The Scott Michlin Morning Program

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 for the pageant and its mission to promote health insurance education and empowerment within Indigenous communities. The interview concludes with Rhianna sharing advice for the next Miss Indigenous, encouraging her to enjoy the experience, be herself, and make lasting memories.

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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 CinemaTech film series, speaker programs, music performances, and an upcoming art exhibition. Overall, the interview emphasizes San Juan College’s goal of providing affordable, family-friendly arts and entertainment for the local community.

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 people to consider adopting these deserving animals. Listeners are also reminded to visit local shelters and rescue organizations when looking to add a new pet to their family.

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 trust, and strategies for improving student achievement and graduation rates. The conversation also touches on engaging today’s students through technology, innovative teaching methods, and stronger connections among staff, students, and the community.