KSJE Podcasts: Farmington, NM

Nan Fischer joins the show this week to talk about her book, “Growing a Sensational Garden in the Southern Rocky Mountains,” a compendium of knowledge she has gained over decades of working in nurseries and farms. Learn more at https://www.nannieplants.com/

Danielle Burbank is a local writer from the Farmington community but is originally from Crystal, New Mexico. She is a Navajo woman who wrote a book about the Navajo Code Takers for the young readers. She is a descendent of a Navajo and wrote this book as a way of teaching the youth about the efforts that these men did in World War II.

Former Kirtland, NM resident Lynn Blackwood joins the show this week to discuss his newest book, “Estimated Time of Arrival,” a self-help book geared toward helping people more forward when troubled by hardships in life. Learn more at https://lynnablackwood.com/

After a recent author talk in Farmington, NM, Ellen Saul joins the show to discuss her nonfiction book, “From Pain to Power: Seven Steps to Healthy Boundaries.” She discusses how to develop healthy boundaries and change boundary beliefs that are not serving a person. Learn more at https://www.ellensaul.com/

Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Emma & Ellie discuss the 8th Grade Career Fair, hosted here at San Juan College.

Returning to the show this week is Robert J. Skead, a New Jersey-based author published with Artemesia Publishing in New Mexico. His newest middle grade novel, “Legend of the Narwhals,” follows young Prince Asgar on a magical adventure to find his missing mother. Learn more at https://robertskead.com/

KSJE's Megan Cullip & Scott Michlin discuss the upcoming benefit concert "Music for Masada", with  Flora Hillgartner, & Nicole Clark

San Juan College's professor of Sociology Kitrinia Tamminga, and Sociology student Tori Hernandez join host, Scott Michlin in the studio today to bring awareness to Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 

Tim Gibbs of 4 Corners Economic Development is back in the studio today with host, Scott Michlin to discuss new news, updates, and changes within the 4 Corners area. 

Kate Christensen, writing as Sydney Graves, joins the show this week to talk about her book, “The Arizona Tringle.” Exploring a genre outside of her usual literary fiction, Christensen explores the intersecting impacts of family, trauma, and identity in this mystery thriller. Learn more at https://katechristensen.net/