Roving with the Arts: Hope not Hate Part 4

“Hope, not Hate” Dedicated to Robert Emanuel Heilbut (1919-1945) Music by Heilbut, Zikmund Schul and Karel Berman.

Monday Reboot: March 8, 2021

Monday Reboot-Technology: Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems
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Energy, Jobs, Environment: San Juan Citizens Alliance: Mike Eisenfeld

Energy, Jobs, Environment: San Juan Citizens Alliance: Mike Eisenfeld
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Project Alpine III at San Juan College: Teacher Education: Kari Deswood & Derek Raring

Project Alpine III at San Juan College: Teacher Education: Kari Deswood & Derek Raring
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Trio at San Juan College: Student Success

Trio at San Juan College: Student Success
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Covid-19 Community Information Program: Thursday March 4, 2021

COVID-19 Community Information Program:
This week's guests:
Mike Mestas,
San Juan County Office of Emergency Management
Laura Ann Crawford,
Presbyterian Medical Services - NW Region
Rita Abboud,
New Mexico Department of Health
Terry Tobey,
Si Señor Restaurant
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Archeologist Paul Reed: Stonehenge

Archaeology: Paul Reed, Archaeology Southwest
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Write-On Four Corners- March 3: Ray John de Aragón, Eerie New Mexico and New Mexico’s Stolen Lands: A History of Racism, Fraud, and Deceit.

Ray John de Aragón, Eerie New Mexico and New Mexico’s Stolen Lands: A History of Racism, Fraud, and Deceit. Ray John talks about these two very different books, but both coming from a historical perspective.

Roving with the Arts: Local Favorites(Julia Thom)

Julia Thom is a native of Western New York and has lived in the Farmington area since 1990. She and her husband, Mick Hesse, lived and performed in Norway, traveled extensively, and continue to enjoy music together.  Julia is retired from teaching at CCSD and San Juan College, and devotes time to knitting and accompanying at First Presbyterian Church in Farmington, NM.

The Encouragement Lab: March 3, 2021

Mike Hattabaugh: The Encouragement Lab
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