December 12, 2018: Jonathan Thompson, investigative journalist, discusses his book, River of Lost Souls about the Gold King Mine disaster and more of the history of the Animas River.
Connie Dinning and George Sharpe with Merrion Oil and Gas, discuss Hot Topics in the Oil and Gas industry as they take over KSJE and become a "DJ for a Day!"
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich is our guest today!
Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett discusses the future of Farmington.
San Juan College Community Learning Center and ENCORE program Director Liesl Dees discusses some of the classes, field trips and other opportunities being offered this Fall.
4CED Executive Director Warren Unsicker discusses the new San Juan County Right to Work ordinance, getting local residents' opinions for future Economic Development Initiatives (take part in the survey here). Meetings with NM Legislative Committees in Farmington and opportunities from Outdoor Retails trade shows.
U.S. Senate candidate Mick Rich (R) talks with Scott Michlin about the campaign, the withdrawl of Aubrey Dunn as the Liberatarian candidate, and the possible entry of former NM Gov. Gary Johnson running on the Libertarian ticket.
Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses how regional Pueblo leaders are learning about management plans for the Greater Chaco area of New Mexico. Also discussed, the use of technology to locate new discoveries.
NM Economist and UNM School of Business Administration professor Dr. Kelly O'Donnell joins San Juan Citizen's Alliance Farmington representative Mike Eisenfeld to discuss O'Donnell's report "Economic Opportunities in the Four Corners Area."
The report was sponsored by the San Juan Citizens Alliance as the San Juan County region faces ongoing challenges because of economic changes with the extractive industries.
San Juan County Operations Manager Mike Stark and Public Relations Manager Susan Hakanson discuss efforts to get public input for a new Growth Management Plan. The county is asking residents to complete a survey about future growth/needs/wishlists. Find the survey here.
