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Living Under New Mexico Skies

Living Under New Mexico Skies is a community-focused podcast presented by Parnall Law Firm. Each episode features conversations with community leaders, innovators, artists, educators, and everyday New Mexicans who are shaping life across our state.

Podcast · By Parnall Law Firm LLC · English · Official site

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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Rafe Martinez: Building a School Where Every Student Belongs (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we sit down with Rafe Martinez, co-founder and Executive Director of the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy, a one of a kind public charter school in Albuquerque that brings deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing students together under one roof through the shared language of ASL. Rafe shares the deeply personal story behind the school's founding, rooted in his own journey as the father of a deaf son with multiple disabi

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Brian Murray: Rugby, Hockey & Fighting for Justice in New Mexico (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Brian Murray, elite attorney at Parnall Law and lifelong New York Islanders fan. Brian grew up on Long Island, played collegiate Rugby at Boston College with electrical tape around his head to keep his ears from getting ripped off, spent nine years as a volunteer fireman, and then spent years defending insurance companies before switching sides to fight for the people they were trying to shortchange. We reco

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    The Roxy Girls are Here! | Family, Snowboarding, Dogs, & Law | Living Under NM Skies (opens the original)

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    Living Under New Mexico Skies | ft. Ciara Contreras, Intake Director at Parnall LawMeet Ciara Contreras, pro-am snowboarder, rescue dog mom, and the woman behind the first voice you hear at Parnall Law. Ciara shares her unexpected journey to becoming Intake Director and what it really means to show up for people in their most vulnerable moments.

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Gene Cunningham: Gaming, Problem Solving & Fighting for Justice (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Gene Cunningham, attorney at Parnall Law and lifelong gamer. Gene grew up on the Central Coast of Florida, earned a full scholarship to Indiana University Law School, and spent time fighting to protect children from neglect and abuse before finding his home at Parnall Law. He is also someone who has played tens of thousands of Magic the Gathering cards, built rockets in Kerbal Space Program, and will happily

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Motorcycles & Lawyers | Living Under NM Skies (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, Chris sits down with CJ Rodden, Director of Marketing Relations at Parnall Law, to talk about his lifelong passion for motorcycles, his role in connecting with communities across New Mexico, and the importance of protecting riders on our roads.You'll learn:🏍️ What makes New Mexico's motorcycle community so unique🏍️ The biggest dangers motorcyclists face on our roads🏍️ What to do if you're involved in a motorcycle crash and why it is so important

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