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- Aug 14, 2026
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TEDxABQ returns this month with a challenge: rethink everything (opens the original)
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Nineteen local voices to spark conversation on AI, health equity and breaking out of preconceived notions In a world filled with echo chambers, an Albuquerque event is challenging people to think outside the box. TEDx, a speaker series modeled after TED talks, will theme its Aug. 29 event on reframing. “It’s all about shifting your perspective on ideas that you might have thought were known or you had a preconceived notion about,” said Meghan Pickard, chief operating officer of Curiosity Inc., t
TEDxABQ returns this month with a challenge: rethink everything (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Nineteen local voices to spark conversation on AI, health equity and breaking out of preconceived notions In a world filled with echo chambers, an Albuquerque event is challenging people to think outside the box. TEDx, a speaker series modeled after TED talks, will theme its Aug. 29 event on reframing. “It’s all about shifting your perspective on ideas that you might have thought were known or you had a preconceived notion about,” said Meghan Pickard, chief operating officer of Curiosity Inc., t
TEDxABQ returns this month with a challenge: rethink everything (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Nineteen local voices to spark conversation on AI, health equity and breaking out of preconceived notions In a world filled with echo chambers, an Albuquerque event is challenging people to think outside the box. TEDx, a speaker series modeled after TED talks, will theme its Aug. 29 event on reframing. “It’s all about shifting your perspective on ideas that you might have thought were known or you had a preconceived notion about,” said Meghan Pickard, chief operating officer of Curiosity Inc., t
‘Chile roasting, it ain’t no joke’: New Mexico businesses gear up as season nears (opens the original)
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Local shops are stocking up and preparing staff and ovens for their busiest months With chile roasting beginning for some vendors ahead of the season’s peak, some New Mexicans are already looking to get their chile fix — and for many, purchasing the perfect pepper is a serious venture. “I can’t find hot chile in town,” Nelson’s Meats owner Larry Nelson recalled a customer saying last year. “I’ve got some that’s like fire,” the 87-year-old Nelson responded. After taking the chile from Nelson’s ha
‘Genuine and authentic’: The St. James Tearoom repeats as No. 1 small business in Top Workplaces (opens the original)
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The St. James Tearoom has secured a No. 1 Top Workplace honor for two years in a row, and CEO Daniel Higbie says placing in the competition is no accident. For him, it is the result of an intentional, ongoing commitment to the people who show up every day to make the experience what it is. Higbie has been part of the tearoom’s story since the beginning, when his mother, founder Mary Alice Higbie, opened its doors in December 1999 as a 27-seat establishment just north of Old Town. Over the past 2
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