With her winning smile, the twinkle of her blue eyes and an indomitable spirit, Glenna Goodacre has, for over a quarter-century, sculpted life into clay - resulting in works of art that are both epic and intimate. From her first sculpture of her 5-year-old daughter, to the Vietnam Women's Memorial in Washington, DC, to the Sacagawea Golden Dollar, Glenna has won admiration from thousands of fans by creating art that opens eyes and hearts to a shared human experience.

The late John Donald Robb loved and composed all kinds of music, but his passion for the songs of everyday folk is what he is remembered for most. Roaming the countryside of the Southwest during the 40s and 50s, Robb recorded and transcribed over 3,000 Hispano folk songs, the largest collection of its time. Listen here to some of these recorded folk tunes from Mexico and New Mexico, and watch the half hour KNME-PBS documentary celebrating the life of this adventurous musician and the modern day ethnomusicologists who continue to record and archive New Mexico's disappearing folk music traditions.

Originally broadcast on New Mexico PBS station KNME.

Just east of Albuquerque, the Sandia Mountains rise majestically out of the land. There is perhaps no other American place so dominated by a natural icon. Endlessly beautiful, awe inspiring, ever changing and timeless, the Sandias leave an indelible mark.