part of the Burning of Zozobra—including his role as the “arm guy” who helps bring Old Man Gloom to life each year.

We go behind the scenes of FS2’s annual collaboration with the Kiwanis Club to design Zozobra’s official merchandise, featuring this year’s artist, Jim Vogel. Eric reveals the creative process, the family-run spirit behind FS2, and why giving back to the Santa Fe community is at the heart of everything they do.

If you love local art, culture, and the magic of Zozobra, this is the insider’s perspective you’ve been waiting for.

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Zozobra Website: https://burnzozobra.com/

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The Santa Fe Indian Market is more than an art show—it's a cultural phenomenon 103 years in the making. In this special episode, Bunny Terry sits down with acclaimed Comanche painter Nocona Burgess to explore the heart and soul of this iconic event. With deep roots in Native history and a vibrant, modern artistic style, Nocona shares his insider perspective on what makes Indian Market so powerful—for collectors, artists, and the Santa Fe community.

From practical tips for first-time visitors to reflections on how contemporary Native art continues to evolve, this conversation covers it all:
🎨 What it’s like to exhibit at Indian Market for 23+ years
📍 Why Indian Market is a global event with local heart
🧠 The history and philosophy behind Nocona’s vivid, soulful portraits
💡 How to truly engage with Native artists and their work
✨ Why your home is a sacred space—and how art honors that

Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply curious, this episode will leave you inspired to experience Indian Market with new eyes—and a deeper appreciation for the stories behind the art.

Santa Fe Indian Market takes place August 16–17, 2025, from 8AM–5PM at the downtown Santa Fe Plaza. Free and open to the public.
Find Nocona at Booth #728 on Lincoln Avenue and at his gallery show Friday night at Manitou Gallery.

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Nocona's website: https://www.noconaburgess.com/

Santa Fe Indian Market: https://www.swaia.org/

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What happens when an iconic Santa Fe cinema, a world-famous fantasy author, and a passionate team of creatives join forces to reimagine what community entertainment looks like?

In this episode of The Real Santa Fe, Bunny Terry sits down with Guillermo Tilley and Al LaFleur of High Garden Entertainment Group to talk about the transformation of the Jean Cocteau Cinema—a beloved local spot originally revitalized by Game of Thrones creator George R. R. Martin. From drag brunches and themed cocktails (cotton candy margaritas, anyone?) to improv comedy, curated indie films, and a speculative fiction bookstore next door, this isn’t just a theater—it’s a full-on cultural experience.

You’ll hear:

• How the Cocteau was reborn after the pandemic
• Why their events feel like a “360-degree Santa Fe experience”
• What’s coming next (hint: a new bar and live theater!)
• And why locals and visitors alike should swing by for a cocktail, a show, or just a great conversation

🎬🍸📚 Whether you're a book lover, movie buff, trivia master, or just craving community, this is a peek behind the curtain of one of Santa Fe’s most dynamic and creative venues.

Jean Cocteau website: https://www.jeancocteaucinema.com/

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In this deliciously heartfelt episode of The Real Santa Fe, Bunny sits down with producer and director Greg Zoch of Windmill Winds Entertainment—creator of Santa Fe Foods, a docuseries spotlighting some of the most iconic restaurants in town. From the James Beard Award-winning Chef Fernando Olea at Sazón to Market Steer’s powerhouse duo Kat and Christina, Greg shares the behind-the-scenes story of how this cinematic celebration of Santa Fe’s culinary soul came to life.

You’ll hear how his lifelong love affair with Santa Fe began as a child camping at Ski Santa Fe, why he and his wife Teresa decided to capture the city’s vibrant food culture on film, and what makes chefs like Fernando and Mark Kiffin of The Compound true community heroes.

This episode is part travel guide, part tribute, and part foodie inspiration—with stops at the Santa Fe Farmers Market, shoutouts to Wine & Chile Fiesta, and a beautiful conversation about resilience, generosity, and the power of creating joy—on the plate and in life.

🎥 Watch the Santa Fe Foods pilot episode: santafefoods.tv
🌄 Explore more at: windmillwinds.com

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