Episodes
On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends & guests, Dante, Earl & Bandit!
The interview features Leland Nolan discussing the ongoing work of PATH in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in the Farmington community. PATH continues to provide a free 10-day emergency shelter stay, along with a 90-day program that includes job search requirements, small program fees, and a savings plan to help clients transition into permanent housing. Nolan emphasizes that the organization focuses on offering stability, structure, and a “hand up” through services like meals, hygiene facilities, and case management. Additional programs include the Daily Bread meal service...
This segment is an interview with the San Juan County Clerk explaining changes and details for the upcoming New Mexico primary election.Key points:
Semi-open primary: For the first time, “declined-to-state” (independent) voters can participate without changing their registration. They simply choose either a Republican or Democratic ballot when they check in, but cannot vote across both parties.
Voter guidance: Voters should research candidates beforehand, since their ballot choice determines which races they can vote in.
Deadlines & voting options: Voter registration changes must be m...
The interview features Nathan Augustine discussing a major new exhibit being developed at the Farmington Museum. The exhibit aims to cover 75 million years of Four Corners history, from dinosaurs to modern times, in a large, interactive, and community-driven display. Designers are working on the project, and the museum is actively seeking public input through meetings and digital submissions like family stories, sayings, and recipes. The goal is to create an inclusive exhibit that represents the diverse cultures of the region, including Native, Hispanic, and Anglo communities. Augustine al...
Key points:Transportation & parking: Free shuttles will run regularly from downtown locations, with a new paid parking option near the park. Internal park shuttles and even tractor rides will help visitors get around.Activities & entertainment: The festival features live music, cultural performances (including Apache dancers), a 5K race, raft rides (now on the San Juan River), wiener dog races, a duck race fundraiser, a recycled fashion show, and many vendors (food, crafts, etc.).Scale & purpose: Riverfest draws around 30,000 and serves as a major fundraiser for the River Reach Foundation, ...
On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends &guests, Velvet, Angelica & Harmony!
The segment begins with an interview from Bloomfield Schools Superintendent Linda Spencer and School Board President Sherice Snell discussing efforts to gather community feedback for a new strategic plan.They are hosting community meetings and offering an online survey to ask residents three key questions about student outcomes, what the district is doing well, and what should change. This feedback will help the school board set goals and “guardrails” to guide decision-making, resource allocation, and student-focused improvements.The district aims to use data (like math, reading, and gradua...
The segment features representatives from the Central Consolidated School District discussing recent achievements and programs. They highlight improved graduation rates—now above the state average—and notable successes like Kirtland Central High School’s high graduation rate and a state championship win. They also share initiatives such as cultural events, student leadership forums, and efforts to improve attendance.A major focus is on expanding career and technical education (CTE) programs by bringing training directly into high schools, offering pathways like welding, carpentry, IT, and c...
The segment features chef Justin Piochi discussing his recent win on the TV show Chopped, where he competed against other Indigenous chefs using surprise ingredients. He explains the competition format, his creative approach to dishes, and the challenge of keeping the results secret until the episode aired.Piochi reflects on the experience, expressing gratitude for his family, team, and cultural roots. He emphasizes the importance of promoting Indigenous cuisine and agriculture, as well as inspiring younger generations. Looking ahead, he hopes to continue traveling, cooking, and expanding h...
A radio segment featured Flora Hillgardner, executive director of Masada House, and board member Ron Prior discussing the upcoming 15th annual Music for Masada fundraiser. Masada House provides a structured, supportive sober living environment for women recovering from addiction, helping them transition to stable, independent lives. The event will take place May 9th at the Farmington Civic Center and will include live performances by local musicians, dinner, and a silent auction with various prizes. Organizers emphasized the importance of community support, as this is their primary annual f...
Patience Williams, & Bonnie Hopkins of the San Juan County Partnership are joined in the studio today by host, Scott Michlin to discuss the recent opening of the Farmington Farmer's Market, & some of the services offered there.
Cassidy Griffith, Rayne Horton, & Isaac Harrison of the Bloomfield High School Theater Troupe are joined in the studio today by host, Scott Michlin to discuss their upcoming performance of Matilda Junior!
Joan Monninger of the Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss the upcoming 2026 season of the Pioneer Village!
On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends & guests, Jude Paw, Coral, & Brooklyn!
Dr. Warman Hall of the Aztec School District is here in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss Aztec School's Federal Programs.
Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts Emma & Ellie speak with Big Ideas Makerspace technician Lisa Peacock.
Madison Smith of Piper's Play Café, & Jamie Church of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce, are back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss more news regarding the café.
Tonya Abernathy, & Carlos Lugo of Presbyterian Medical Center are joined in the studio today by host, Scott Michlin to discuss Project Shield, & its benefits.
With Mike Stark, & Steven Saavedra are back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss recent news about the 3rd stage of the Pinon Hills Extension, & the recent news regarding SunRay Park & Casino.
Rick Quevedo, & Ashley McCoy of the Farmington Boys & Girls Club are back in the studio today to discuss how to spot child abuse, & how to prevent it.
Tim Gibbs of 4CED is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss recent updates within the organization.
Musical Director of the San Juan Symphony, Thomas Heuser is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss the Symphony's upcoming concert!
Shelly Ackerman, & Alison Zarlingo of San Juan Regional Medical Center are joined in the studio today by host, Scott Michlin to discuss SJRMC's Healthcare Careers & Partnerships programs.
Paul Reed of Archaeology Southwest is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss the most recent news regarding Chaco Canyon.
On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends & guests, Kesha, Bran & Chance!
U.S Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss possible compensation for New Mexicans affected by radiation poisoning, & more!
Jeremiah Penland of Oxford House is joined in the studio today by host, Scott Michlin to discuss what Oxford House is, & the services they provide.
Host, Scott Michlin is joined in the studio today by the Republican Candidate for the title of San Juan County Sheriff, Daniel Webb, to discuss his campaign.
Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Emma & Ellie, discuss ways to help make your money stretch in college!
Host, Scott Michlin is joined in the studio today by the Republican Candidate for the title of San Juan County Sheriff, Ken Christesen, to discuss his campaign.