Cuentos Hahne and Tales

Beth Troxell reads "The Three Questions", by John Muth, "The Out-foxed Fox", by Tim Myers, and "The Star People", from the Lakota project.

Thomas Heuser: San Juan Symphony

San Juan Symphony Music Director Thomas Heuser discusses the kick off event in Farmington for the 2017-18 San Juan Symphony Season: Strings at the Totah: 5:30pm Friday, September 22, at the Totah Theater in downtown Farmington.  
He also discusses the other concerts in the upcoming San Juan Symphony season.
Call 970-382-9753 to rsvp. $50 per person.

Bart Wilsey, Farmington Museum: Shipwreck: Pirates & Treasure

Bart Wilsey, Director of the Farmington Museum, discusses the upcoming exhibit, "Shipwreck: Pirates & Treasure" which opens on September 30, 2017 with a special sneak preview  for supporters on September 29.  Hear what the new exhobot will contain and how long it will be Farmington.

A Review Too Far - IT (2017)

This week our Cinema Geeks review Gremlins, Little Evil, and Stephen King's IT (2017).

Cuentos Hahne and Tales

Heather Fernandez reads "First Day Jitters", by Julie Danneberg, "Last Day Blues", by Julie Danneberg, "Dad's First Day", by Mike Wohnoutka, and "The Kissing Hand", by Audrey Penn.

A Review Too Far - Wind River

This week our Cineme Geeks review Gold, I Am Sam, and out in theatres now, Wind River.

Archaeologist Paul Reed: Evidence of Prior Eclipses

Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses evidence that ancient civilizations also witnesses solar eclipses and carved what they saw into rocks.  Evidence has been found at nearby Chaco Canyon and elsewhere around the world.
Image: This 5,000-year-old stone carving in Meath, Ireland, predating Stonehenge by at least 1,000 years, may be the world's oldest surviving depiction of an eclipse.

Cop Shop - 090617 - Crime in the News

This week, Chief Hebbe discusses several recent high profile cases in the news, free speech while in uniform, and the new Beat the Chief NFL Picks segment for football season!

Cuentos Hahne and Tales

Beth Troxell reads "The Shady Tree", by Demi, "The Girl of the Wish Garden", by Uma Krishnaswami, and "Little Red Cowboy Hat", by Susan Lowell.

San Juan College Chautauqua Programs

Dr. Jimmy Miller discusses some of the upcoming Chautauqua programs at San Juan College, including the re-scheduled program: Amazing Women of the Wild West: A Territorial Chautauqua as Dona Tules Barcelo, Susan Shelby Magoffin, and Lydia Spencer Lane featuring VanAnn Moore