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• Farmington "Karadah Global Relief Efforts" : With Rick Burns, & Scott Michlin

  Global Relief Efforts from Farmington, NM: Karadah Founder & President Rick Burns
  
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• Basin Good Neighbor Foundation "Neighborfest!" : With Nicole Clark, & Scott Michlin

  NeighborFest is a community event in Farmington organized by the Basin Good Neighbor Foundation to celebrate neighbors, community, and the importance of hospice care. The event raises funds to help provide hospice services to uninsured or underinsured patients and their families who may otherwise be unable to afford this essential care. Attendees can enjoy live music, food trucks, family-friendly activities, and a raffle at the Market Pavilion at Gateway Park. Tickets are $20, with free admission for children 13 and under, making it an affordable event for the entire community.

• Archaeology Southwest "Threats to NM's Petroglyphs" : With Paul Reed, & Scott Michlin

  Today's interview discusses the importance of protecting Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico, which contains tens of thousands of ancient rock images and holds deep cultural significance for Indigenous communities. Archaeologist Paul Reed explains that a proposed project to document the monument as a Traditional Cultural Property was unexpectedly denied federal funding, along with roughly 140 other projects across the West. The project would have strengthened documentation, incorporated Indigenous knowledge, and helped guide future management and protection of the site amid increasing urban development and heavy visitation. Reed also expresses concern that the sudden withdrawal of planned funding creates uncertainty and undermines trust between nonprofits, tribal partners, and the federal government.

• San 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 cellist Tommy Mesa and Brahms’ Symphony No. 3.

• Farmington Schools "Board Listening Session & More!" : With Cody Diehl, Krista McWilliams, & Roberto Taboada

  This interview highlights the latest developments and initiatives happening within Farmington Municipal Schools. Superintendent Cody Deal and School Board President Christine McWilliams discuss the new Skilled Trades Center, a cultural hogan project, school achievement and state classifications, and efforts to improve student outcomes. They also invite community members to participate in an upcoming school board listening session and share updates on cultural celebrations, student activities, school safety, and upcoming events. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community involvement and collaboration in supporting Farmington students and schools.