City on the Edge Podcast

We’ve never covered the Westside mass grave in detail at City on the Edge, mainly out of a desire to give it the time an... Read more

Mike and Ty talk about the End of the World as seen from Albuquerque. Ty goes to a doomsday preppers trade show and talk... Read more

We continue our discussion of the murder of journalist Carl Taylor, talk about the rites and history of the Penitentes, ... Read more

Hey! It's a global pandemic! City on the Edge checks in.

In 1955, a passenger airplane flew into the west face of the Sandia Mountains. We know *how* it happened, but why is an ... Read more

Each and everyone of us has access to a “secret” Albuquerque experience. The very fact of approximately 1 million unique... Read more

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have done more than any other pop-culture phenomenon to bring Albuquerque's unique cit... Read more

This week, we are joined by Genevieve Garcia de Mueller, co-host of the Dead Things podcast. We discuss communes in New ... Read more

Mike and Ty are joined by writer/poet Nora Hickey to discuss Route 66 history in Albuquerque. Nora interviews author Dav... Read more

New Mexico is filled with places you can't go. Our pal, Regis Lacher, talks about a few of them.

Visible from Albuquerque, but a world away, Sierra Ladrones is home to the ghosts of bandits, mysterious spirits and rum... Read more

We look into the history of dowsing in New Mexico.

Look, there's no doubt about it: Crime in Albuquerque is on the rise. But what kind of crime? And why? And what can we d... Read more

In 1934, an archaeologist from the University of New Mexico excavated a cave near Albuquerque and found evidence of huma... Read more

Here's a bit of trivia for you: Did you know that until 1949, Old Town wasn't actually a part of the city of Albuquerque... Read more

The Albuquerque Police Department has faced its share of controversies over the years, culminating in an investigation b... Read more

We travel back in time to the Albuquerque of 110 years ago and find a world of mail scams, abortion pills and quack trea... Read more

It's a very merry City on the Edgemas as we talk about luminarias and whether or not they are actually farolitos. Also, ... Read more

One of the most well-preserved ghost towns near Albuquerque is the coal-mining village of Hagan.

We talk with local poet Marie Landau about what it's like to experience Albuquerque as a newcomer, dispel some common my... Read more