A born and raised Burqueño, Bryce Dix has lived in New Mexico his whole life. Now a public radio journalist sitting in the host chair for NPR’s Morning Edition at member station KUNM, his policy interests blossomed from his years of reporting on environmental issues across the state. Previously, he worked on a cannabis podcast with New Mexico PBS and served as interim news director for Santa Fe’s KSFR radio station. He’s particularly fascinated by big government decisions on land use and the transition from fossil fuels to alternative energy. When he doesn’t have a microphone in hand, you can find Bryce trail running in the Bosque or Sandia foothills, reading classic novels at home, or at his local hot yoga studio.