Living Under New Mexico Skies

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Troy Rivas, winner of the Robert Goulet Memorial Mustache American of the Year Award and the heart behind Albuquerque's Distinguished Gentleman's Ride (DGR).Troy opens up about why men's health, both physical and mental, is so often ignored and how a worldwide motorcycle event is changing that. Did you know a third of all males will get prostate cancer in their lifetime? Troy did, and he's doing something about it.We talk about the Movember movement, the freedom of riding two wheels dressed to the nines, last year's record breaking 215 riders and $20,000 raised locally, and what's coming in 2026 including a Route 66 Centennial route right through the heart of Albuquerque.Whether you ride or not, this one's worth a listen.🗓️ May 17th | gentlemansride.com

Attorney Una Campbell Guevara shares her journey from art and international studies to becoming a dedicated advocate for injured New Mexicans at Parnall Law.In this episode, we explore how her background in Spanish language and cultural immersion shapes her connection with clients, especially within New Mexico’s Spanish-speaking community. Una also breaks down key legal insights, including common insurance pitfalls and what people need to know after an accident.A powerful conversation about culture, purpose, and fighting for justice under New Mexico skies.

In this episode of Living Under New Mexico Skies, brought to you by Parnall Law, we meet Michael Gonzales - owner of Cafe Bella and New Mexico Motor Events.Michael grew up as a "Boeing Baby" in Seattle during the height of the craft coffee boom. When he returned to New Mexico and couldn't find a quality cup anywhere close to home, he did what any passionate food and beverage veteran would do, he opened his own café. What followed was a micro-roasted coffee concept built on community, scratch-made food, and a love of cars that eventually grew into one of New Mexico's most active automotive event series.We talk Seattle coffee culture, custom hot rods, Friday night Tacos & Rides, giving back through food drives, and the big one, NM Motor Fest 2026, happening April 18th at Expo New Mexico to celebrate Route 66's 100th anniversary.If you love local, cars, coffee, or community - this one's for you.🗓️ NM Motor Fest - April 18th | Expo New Mexico | 12–5 PM

Part 2 is here! 🎙️ We're back with Chris Losack, fan-turned-owner of Astro Zombies, Albuquerque's legendary comic book shop. Chris talks about the manga boom, building a community space where everyone belongs, and why carrying local artists and bands is close to his heart. This one's fun, real, and full of love for New Mexico. Hit play! 🤘#LivingUnderNewMexicoSkies #AstroZombies #ComicBooks #Manga #NewMexico

What happens when a five-year-old gets handed an Amazing Spider-Man comic? For Chris Losack, it sparked a lifelong passion that would eventually lead him to own one of Albuquerque's most legendary stores — Astro Zombies.In this episode, we sit down with Chris to talk about his journey from comic book fan to entrepreneur — the nostalgia, the risks, and what it really means to build something your community loves.From working the counter to holding the keys, this is a story about believing in what you love and betting on yourself.If you're a fan of comics, local business, or New Mexico stories that inspire — pull up a chair.Living Under New Mexico Skies is brought to you by Parnall Law — Fighting for Justice for the Wrongfully Hurt.Learn more at hurtcallbert.com | (505) 332-BERT

In Episode 2 of Living Under New Mexico Skies, we sit down with Rick Anglada, Director of Investigations at Parnall Law.Rick shares his journey into law enforcement, what he learned serving as a police officer, and how that experience now strengthens the personal injury investigations he leads today. He offers insight into what happens behind the scenes on serious injury cases and why investigative detail can make a meaningful difference for injured clients.We also talk about a unique New Mexico connection — Rick appeared in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, two iconic shows filmed right here in our state.A conversation about service, accountability, and living under New Mexico skies.🎙️ Living Under New Mexico Skies is a community-focused podcast presented by Parnall Law Firm, spotlighting the people and ideas shaping New Mexico.

Episode 1 of Living Under New Mexico Skies features a conversation with Dr. Nick Ferenchak, a University of New Mexico professor and transportation engineer working on innovative solutions to real community challenges.In this episode, we explore how technology, data, and thoughtful design can improve quality of life in New Mexico communities—focusing on transportation, safety, and the impact of noise on everyday life.This conversation highlights the role local innovators play in shaping safer, more livable communities across our state.🎙️ Living Under New Mexico Skies is a community-focused podcast presented by Parnall Law Firm, spotlighting the people and ideas shaping New Mexico.