April 24, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, guests from High Mountain Youth discuss programs supporting local youth and preview their 8th Annual Great High Mountain Bed Race fundraiser in Midtown on May 30—a lively, community-centered event that brings creativity, connection, and a touch of fun to Ruidoso.

April 17, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Deborah and Andrea welcome Melissa from The Tea Room at Swallow Hill. Melissa shares the story behind her thoughtfully curated tea services, offering a glimpse into the tradition, hospitality, and quiet ritual that define the experience.

April 10, 2026: This week’s Chamber Chat features Denise Staab and Marisa Olvera from the Ruidoso Public Library, sharing a look ahead at the library’s spring and summer programming. From reading initiatives to community gatherings, the conversation highlights the library’s role as a vibrant hub for connection, learning, and seasonal fun in Ruidoso.

April 3, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Lauren Swangstu from the PIECE Coalition joins the program to discuss child care options in the Village, including new facilities and expanded services. The conversation also highlights the Coalition’s broader programs and ongoing efforts to support families and strengthen the community.

March 27, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, guests from Alto Lakes Country Club—Paula, Jill Leslie, and Romy—share how the club supports its team through employee scholarship opportunities. They also highlight an upcoming Job Fair and preview April events at Alto, offering a look at community engagement, workforce development, and ways to get involved.

March 13, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Eric Eggleston and Mike Garretson from the Rotary Club of Ruidoso join us to talk about the club’s upcoming Enchilada and Bingo Night. Learn how this fun, community fundraiser brings people together for great food, lively bingo, and support for Rotary’s local service projects.

March 6, 2026: On this episode of Chamber Chat, guests Romy Carr, John Rogers, Jeff Miller, and Sal Rodriguez from Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club join the program to discuss their upcoming Job Fair scheduled for later this month. They share information about employment opportunities at the club and invite community members to attend and learn more about available positions.

February 27, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Logan Fleharty shares details about the HighRollers Tattoo Expo taking place this weekend at the Inn of the Mountain Gods, including what attendees can expect. Tammy and Patty also preview Yucca Blossom Trade Days, coming to the Ruidoso Convention Center March 14–15, featuring a wide variety of vendors and unique finds.

February 20, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, the RHS Quiz Bowl Team joins the show. Coach Marilyn Orr and team members John Affuso II, Ben Lewis, Samuel McEwen, and Elliot Light share highlights from their season and discuss upcoming fundraising efforts to help send the team to the 2025 Chicago Open. Learn how the community can support these dedicated students as they represent Ruidoso on a national stage.

February 13, 2026: On this episode of Chamber Chat, we welcome Preston Marshall from No Dog Left Behind to introduce his new animal rescue in Capitan, New Mexico—sharing the mission behind the organization, how it’s serving dogs in need across the region, and ways the community can support through adoption, fostering, volunteering, and donations.

February 6, 2026: On this episode of Chamber Chat, we welcome Michelle Gill and Sarah French from THRIVE in Southern New Mexico to share a look ahead at the organization’s 2026 event calendar—highlighting upcoming programs, community gatherings, and ways to get involved throughout the year.

January 30, 2026: On this episode of Chamber Chat, we welcome Sydney Mowery of OSO Productions to talk about the 2026 Lincoln Forest Renaissance Faire—what’s new this year and why it’s a must-visit community favorite.ife .

January 16, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, Ty Bonnell of All Seasons Adaptive Sports shares details about the Second Annual Sip & See Fundraiser, supporting inclusive outdoor recreation. Stephanie Long from the Wingfield Heritage House Museum highlights upcoming museum events and Ruidoso Rewind, the museum’s radio program bringing local history and stories to life .

January 9, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, hosts Deborah and Andrea look ahead to what’s happening around the Village in January and February. From seasonal happenings to community favorites, they share highlights, dates to know, and a few timely tips for making the most of the early months of the year in Ruidoso.

January 2, 2026: This week on Chamber Chat, guest Billy Mack from the New Mexico Art Glass Center joins the show to talk about his studio practice and the hands-on art glass classes available through ENMU-Ruidoso, highlighting creative opportunities for the community to learn, explore, and work with glass.

December 19, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, guests Felicia Uribe from Once Upon a Time Photography joins the first half of the show to preview next year’s Pooch Photo Contest, kicking off in February. In the second half, and Robin DeMott with ENMU-Ruidoso shares a look ahead at the programs and opportunities coming to campus in 2026.

December 5, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, Lesly Avitia from WESST.org stops in to share how WESST empowers New Mexico’s small businesses — from hands-on guidance to entrepreneurial training. She also gives a sneak peek at next Thursday’s workshop at Lost Hiker Brewing Company (Dec. 11), inviting listeners to connect, learn, and grow alongside fellow local entrepreneurs.

November 28, 2025: This week on Chamber Chat, Tabs and Shadow from Oso Productions drop by with a lively preview of their upcoming show, A 1940’s Radio Christmas Carol. Hosts Deborah and Andrea also spotlight next month’s holiday happenings — from festive concerts to the much-loved Festival of Lights Parade (Dec. 6) — to help you plan a bright and merry holiday season.

November 14, 2025: This week’s Chamber Chat welcomes Dana Wade from Topline Therapy and Keri French with the Region 9 Education Cooperative. Dana introduces Stretched–Stacked–Strong, Topline’s new group exercise class designed to build strength and mobility for all fitness levels. Keri highlights the free, in-home support offered through the Family Support Visiting Program, which provides families with young children guidance, resources, and encouragement during the early years.

November 7, 2025: This week’s Chamber Chat features guests Jamie Estes from the Lincoln County Food Bank, Jeanne from Santa’s Helpers, and Officer Hernandez with the Ruidoso Police Department. Jamie shares how the Food Bank supports the community during the holidays and throughout the year, while Jeanne and Officer Hernandez preview the upcoming 5th Annual Festival of Trees auction (Nov. 20) and the Cops for Kids event (Dec. 13).