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5D AGO

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Tim Weed

Author Tim Weed joins the show again to talk about his upcoming sophomore novel, “The Gatepost,” the story of a woman’s journey to discover the truth behind her father’s disappearance. Tim discusses his inspirations for the story, research methods, and writing process in this episode. Learn more at https://timweed.net/

5d ago

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MAY 14

Listening to the radio! OKC! Brand new 20th Street & more!

Listening to the radio! OKC! Brand new 20th Street & more!

May 14

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27 min
MAY 13

San Juan Regional Medical Center "EMS Service" : With William Coker, Sheridan Peterson, & Scott Michlin

Representatives from San Juan Regional Medical Center discussed the importance of EMS services during National EMS Week, emphasizing when people should call 911 for true emergencies such as strokes, heart attacks, severe bleeding, and major trauma. They explained that EMS crews in San Juan County cover a huge 5,500-square-mile area with only about eight ambulances available at a time, responding to more than 22,000 calls each year. The interview also highlighted the advanced training EMS personnel receive, the challenges of long shifts and staffing shortages, and the life-saving care paramedics can provide before patients reach the hospital. Finally, the speakers encouraged the public to support EMS workers during EMS Week and reminded drivers to pull over and stop for emergency vehicles so crews can respond safely and quickly.

May 13

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30 min
APR 23

Indigenous Chef Competition Winner "Chopped" With, Justin Pioche & Scott Michlin

The segment features chef Justin Piochi discussing his recent win on the TV show Chopped, where he competed against other Indigenous chefs using surprise ingredients. He explains the competition format, his creative approach to dishes, and the challenge of keeping the results secret until the episode aired. Piochi reflects on the experience, expressing gratitude for his family, team, and cultural roots. He emphasizes the importance of promoting Indigenous cuisine and agriculture, as well as inspiring younger generations. Looking ahead, he hopes to continue traveling, cooking, and expanding his impact while staying true to his mission and values.

Apr 23

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18 min
MAY 6

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Sean Gerrity

Author and entrepreneur Sean Gerrity joins the show this week to talk about his new book, “Wild on Purpose: The American Prairie Story and the Art of Thinking Bigger,” out from Utah publisher Torrey House Press. The book chronicles not only the efforts the built American Prairie, but how Gerrity’s life experiences led him to the project and the perspective that has served him throughout his life and career. Learn more at https://www.theanswersareouttherepodcast.net/

May 6

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30 min
11/16/2023

Native Art Voices of the Four Corners with Mia Sutanto

A 23-year old visual artist and poet who is half Zuni Pueblo and half Indonesian Chinese. She currently resides in Gallup New Mexico near Zuni Pueblo. Her poetry was recently included in the 2023 New Mexico Poetry Anthology.

11/16/2023

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31 min
MAY 13

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Laura Paskus

Laura Paskus, editor of “Water Bodies: Love Letters to the Most Abundant Substance on Earth,” joins the show this week to talk about the process of working with contributing authors and of her inspiration for exploring personal connections to water. Learn more at https://www.laurapaskus.com/

May 13

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29 min
MAY 7

Archaeology Southwest "Chaco Canyon Threats & Protections" : With, Paul Reed, & Scott Michlin

Paul Reed of Archaeology Southwest discussed ongoing efforts to protect the area surrounding Chaco Canyon from oil and gas development after the federal government proposed reducing or eliminating the current 10-mile protection zone. Reed explained that more than 100,000 public comments were submitted opposing the changes, with most people urging the government to leave the protections in place. He argued that the area is culturally sacred to many Indigenous communities and that the region is not especially valuable for oil and gas extraction compared to other parts of New Mexico. The conversation also highlighted concerns that the federal review process is being rushed, with very short public comment periods compared to the years-long process used to establish the protections originally. Reed emphasized the importance of preserving the broader Chaco landscape, including its sightlines and cultural connections, while continuing to involve Native and Pueblo communities in decisions about the area’s future

May 7

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31 min
MAY 15

Campus Chronicles "Life's Lemons!"

Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Emma & Ellie, discuss what happens when your future plans don't always work out, & how to move on from disappointment.

May 15

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23 min
MAY 12

Farmington & Aztec Chamber of Commerce "Chamber Chat!" : With Jamie Church, Hannah Browning, & Scott Michlin

Chamber Chat: Learn what's happening with the Chambers of Commerce in #FarmingtonNM & #AztecNM! Representatives from the Farmington Chamber of Commerce and the Aztec Chamber of Commerce discussed upcoming events, business programs, and efforts to strengthen regional collaboration in San Juan County. Jamie Church highlighted Farmington Chamber initiatives such as networking events, customer service workshops, and a new business-focused bookstore partnership, while Hannah Browning shared news about the Aztec Chamber’s rapid growth, new office, and expanded community programs. The conversation also promoted upcoming Aztec events including ribbon cuttings and the new State of Aztec Breakfast. Both leaders emphasized that cooperation between communities and chambers helps support local businesses and strengthen the regional economy.KSJE is a community-supported public radio station!Join us today at http://www.KSJE.com/supportDid you like this program? Share it! :-) See how you can support KSJE here: http://www.KSJE.com/support (Some music is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ )Watch other "visual radio" programs:"The Cop Shop with FPD" every 2nd & 4th Friday at 12pm

May 12

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30 min

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