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New Mexico Primary: With Alyssa Kuhn, & Scott Michlin

This segment is an interview with the San Juan County Clerk explaining changes and details for the upcoming New Mexico primary election.Key points: Semi-open primary: For the first time, “declined-to-state” (independent) voters can participate without changing their registration. They simply choose either a Republican or Democratic ballot when they check in, but cannot vote across both parties.  Voter guidance: Voters should research candidates beforehand, since their ballot choice determines which races they can vote in.  Deadlines & voting options:  Voter registration changes must be m...

Farmington Museum "The Story of Farmington" : With Nathan Augustine, & Scott Michlin

 The interview features Nathan Augustine discussing a major new exhibit being developed at the Farmington Museum. The exhibit aims to cover 75 million years of Four Corners history, from dinosaurs to modern times, in a large, interactive, and community-driven display. Designers are working on the project, and the museum is actively seeking public input through meetings and digital submissions like family stories, sayings, and recipes. The goal is to create an inclusive exhibit that represents the diverse cultures of the region, including Native, Hispanic, and Anglo communities. Augustine al...

Write On Four Corners with DelSheree Spinner: Interview with Garrett Peck

Author, public historian, and tour guide in Santa Fe Garrett Peck joins the show this week to discuss his new book, “Bright Edges of the World: Willa Cather and her Archbishop.” Peck’s research into Cather’s travels to the Southwest gives context and insight in how “Death Comes for the Archbishop” came to be. Learn more at https://www.garrettpeck.com/