In this episode of Ronversations, host Ronald S. Trujillo sits down with world-class and olympian long-distance runner Lamech Mokono for an inspiring and insightful discussion on high-altitude training and its impact on athletic performance. Mokono shares stories from his elite racing career, the physical and mental demands of training at elevation, and how Santa Fe's unique environment shapes and sometimes hinders athletic preparation.

Together, Ronald and Lamech also explore local political and infrastructural challenges that make training in Santa Fe more difficult than it should be from limited resources to a lack of city support for athletes. It's a conversation that blends sports science, real-world experience, and civic accountability.

Whether you're a seasoned athlete, a policy advocate, or just passionate about Santa Fe, this episode offers a compelling look at the intersection of sport and politics in the City Different.

In Episode 4 of Ronversations, Ronald Trujillo sits down with District Attorney Sam Bregman for a candid conversation about crime, justice, and what it takes to build a safer Santa Fe. From addressing repeat offenders to rebuilding trust in the system, this episode dives deep into the challenges and solutions shaping our community’s future.

Join us for a special episode of Ronversations as we sit down with Michael Harkavy, Ronald Trujillo’s campaign manager. We’ll dive into the strategy, passion, and purpose behind the campaign, and explore what it really takes to run a people-powered movement in Santa Fe.

In this episode, Ron Trujillo sits down with Gregg Hull, Mayor of Rio Rancho and candidate for Governor of New Mexico. They discuss leadership, public service, and their visions for building stronger communities across the state.

From local priorities to statewide goals, this conversation offers real insight into the challenges and opportunities facing New Mexico today.

Watch now and be part of the conversation.

Ron and Amber have an honest conversation about what truly matters, from the obelisk and the challenges facing small businesses to their hopes for Santa Fe no matter the outcome of this election.

This isn’t about politics. It’s about the city they love.

Tune in and give it a listen.