Life in the Sandbox: Ron Price: ”Look for the Good”

Life in the Sandbox: Ron Price: "Look for the Good"
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Write-On! Four Corners November 17: Dr. Barbara Koltuska-Haskin, How my Brain Works: A Guide to Understanding it Better and Keeping it Healthy.

Dr. Barbara is a neuropsychologist and talks about how neuropsychology works and how to eat for the welfare of your brain.

The Cop Shop: with Farmington Police Chief Steve Hebbe, P.I.O Nicole Brown

Farmington Police Chief Chief Steve Hebbe, P.I.O. Nicole Brown discuss recent increased patrols in Farmington parks, national and local election results and more!
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The Scott Michlin Morning Program: San Juan Symphony Music Director Thomas Heuser

San Juan Symphony Music Director Thomas Heuser previews this weekend's symphony concerts in Durango and Farmington.
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(Sample of Schubert's 8th (Unfinished) Symphony courtesy of Sony Classical SMK 61842.)

”Life in the Sandbox” Ron Price: C.I.V.: Critical Inner Voice

"Life in the Sandbox" Ron Price: C.I.V.: Critical Inner Voice
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The Scott Michlin Morning Program: COVID-19 & Kids: Dr. Robert Underwood, Dr. Brad Scoggins, San Juan Regional Medical Center

COVID-19 & Kids: Dr. Robert Underwood, Dr. Brad Scoggins, San Juan Regional Medical Center
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Write On! Four Corners: November 10: Marty Eberhardt, Death in A Desert Garden

 Marty’s novel is enriched by the author’s personal career at a Botanical Gardens.

Adopt-A-Pet Tuesday: Amber Francisco, Farmington Regional Animal Shelter

Adopt-A-Pet Tuesday: Amber Francisco, Farmington Regional Animal Shelter
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The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Aztec Schools update November 9, 2021: Superintendent Kevin Summers

Aztec Schools update: Superintendent Kevin Summers
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Roving with the Arts: “Hope, Not Hate” #16 dedicated to Victor Ullmann

On 8 September 1942 Ullmann was deported to the Theresienstadt concentration camp.  The particular nature of the camp at Theresienstadt enabled Ullmann to remain active musically: he was a piano accompanist, organized concerts ("Collegium musicum", "Studio for New Music"), wrote critiques of musical events, and composed. He wrote: "By no means did we sit weeping on the banks of the waters of Babylon. Our endeavor with respect to arts was commensurate with our will to live."
On 16 October 1944 he was deported to the camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau, where on 18 October 1944 he was killed in the gas chambers.
 
One writer has described Ullmann's milieu in these terms: "Like such other assimilated German-speaking Czech Jews as Kafka and Mahler, Ullmann lived a life of multiple estrangements, cut off from Czech nationalism, German anti-Semitism and Jewish orthodoxy”.