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Latest Podcasts
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Write On! Four CornersWrite On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Lynn Adler
Photographer and documentarian Lynn Adler joins the show this week to talk about her first photobook, “And So We Moved to Petaca,” published through UNM Press. The book shows and tells the story of Adler’s friends who moved to rural New Mexico in the 1970s in search of a simpler life. Adler’s work with be featured at The Lens Photography Gallery in Toas, NM in October and November, with an opening reception Oct. 2, 2026 from 4-7 p.m. Learn more at https://www.lynnadlerphotography.com/
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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramSan Juan Symphony "Larger Than Life" : With Thomas Heuser, & Scott Michlin
The San Juan Symphony is kicking off its 41st season, titled “Larger Than Life,” with a spectacular opening concert, The Planets and Beyond. Music Director Thomas Hoiser discusses the powerful program featuring Gustav Holst’s The Planets, John Adams’ Short Ride in a Fast Machine, and music by Mélanie Bonis, performed by an expanded orchestra of more than 80 musicians. The concert promises a visually and musically impressive experience for both longtime symphony-goers and newcomers. The interview also highlights upcoming events, including a special fundraiser and a November concert featuring...
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The Scott Michlin Morning ProgramFarmington Schools "Board Listening Session & More!" : With Cody Diehl, Krista McWilliams, & Roberto Taboada
Farmington Schools: September 2026 Update: Board Listening Session and more!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
Local News
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KSJE to Livestream Balloon Rally AscensionsFor those unable to attend in person, KSJE will provide expansive live event coverage. Spectators can tune into KSJE’s live morning launch streaming broadcasts on Facebook and YouTube, bringing the excitement of the mass ascensions directly to viewers across the Four Corners region.
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Three Die in Newcomb area FloodTwo adults and a juvenile were found to have drowned and were pronounced deceased. The incident remains under investigation.
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Assault Suspect Fatally Shot in KirtlandDeputies made multiple commands to stop and drop the knife, however, the suspect ignored the commands and continued moving towards the deputies with the knife. A deputy discharged his sidearm, striking the suspect. Immediate life-saving aid was rendered to the suspect, but he ultimately died at the scene. The Farmington Police Department is leading the investigation.
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Regional Events
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Arts & Crafts for Kids at the Sycamore Park Community Center!
Does you kid love doing Arts & Crafts? if so, Sycamore Park Community Center wants to see them every Monday and Wednesday at 3:00pm! Sycamore Park Community is ...
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5th Annual Celebrating The Return Suicide and Trafficking Prevention Conference
COME OUT AND JOIN US FOR OUR 5TH ANNUAL SEPTEMBER 30TH CELEBRATING THE RETURN 2026 SUICIDE & TRAFFICKING PREVENTION RECOVERY MONTH CONFERENCE!
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Sculpture Garden ToursEnjoy a pleasant stroll through our sculpture garden with a friendly guide who will share the stories about the artists and their works. Weather permitting.
at Albuquerque Museum
