A Review Too Far - The Big Sick

This week our cinema geeks review Dev Patel in Lion, the James Baldwin documentary I Am Not Your Negro, and out in theaters now The Big Sick.

Archaeologist Paul Reed & Kellam Throgmorton: The Rise of Chacoan Communities

Ph.D. student Kellam Throgmorton (SUNY Binghamton) is writing his dissertation on the Rise of Chacoan Communities in the San Juan Basin.  He joins archaeologist Paul Reed to discuss his research and what new things they are learning about the Greater Chaco Landscape in and around Chaco Canyon.

Archaeologist Paul Reed: National Monument Review

Local Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses what;s at stake with the decision to review recent National Monument and other federal designations in the Southwest.  At issue are the new Bears Ears and Canyon of the Ancients National Monument s.

A Review Too Far - King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

This week our cinema geeks review Queen of Katwe, Disney's The Sword in the Stone, and finish with out in theatres now, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.

Farmington Museum Curator Jeffrey Richardson-DJ for a Day

Farmington Museum Curator Jeffrey Richardson performs a radio drama "The Lawnmower Company" from the radio program "The Life of Riley" originally broadcast December 8, 1950.
Richardson appears as all 9 character voices, plus the chorus. Sounds effects were performed live during the broadcast.
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The Greatest Year in Sports- Ever! Josh Ray - DJ for a Day

Aztec City Manager Josh Ray discusses the Greatest Year in Sports Ever!  as well as playing some great music!
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Friday Spotlight - This I Believe

This week's Friday Spotlight features several members of Wendy Watkins' Community Learning Center class, "This I Believe," a national program that begin in the mid-20th century for individuals to give testimonials as to their most profound truths. This program has five segments, including one from Wendy Watkins, herself, and her students: Gordon Glass, Claudette Wolff, Barbara Rybarcyk, and Chris Carlson.

Archaeologist Paul Reed: Humans & Mastodons?

Archaeologist Paul Reed explains the problems with the idea that humans and mastodons co-existed.

A Review Too Far - The Circle

This week our cinema geeks review early Bond in From Russia With Love, the American terrorism documentary Oklahoma City, and out in theatres now, Emma Watson and Tom Hanks in the social scifi flick, The Circle.

A Review Too Far - The Promise

This week our cinema geeks review the schlock racing film Deathrace 2050, followed by two holocaust drama... Schindler's List and, out in theatres now, The Promise.