4 Corners Economic Development: C.O.O. Tom Taylor

4 Corners Ecomonic Development C.O.O. Tom Taylor discusses the ongoing C.E.O. search, what types of economic development efforts would be realistic for San Juan County, the differences between economic growth jobs and other kinds, and more.

San Juan Health Partners Pediatrics: Dr. Preston Herrington

Dr. Preston Herrington, San Juan Health Partners Pediatrics, discusses school physicals, vaccinations and immunizations, the concerns about the zika virus and more.

Farmington Chamber of Commerce

Farmington Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Audra Winters discusses the upcoming New Mexico Young Professionals Conference in Farmington, next spring's chamber-sponsored trip to eastern Canada, and Chili in October.  Also new about several new businesses opening in town.

Qu.I.C.C. Tips - Bravo Cleaning & Restoration

This week Alicia Middleton speaks with Amanda from Bravo Cleaning & Restoration about job opportunities in the industry.

Ron Nott: Lightning Charge Dissapation

Former Broadcast Engineer Ron Nott discusses his lightning charge dissipation technology and explains how it is different from lightning rods and how it works. Nott has designed many local broadcast facilities (including KSJE) and in a state like New Mexico, which has one of the highest incidents of lightning strikes in the country, equipment like his can save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.  In addition to broadcasting, the oil and gas industry uses this type of equipment to protect sensitive well site monitoring equipment.

Monday Reboot

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, explains why the free Windows 10 upgrade is over, how thieves are getting more access to today's connected cars.  Controversy over changes to the gun emoji, and Tesla's autopilot delivers a stricken driver to the hospital.

A Review Too Far - Bad Moms

This week our cinema geeks review Sean Connery and Christian Slater in The Name of the Rose, the white supremacy documentary Welcome to Leith, and out in theaters now, Mila Kunis, Katheryn Hahn, and Kristen Bell in Bad Moms.

Archaeologist Paul Reed: Bears Ears

Local Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses the controversy about making the Bears Ears area of SE Utah a national monument.  Reed says the designation would offer more protection for some of the sensitive, archaeologically rich areas.  Some are against the idea. (photo: Rommes Ledge Ruin, courtesy: BearsEarsCoalition.org)

NW New Mexico First Born

Diana Kinney, program manager, discusses the NW New Mexico First Born program.  Also part of the program were Galadriel Currin, a First Born Home Visitor.  New parents Monica and Jervis Garfield discuss how the program helped them and their 2 year old son Jace. This program is presented as part of KSJE's monthly partnership with C.H.I.C (Community Health Improvement Council).

Qu.I.C.C. Tips - Central Flood

This week Alicia Middleton speaks with Amanda from Central Flood, an emergency management company.