Albuquerque Journal

Joe Phy, vice president of strategic initiatives at Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico joins Gino to discuss the recently signed "International Food Exchange Program", that was signed earlier this week between Roadrunner Food Bank and the Mexican Food Banking Network. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas...

Presented By: CNM Our guest for episode 19 of Tech Outlook is Doug Campbell. Campbell is an Albuquerque native who studied civil engineering and aerospace at the University of New Mexico, earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees while competing in a professional mountain biking circuit. He then moved to the Denver Front Range area, working for tech companies and ultimately starting two companies th...

Good News Reporter Gino Gutierrez recaps the good news stories from July so far. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Former police chief of the Albuquerque Police Department Mike Geier sits down with Gino to discuss the recent charity hockey game involving members of the Albuquerque Police Department and Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office versus the NM Hockey All Stars. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@a...

Presented By: CNM The guest on episode 18 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Kevin Lorenzen. Kevin can use a cell phone, but his wife says she physically can’t. Self-diagnosed with electromagnetic hypersensitivity, or EHS, she reports symptoms of brain fog, headaches or exhaustion when she’s around radio frequency radiation. Lorenzen, whose background is in engineering, came on the Tech Outlook podcas...

City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Director Dave Simon joins Gino to talk about the recently activated "Operation Cooldown" and how the city is working to keep families cool during the warm temperatures. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Presented By: CNM The guest on episode 17 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Las Cruces resident Jamila Gilbert, the internal communications lead for Virgin Galactic, became an astronaut in August 2023 when she flew on Virgin Galactic’s spaceship Unity. It’s a day she’ll never forget. With turquoise in her pockets, Gilbert floated weightlessly in a rocketship cabin while looking at “the most brilliant...

In episode six of Reider's Block, Journal staff writer Sean Reider is joined by New Mexico head coach Bronco Mendenhall to discuss his first six months on the job, finishing the roster, new transfers and the schedule this fall.

Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury sits down with Gino to discuss recent funding she secured for several new fire stations around New Mexico and reflects on handing out Valentine's Day cards to veterans this past February. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Presented By: CNM The guests on episode 16 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Tom Chepucavage, the co-founder and CEO of Flow Aluminum. Rethinking batteries. That’s the concept behind Flow Aluminum, an Albuquerque company that is working to scale up aluminumbased batteries, instead of the more traditional lithium batteries. The company is only one year old and Chepucavage shared insights on the compan...

Presented By:WNMU Listen as Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the high school sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you don't want to miss.

Presented By:WNMU Listen as Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the high school sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you don't want to miss.

Gino sits down with Maralyn Beck, Founder and Executive Director of New Mexico Child First Network, to discuss the recent "Foster Family and Friends Appreciation Picnic and Fishing Extravangza" that took place over the weekend, that saw over 600 foster families descend onto Tingley Beach for a day of fun and fishing. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerq...

Presented By: CNM The guests on episode 15 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Dawn Dewey and Trishelle Kirk, co-owners of Soilutions. The problem is food waste and a solution is Soilutions. Soilutions is a South Valley-based composting business. It takes organic material from other businesses, like grocery stores or landscaping businesses, and slowly composts the material until the compost or soil is...

Bernalillo County Clerk Linda Stover joins Gino to discuss the recent winners of her office's "I voted" sticker contest and to discuss several Valentine's Day weddings she officiated this earlier this year. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Presented By: CNM The guest on episode 14 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Darren Raspa, the historian for AFRL in Albuquerque. A native of Los Angeles who previously worked on an ambulance, Raspa has a doctorate from the University of New Mexico and started at AFRL with an internship.

In this episode of Leading Ladies of Rio Rancho, Editor Tracy Goldizen sits down with Dora Dominguez, Director Of County Business & Economic Development. Email editor@rrobserver.com to nominate a guest for a future episode.

Good News Reporter Gino Gutierrez recaps last week's good news stories and details his own personal highlights from each story. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Presented By:WNMU Listen as Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the high school sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you don't want to miss.

Presented By: CNM The guest on episode 13 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Julia Selker who is the executive director of the Working for Advanced Transmission Technologies Coalition, or the WATT Coalition. The organization focuses on tackling economic and policy obstacles through gridenhancing technologies, or GETs, on the U.S. transmission grid. Selker sat down with the Journal on the Tech Outlook...

Gino is joined by Jessica Carothers, owner of Blo Blow Dry Bar and Waxing The City. Carothers and several of her salon employees hosted a free self-care day god the residents of the Barrett House Shelter a head of Mother's Day. Please don’t be shy. It’s time to brag about some of the good things in Albuquerque and beyond. You can email your good news ideas to goodnews@abqjournal.com.

Presented By:WNMU Listen as Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the high school sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you don't want to miss.

Presented By: CNM The guest on episode 12 of the Tech Outlook podcast is Brian Rashap, who is an Internet of Things and Quantum educator for CNM Ingenuity. He teaches the Internet of Things 10-week boot camp — the next course starts next month — and he is also developing a Quantum program to build a local workforce of technicians who can work in quantum computing. We’ll get into details of both pr...

In this episode of Leading Ladies of Rio Rancho, Editor Tracy Goldizen sits down with Clementina "Clemy" Garza of Garza Enterprises, Inc. and McDonald's Owner/Operator. Email editor@rrobserver.com to nominate a guest for a future episode.

Podcaster and disability advocate Travis Davis sits down with Good News Reporter Gino Gutierrez to discuss the recent adaptive sports day held at Sandia Prep. The goal of the event was to give those in the general student body a new perspective on what athletes with disabilities go through in order to play these sports and to help them become advocates for these athletes. Please don’t be shy. It’s...