The Scott Michlin Morning Program

The Tuesday morning “Adopt a Pet” segment on KSJE highlights animals available for adoption at the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. Amber Francisco introduces three featured dogs—Bubba, Rosco, and Charlie—each described as loving, friendly, and ready to find a forever home.  The shelter is currently full of dogs, with pets of various sizes, personalities, and activity levels available for adopt...

Aztec Highland Games & Celtic Festival: Sat. Oct. 3, 2026: Charles Thacker. KSJE is a community-supported public radio station! Join us today at http://www. KSJE.com/support Did 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...

This interview with CCSD Superintendent Steve Carlson and district representatives highlights recent developments, challenges, and initiatives across the district. They discuss the impact of severe weather and flooding, upcoming community meetings about the district’s needs assessment, and students’ recent trip to Washington, D.C., to advocate for education funding and cultural programs.  The conv...

Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Tanya & Ellie, welcome listeners new & old to the new Campus Chronicles! After a brief hiatus, we're back on the air & now coming to you live from KSJE. This episode we bring you coverage from the Fall 2026 student rush event, & introduce you to our new co-host Tanya Lane!  New Campus Chronicles theme music produced by : Ale...

The interview discusses the upcoming Miss Indigenous Pageant at San Juan College and highlights the experiences of the current Miss Indigenous, Rhianna Carel. Rihanna reflects on her year of representing her community, promoting Indigenous culture, and encouraging young people to embrace their traditions and education.  Tonya Bruno from Be Well New Mexico also discusses the organization’s support...

This interview with Megan Gallup, San Juan County’s Director of Health, Community Health, and Social Services, highlights several important community issues, including housing affordability, suicide prevention, mental health, and addiction recovery. Gallup discusses the county’s recent housing summit, which brought together government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, and other organizations to ex...

The interview highlights the upcoming fall season at San Juan College’s Henderson Fine Arts Center and the wide variety of cultural events planned for the community. It discusses the Balloon Glow, featuring hot-air balloons, live entertainment, food trucks, crafts, and family activities, as well as upcoming comedy, storm-chasing, and immersive arts events.  The conversation also introduces the Cin...

The “Adopt a Pet Tuesday” segment on KSJE highlights several dogs currently available for adoption at the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. Amber Francisco introduces Heaven, a sweet one-year-old shepherd mix; Millie, a smart five-month-old puppy who needs patience and guidance; and Mr. Pork Chop, a well-mannered two-year-old Doberman mix.  The shelter is currently very full and encourages peopl...

In this interview, Aztec Schools Superintendent Lauren Laws discusses the latest developments and achievements within the district. She highlights the success of Homecoming Week, strong student attendance, current enrollment numbers, and recent academic assessment results in reading and math.  Laws also explains the district’s “True North” leadership focus, efforts to strengthen school culture and...

The interview with Tim Gibbs of Four Corners Economic Development highlights the ongoing efforts to strengthen economic development in San Juan County and the Four Corners region. Gibbs discusses business recruitment, workforce development, housing shortages, international opportunities, and the importance of developing industrial sites and infrastructure. He emphasizes using data, understanding l...

Today's interview highlights New Mexican musician Delbert Anderson and his successful career as a jazz performer with the Delbert Anderson Quartet. Anderson discusses his upcoming free performance in Kirtland, a community that played an important role in inspiring his musical journey.  He shares how local mentors, his upbringing, and the peaceful surroundings of the Four Corners have shaped his un...

This interview highlights the important work of Sean McTavish, Central Sterile Processing Manager at San Juan Regional Medical Center, and his team’s role in keeping surgical instruments safe and sterile. Sean explains the detailed processes involved in cleaning, inspecting, sterilizing, tracking, and preparing medical equipment for procedures throughout the hospital and surrounding clinics.  He a...

The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter is highlighting several dogs available for adoption this week, including Marvin, Trouble, and Temptress. Marvin is a playful one-year-old with lots of energy and a fun personality, while nine-month-old Trouble and Temptress are playful littermates looking for loving forever homes.  The shelter is currently at full capacity for dogs and encourages people to vi...

Today's interview with Jamie Church of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce highlights the many community events and business activities taking place throughout the fall season in the Four Corners region. Jamie discusses upcoming Chamber events, including Fall Crawl, Business After Hours, Focus on Farmington, and a 50th-anniversary celebration, while emphasizing the importance of regional collaborat...

The interview features archaeologist Paul Reed discussing his concerns about recent changes to federal policies affecting historic preservation, public lands, and Indigenous cultural resources. He explains how changes to national monuments, including Bears Ears, and shortened public comment periods have created uncertainty for archaeologists, tribes, environmental groups, and local communities.  R...

In this interview, Jenny Lee Ryan from the Farmington Public Library highlights the many free resources, programs, and events available to the community throughout September. She discusses Library Card Sign-Up Month, digital services such as Hoopla and Libby, and upcoming activities including Dungeons & Dragons, Pokémon Go, Twilight trivia, and a Dolly Parton celebration.  The library will als...

San Juan College FA 2026 Student Rush: Students learn about student clubs and other activities they can take part in during their time at San Juan College. KSJE is a community-supported public radio station! Join us today at http://www. KSJE.com/support Did you like this program?  Share it! :-)   See how you can support KSJE here: http://www. KSJE.com/support  (Some music is licensed under a Creat...

This Adopt a Pet Tuesday segment on KSJE highlights several dogs available for adoption through the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. Amber Francisco introduces Nyla, Zara, and Magnolia, each with unique personalities and needs, while encouraging families to find the pet that best fits their lifestyle.  The shelter is currently nearly full of dogs and welcomes community members to consider adopt...

The interview highlights the upcoming Healthy Living Expo 2027 , organized by the San Juan Health Council and supported by local community partners. Julie Smith discusses her pottery business, Clay Smith Pottery Designs, and explains how creativity, hobbies, and community involvement can contribute to healthy living and overall well-being.  The expo will feature up to 125 free booths showcasing bu...

The interview highlights the National Day of Service held in San Juan County to honor and remember those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. Seth Bingham discusses the many volunteer projects organized throughout the community, including maintaining local parks, painting at McGee Park, supporting Childhaven, organizing clothing and hygiene donations, and building accessibility ramps.  The...

This morning's interview highlights the launch of the new San Juan Youth Coalition, an after-school program designed for youth ages 13–18 in San Juan County. The coalition will be completely youth-led, allowing participants to choose activities such as art, playback theater, community service, and learning projects focused on local issues like bullying, peer pressure, and substance use.  The progr...

Chili Fest is a community event returning to Farmington, hosted by Come As You Are Ministry to revive a local tradition and bring families together. The event will feature chili tasting and a friendly cooking competition with categories including red, green, pozole, and an open chili category.  Attendees can also enjoy live music, vendors, face painting, a bounce house, and a mechanical bull. Proc...

The interview with Farmington Schools Superintendent Cody Diehl highlights several exciting developments at the start of the new school year. Topics include student achievements, improvements to athletic fields, community support, the district’s new website, new school leadership, and upcoming construction projects.  Diehl also discusses declining enrollment and the district’s efforts to provide s...

This interview discusses Title IX compliance in Bloomfield Schools, focusing on providing equal athletic opportunities for male and female students. Ben Tensay explains the three-part test used to measure compliance: proportional participation, expanding opportunities, and accommodating student interests.  He also highlights Bloomfield’s strong athletic participation, community and family support,...

The interview highlights San Juan College’s strong enrollment growth and its continued efforts to improve student success and retention. Dr. Toni Hopper Pendergrass discusses expanded dual-credit courses, career training, internships, transfer opportunities, and support services designed to help students graduate and enter family-sustaining careers. She also outlines new campus improvements, stude...