A Review Too Far - The Accountant

This week our Cinema Geeks review two Tim Burton films in time for Halloween, The Corpse Bride and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street... as well as Ben Affleck in the crime drama/actioner, The Accountant.

Election 2016: NM Sen. Dist. 1: Rebecca Morgan (D) & Bill Sharer (R) I

New Mexico Senate Candidates Rebecca Morgan (D) and Bill Sharer (R) discuss their campaign in District 1.  Jobs, the economy, and taxes are a few of the subjects discussed. (NM Roundhouse photo courtesy: FlickrMr.TinDC)

Farmington Police Victim Advocate

Farmington Police Department Victim Advocate Sara Holiday discusses her job of helping victims of crime navigate the criminal justice system.  Holiday says she mostly works with survivors of domestic violence and her first duty is to make sure the survivor (and their children) are safe in the immediate aftermath of a domestic violence situation.  October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Attorney Eric Morrow

Local Attorney Eric Morrow discusses the recent mistrial in the case of the Albuquerque Police Department's fatal shooting of James Boyd, also discussed: a court ruling to uphold transgender bathroom decisions, and he explains why a court threw out a lawsuit against gun manufacturers made by parents and relatives of the Sandy Hook shootings.

Qu.I.C.C. Tips - Good Samaritan of the Four Corners, Part 1

This week, host Alicia Middleton is joined by Rob Taylor from the Good Samaritan of the Four Corners Village to talk about work ethics in the health care industry.

SJRMC CEO Jeff Bourgeois

New San Juan Regional Medical Center CEO Jeff Bourgeois discusses his background, challenges facing the health care industry, and what made him decide to take a new job and move his family from Texas to New Mexico.

Fall FAFSA Fest: Mindi Schrum

San Juan College Senior Director of Financial Aid Mindi Schrum discusses the Fall FAFSA Fest, 10:30am-3:30pm Wednesday, October 19, 2016 in the Suns Room at San Juan College. Shrum says the event is being held to help people complete their FAFSA (Federal Application For Student Aid).  Listen to learn about why you can apply earlier this year.

Four Corners Storytelling Festival: Eldrena Douma

Four Corners Storytelling Festival performer Eldrena Douma joins Farmington Public Library Program Coordinator Jenny Lee Ryan to discuss the 2016 Festival with Scott Michlin.  The event takes place oct. 14-15 at the Farmington Public Library and Totah Theater.  All events are free, but some require registration which can be done here.  Douma spoke about her native history and her visits to local schools on Thursday to share her stories.

Four Corners Storytelling Festival: Nancy Donoval

Nancy Donoval, one of the performers at this year's Four Corners Storytelling Festival discusses her stories and the event with Jenny Lee Ryan, Program Coordinator at the Farmington Public Librarary and KSJE's Scott Michlin.  The festival will take place at the Farmington Public Library and Totah Theater Friday, October 14 and Saturday, October 15, 2016.  Schedules, information, and links to register for the FREE events are here.

A Review Too Far - The Girl On The Train

This week our Cinema Geeks review Steven Spielberg's creature feature from 1975, Jaws. After that is the true-crime documentary from Netflix, Amanda Knox. Finally, out in theaters now is Emily Blunt in the crime-thriller, The Girl On The Train.