Archaeologist Paul Reed

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.

First Tee of San Juan County

First Tee of San Juan County Executive Director Tina Pacheco-White discusses the program and opportunities for local children and teens.  First Tee member Mari Caldwell discusses her selection to attend the First Tee Leadership Academy and First Tee member River Smalley discusses his selection to play in the PGA Tour Champions Event.

Farmington Convention & Visitor's Bureau: Tourism & ORII

Tonya Stinson, Executive Director of the Farmington Convention & Visitor's Bureau, discusses the upcoming tourism season, outdoor summer theater. Freedom Days and the new ORII: Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative to bring new business and support exisiting companies.

A Review Too Far -

This week our Cinema Geeks review Shrek, The Immigrant, and out in theaters now, Adrift.

Kids Kollege

Liesl Dees, director of the San Juan College Community Learning Center and ENCORE program, discusses Kids Kollege.  Seven weekly sessions that begin June 4, 2018.

Write On Four Corners - Paul Reed, The Puebloan Society of Chaco Canyon

This week on Write On Four Corners author Paul Reed, a Preservation Archeologist, discusses his book The Puebloan Society of Chaco Canyon. In our conversation he talks about the threat to ruins such as Chaco, and the relationship of Salmon Ruins and Aztec Ruins to the site. Paul is coming out with another book in the fall.

Write On Four Corners - Louise Hoffman

This week on Write On Four Corners we are joined by former San Juan College Library Director, Louise Hoffman. After her retirement, she joined the Peace Corps and spent her time in Bulgaria. In her book, Seven Hours to Sofia, she talks about that experience, which is written as journal entries and letters.
 

A Review Too Far - The Shape of Water

This week our cinema geeks review Kevin Costner in an ode to Baseball and 20th Century America, Field of Dreams, move across the pond to the bittersweet nostalgia of Owen Wilson filling in for Woody Allen in Midnight in Paris, and finish with out in theatres now, Guillermo Del Toro's Cold War monster movie, The Shape of Water.

San Juan College Community Learning Center

New Year's Resolutions?  Let the San Juan College Community Learning Center hlp you meet those goals! Director Liesl Dees goes over many of the learning opportunities as part of 2018's Community Success!"  Director of the

Archaeologist Paul Reed: Update on Protections for Greater Chaco

Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses the ongoing debate about more protections for areas around Chaco Culture National Historical Park.  The BLM and BIA are working together on plans, which are made more difficult because of the "checkerboard" of jurisdictions surrounding the park.