A Review Too Far - Best and Worst of 2016!

This week our cinema geeks take a look back at all we've seen over the past year and give you thoughts on what we believe were the best and worst films to come out in theaters.

Aztec Hub

Aztec Mayor Sally Burbridge discusses the opening of the Aztec Hub: a new business incubator located in downtown Aztec.  The Hub offers space for new businesses, but also other services for existing businesses and for those who maybe work from home, or travel in and out of Aztec for business.

NM Legislature Preview 2017

NM Senator Steve Neville (R) and Rep. Rod Montoya (R) discuss the upcoming 60 day Legislative Session in New Mexico.  More budget cuts?  Tax increases or other revenue enhancements?

Childhaven

Jamie Church, Childhaven Foundation, discusses the sucessful Phone for Children Campaign, volunteer projects at Childhaven, what donations are always needed, and upcoming C.A.S.A. program training.

A Review Too Far - Passengers

This week our cinema geeks review Ricky Gervais in Ghost Town, Jimmy Stewart in Harvey, and Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in Passengers.

Bears Ears and No Agriculture at Chaco?

Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses the recent Presidential proclamation creating Bears Ears National Monument in SE Utah.  Also, a recent controversial study claiming there was no agriculture at Chaco Canyon.  

Aztec Schools

Aztec Schools Superintendent Kirk Carpenter and Deputy Superintendent Tania Prokop discuss the upcoming NM Legislative Session and what the state Superintendent's association has presented to lawmakers as their platform.  Also discussed, teacher vacancies and the proposal to have public education policy decided by an elected state school board instead of an appointed Education Secretary.

Santa Larry

Communications Professor Dr. Mike Hattabaugh discusses a large shopping mall's decision to have an Aftican American Santa Claus during the holiday season.  What symbols do we stereotype and why?

Community Learning/ENCORE Classes

Liesl Dees, Director of the San Juan College Community Learning Center and ENCORE programs, discusses the many classes, activities, and opportunities during the Spring 2017 semester.