KSJE Podcasts: Farmington, NM

The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Riverglow

Scott talks to D'Ann Waters about This years Riverglow 

The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Archaeological Tourisms

Scott has a chat about Archaeological Tourism with Paul Reed

Life in the Sandbox: with Ron Price

Ron explains the idea of a Relational Bank Account with Scott Michlin 

The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Farmington School Update

Scott Michlin is joined by the Farmington School district superintendent Cody Diehl. They Talk about how the Farmington School's are doing, and future plans.

Write On Four Corners: Jim Kristofic

Jim Kristofic, author of "Navajos Wear Nikes," visits Write-On! Four Corners this week to talk about the novel he co-authored with ceremonial runner Edison Eskeets, "Send a Runner: A Navajo Honors the Long Walk." Kristofic gives listeners a glimpse into his collaboration with Eskeets, who was unfortunately ill and unable to attend the interview, and how he blended extensive research on the Long Walk to help readers better understand the meaning and purpose behind Eskeets' run along the trail of the Long Walk. "Send a Runner" is the 2022 "One Book, One Community" selection. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Bloomfield School Update

Scott Michlin is Joined By superintendent Dr. Kim Mizell for an update on Bloomfield Schools. 

Adopt-A-Pet: With Amber Francisco

Scott Talks to Amber Francisco once again about these new adoptions Louise, Rose & Punk!

The Scott Michlin Morning Program: Transgender Health Training

Scott Michlin Talks to Seth Miller Highland Graduate for social work about transgender Health Training.

The Monday Reboot: with Lewis Campbell

Scott Michlin talks to lewis Campbell once again for the Monday Reboot Segment.
They Discuss the Amazon Alexa problems  

Write On Four Corners: Author Gerald Arnell Williams

Gerald Williams (G. Arnell Williams) is a long-time mathematics professor at San Juan College, and the author of two mathematics books. His newest book, "Algebra the Beautiful: An Ode to Math's Least-Loved Subject," takes on the monumental task of explaining algebra in a way that the average reader can understand and connect with, whether they enjoy math or not. Williams draws upon his nearly three decades of teaching experience to share the beauty and importance of algebra with everyday readers in this week's episode of Write-On! Four Corners.