KSJE Podcasts: Farmington, NM

Monday Reboot: Privacy & Tesla

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems and Scott Michlin discuss the Facebook controversy with Cambridge Analytica and an update about Tesla technology.

Love for Thad 5k: Strides Against Suicide

Amber Hale, Thad's mother, discusses her son's suicide and this event to bring awareness to the problem of child and teen suicide as well as raise funds for crisis counseling.  Pat Manchester, board member for Desert View Family Counseling, also discusses the growing problem of child and teen suicides.

Cuentos Hahne and Tales

Amy Bencenti from the Farmington Public Library reads "The First Tortilla", by Rudolpho Anaya and "Raven", by Gerald McDermott.

A Review Too Far - Avengers:Infinity War

This week our Cinema Geeks review the doping documentary Icarus, a slice-of-life anime about wartime Nagasaki, In This Corner Of The World, and finish with out in theatres now, Avengers:Infinity War. 

Archaeologist Paul Reed: Original Population & SPARC

Archaeologist Paul Reed discusses a new study by the University of Kansas that says the original population of the Western Hemisphere may have started with just 250 people.
Also discussed, the new SPARC project, which will be unveiled at 5:30pm Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at Salmon Ruins.
(Photo: Salmon Ruins, Courtesy: Salmon Ruins/Facebook)

Write On Four Corners - Larry Greenly

On today’s show, Larry Greenly tells us about his biography for young adults of Eugene Bullard. The author shares what caught his interest in this hero, and how he researched the bio.

Sen. Martin Heinrich

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM) discusses outdoor recreation initiatives, new legislation to pay for longterm monitoring of Animas River water quality, and the importance of early childhood education.
(photo: Sen. Henrich and Scott Michlin at KSJE.  Courtesy: Sen. Martin Heinrich/Twitter)

Encouragement Lab: Loneliness

Dr. Mike Hattabaugh discusses "Loneliness" from the Encouragement Lab.

Capacity Builders: Navajo Youth Builders program

Case Manager Josh Evans and students Casey Benally and Ty Tabbee discuss the Navajo Youth Builders program to help young people get their GED and career skills.
(photo courtesy Casey Benally/Facebook)

Monday Reboot: T-Sprint? Sprobile?

This week, our technology discussion is about sales of Apple products, the big cell phone merger news between T-Mobile & Sprint and more!