The Scott Michlin Morning Program

Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Emma & Ellie are joined in the studio with the head of San Juan College's Native American Center, Brandon Ashley!

San Juan County Partnership: Meet new Associate Director Selece Gathings. 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/4.0/...

This interview highlights a special fundraising event hosted by the Aztec Museum and Pioneer Village at the historic Tully House in Flora Vista. Executive Director John Monninger and local historian Patty Tharp discuss the immersive experience, which gives attendees a rare opportunity to visit one of the oldest homesteads in San Juan County and learn about the pioneering Tully family who settled t...

This interview highlights recent accomplishments and future plans for Farmington Municipal Schools, featuring Superintendent Cody Diehl and members of the district’s communications team. The discussion covers successful athletic seasons, academic achievements, bilingual education recognition, music and fine arts programs, and graduation celebrations across the district.  Diehl also shares updates...

 The “Adopt a Pet Tuesday” segment on KSJ featured Amber Francisco from the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter discussing several dogs available for adoption. She introduced Marvin, an energetic shepherd mix who loves adventure, Sally, a gentle mixed breed with a sweet personality, and Dora, a calm and affectionate shepherd mix looking for a loving home.  Amber explained that the shelter staff wor...

Bloomfield Schools: May 2026 Update: Superintendent Lynda Spencer & Math Coordinator Amanda Akers. 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://creative...

Riverfest in Farmington officially kicked off at Berg Park with opening ceremonies featuring speeches from Mayor Nate Duckett, Parks and Recreation Director Natalie Spruell, and organizers from the River Reach Foundation. The event celebrates Farmington’s 125th anniversary, the River Reach Foundation’s 40th anniversary, and the community’s connection to the Animas River through parks, recreation,...

This interview features Detective  Nick Adegite and Public Information Manager Rebekah Click from the San Juan County Sheriff's Office discussing the growing problem of scams and fraud in their community and across the country.  They explain how scammers use technology, social media, fake identities, and emotional manipulation to steal money and personal information from victims of all ages. The c...

The interview highlights New Mexico’s 529 education savings plans and how they help families save money for future educational expenses. Jeff Turcotte from the New Mexico Education Trust Board explains that these tax-advantaged accounts can now be used for a wide range of expenses, including K-12 private school tuition, college costs, trade schools, apprenticeships, and even professional developme...

The interview focused on recent updates and achievements within the Central Consolidated School District as the school year comes to a close. Superintendent Steve Carlson discussed leadership changes at several schools, including the appointment of Ervin Trujillo as the new principal of Shiprock High School, while also highlighting staff appreciation efforts such as a $2,000 stipend for all distri...

During an Adopt-a-Pet Tuesday segment on KSJE, Farmington Regional Animal Shelter representative Amber Francisco highlighted three dogs available for adoption:  Bran, a playful pit-heeler mix who has spent more than 324 days at the shelter; Toby, a cheerful mixed breed who loves other dogs; and Goose, an affectionate shepherd mix eager for a forever home. Francisco encouraged potential adopters to...

Aztec Schools: Superintendent Lauren Laws: May 2026 Update. 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/4.0/ ) Watch other...

Welcome back to Campus Chronicles! In this episode hosts, Emma & Ellie, discuss what happens when your future plans don't always work out, & how to move on from disappointment. 

Farmington, New Mexico, is set to officially become a Purple Heart City during a Memorial Day weekend ceremony honoring wounded veterans and Purple Heart recipients. The event was organized by local veteran Bill Simkins and Purple Heart recipient Matthew Sims, who helped bring the designation to the community after visiting the area during a veterans retreat.  Sims, a retired Army combat medic and...

Representatives from San Juan Regional Medical Center discussed the importance of EMS services during National EMS Week, emphasizing when people should call 911 for true emergencies such as strokes, heart attacks, severe bleeding, and major trauma. They explained that EMS crews in San Juan County cover a huge 5,500-square-mile area with only about eight ambulances available at a time, responding t...

On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends & guests, Pal, Opie & Venus!

Chamber Chat: Learn what's happening with the Chambers of Commerce in #FarmingtonNM & #AztecNM!   Representatives from the Farmington Chamber of Commerce and the Aztec Chamber of Commerce discussed upcoming events, business programs, and efforts to strengthen regional collaboration in San Juan County.  Jamie Church highlighted Farmington Chamber initiatives such as networking events, customer...

This segment features public speaking honors student, Lisa Lopez, who has just finished out her semester here at San Juan College. She is joined by her professor/host, Scott Michlin this morning to deliver her final speech for the class. In her speech, she touches on topics such as the benefits of gardening, & why good things are always worth the wait!

Presbyterian Medical Services:  PMS Community Compass/Navigation Center, Festival of Trees & More! Jyl Adair from Presbyterian Medical Services discussed the many community services offered through the organization, including the growing success of the Community Compass in Farmington, which has already helped more than 220 people this year. The Community Compass serves as a one-stop resource c...

 Paul Reed of Archaeology Southwest discussed ongoing efforts to protect the area surrounding Chaco Canyon from oil and gas development after the federal government proposed reducing or eliminating the current 10-mile protection zone. Reed explained that more than 100,000 public comments were submitted opposing the changes, with most people urging the government to leave the protections in place....

The Farmington Public Library is preparing for its “Unearth a Story” summer reading program, which encourages kids and families to keep reading over the summer to prevent learning loss. Registration is open now through the Beanstack app and website, and participants can begin logging books on May 30 during the kickoff carnival. The program includes themed events all summer long, such as concerts,...

 The Farmington Museum is hosting a special lowrider culture exhibit created in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, featuring photography, videos, and locally owned lowrider cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and artwork from across New Mexico. Museum director Nathan Augustine explained that the exhibit highlights the deep cultural importance of lowriding, including themes of family, faith, fr...

On this episode meet Amber Francisco's and Scott Michlin's new friends & guests,  Dante, Earl & Bandit!

The interview features Leland Nolan discussing the ongoing work of PATH in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in the Farmington community. PATH continues to provide a free 10-day emergency shelter stay, along with a 90-day program that includes job search requirements, small program fees, and a savings plan to help clients transition into permanent housing. Nolan emphasizes that the...

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. ...