KGLP Podcasts

NM State House Dist.9 candidate Arval McCabe

Dan Kruis speaks with Arval T. McCabe, Red Lake Chapter President from the Navajo Nation, who is a Democrat, challenging incumbent, Democrat Patty Lundstrom, in the race for State House Representative,  District 9 - the Primary is scheduled for June 4, 2024.  The other challenger is Democrat, Christopher Hudson.

UNM-Gallup Biz Art Bootcamp April 19 and 20 - 2024 - preview

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with UNM-Gallup lecturer Dana Aldis, who previews the upcoming "Business of Art Bootcamp" happening from 9am until 3pm, MDT, on Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20, 2024, a free event with seminars and artist panels, to be held in the campus's Calvin Hall Auditorium.  The flyer is available at:

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Gallup's 4 Corners Detox expands outpatient services on April 1, 2024

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Maura Schanefelt of Gallup's 4 Corners Detox Center, and Kourtney Muῆoz, of the Santa Fe Recovery Center, its parent organization, about the coming expansion of outpatient services to 1808 E Aztec.

Website:  https://www.sfrecovery.org/

The March 4, 2024 press release on the expansion of 4 Corners Detox Center planned for April 1, 2024 may be seen at: https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/648e40c3-d44c-47f5-bec6-8a52b8595c41/downloads/SFrecovery%204corners%20Detox%20moves%20040124.pdf?ver=1710523812827:

Four Corners Detox Recovery Center moves to new facility - New Office on East Aztec to Provide Medication Assisted Treatment and Telehealth Services -
Beginning April 1, 2024, residents of Gallup and the surrounding areas will have an easier time accessing outpatient services for substance use disorder treatment. Four Corners Detox Recovery Center (FCDRC) announced today that it will move its outpatient program to the Aztec Professional Building at 1808 E Aztec made possible with funding from a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) grant.
FCDRC will host an open house at the new facility on April 3rd. Email kmunoz@sfrecovery.org for details and to RSVP. 

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About the Santa Fe Recovery Center - (SFRC) is a non-profit, CARF-accredited (Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) substance use disorder (SUD) treatment center operating in Santa Fe and Gallup, NM. SFRC was established in 2005 to respond to the long-existing problem of substance use plaguing Northern New Mexico. SFRC provides detoxification, residential treatment, regular and intensive outpatient treatment, and medication-assisted treatment. In 2020, at the request of the State of New Mexico Department of Health and the New Mexico Human Services Department, Santa Fe Recovery Center was tapped to fill the void in evidence-based SUD treatment options in McKinley County in an effort to help eliminate gaping health disparities in this rural, underserved community. Shortly thereafter, Four Corners Detox Recovery Center (FCDRC) was established in Gallup, NM.

Gallup Community Health's Val Wangler and Kris Pikaart discuss move & more

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Gallup Community Health's Executive Director, Val Wangler, and Kris Pikaart, who is heading up GCH's new Behavioral Health program.

2024 Press Release: “Gallup Community Health has moved to a larger space. Because of the demand for our services, we are bursting at the seams. We are now seeing patients at our new location, which is: 2111 College Drive, in Gallup....the former RMCH College Clinic building. Gallup Community Health’s phone number is the same as is our commitment to providing excellent, accessible health care for all, regardless of ability to pay. If you need to make an appointment or contact a provider after hours for an urgent need, call 505-397-5172. We are accepting new patients. Remember, all appointments are taking place at our new location... 2111 College Drive”

             More information is available at:

           https://gallupcommunityhealth.org/

Gallup's ART123 hosting Spring Break Youth Art Camp 3/11-3/15/24

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Dana Aldis, ART123's Studio Coordinator, about the March 11 - 15, 2024 Spring Break Art Camp (9am - 3pm each day) at

ART123 Gallery - Play art games, learn to weave with everything from yarn to straws, make dolls, bracelets, a masterpiece basket, and new friends!  $150/camper 

Register by March 6: www.galluparts.org/springbreak

UNMG Black History Month event - Part ONE - intro and music

Dr. Marsha Hardeman speaks at UNMG on Feb. 2, 2024 for Black History Month

Dr. Marsha K. Hardeman spoke at UNM-Gallup, for Black History Month, on February 2, 2024: Black History is American History.  Marsha hadn’t always envisioned herself as the multi-talented law school graduate, educator, and civil rights advocate that she is now. Born in Indiana, Hardeman originally 
studied sociology and psychology. Fascinated by the human psyche and why people do the things 
they do, she knew she wanted to work with people. She had a passion for helping people and being 
involved in her community and saw these fields as ways to continue doing that professionally. It was 
not until she moved to New Mexico with her husband in the 1970s that she thought about graduate 
school, and what her next steps might be.
While looking into graduate programs, she saw that the UNM School of Law was ranked nationally 
as one of the top five clinical law programs. “The idea that this clinical law program sought to serve 
the community appealed to me, so I applied,” she says. Turns out, it was one of the best decisions she
ever made.
After admission to the UNM School of Law, Hardeman found many ways to get involved. At the 
time, the Dean was Fred Hart, and Robert Desiderio was the Associate Dean. Hardeman recalls both 
leaders very fondly and says that the school felt like a second home. “Students had the opportunity to
forge relationships with professors, which was such a rare thing. Many of those relationships have 
lasted until this day. There is a distinct longevity to these friendships; people have stayed connected 
and are still friends all these years later.”

For nearly all three years of law school, she baked her way through. She first started by bringing in 
homemade goods and sharing them with the faculty as gifts. Fred Hart, the dean at that time, who 
savored the smell of the homemade fruit cake, told her she should start selling them, and with his 
blessing, she did just that. With the honor system, she’d leave the goodies in the cafeteria, and 
students and faculty would put some change into a little, slotted coffee can she had made. At the end 
of the day, she’d go collect her money, and that’s how she helped pay her way through school.
Outside of her baking hobby, Hardeman found many ways to get involved with the school and her 
fellow students. She was the first woman and first Black student elected as the Student Bar 
Association president, from 1976-77, and she also served as the Black American Law Students’ 
Association (B.A.L.S.A.) president from 1975 through 1976. After she graduated in 1977, she went 
on to work for the City of Albuquerque in the City Attorney’s office, as court administrator for the 
old municipal court, then later as personnel director for the City. Before she left her various roles 
with the City, she had served under three (and a half!) different mayors, with additional service as 
Director of the Human Services Department and Director of the Albuquerque Convention Center. 
Her career then took her in different and diverse directions, a testament to her character and her 
desire to stay active, continuously be learning and engaged with her communities. From starting her 
own management training/consulting business and educating people about employment law, legal 
liabilities in the workplace, cultural diversity and civil rights trainings, to teaching at the University 
of Phoenix in subjects ranging from criminal justice, human resources management, business law and
business communications, Hardeman has done it all, and continues to be actively involved in a 
variety of ways with her church and community.
But Hardeman doesn’t just define herself in these ways; she believes in being a well-rounded 
individual with many different experiences because that’s how she believes you grow and learn. 
Something she views as a lifelong pursuit.

Post-Roe = 4 Corner Ob-Gyn’s n Community Activists Connie Liu + Hannah Palm

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Dr. Connie Liu and Dr. Hannah Palm, Ob-Gyn's & Community Activists in the Four Corners region of the United States, about reproductive healthcare access in New Mexico and the Southwest since the SCOTUS Dobbs decision rolled back the rights afforded by the Roe v Wade decision of half a century before.

This local segment airs at the end of the 7th of seven podcast episodes produced by The Nocturnists:  "Post-Roe America", airing on KGLP each Friday from December 1 through December 22, 2023:  Through intimate conversations with abortion providers nationwide, "The Nocturnists: Post-Roe America" delves into the aftermath of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. Hosted by family and reproductive medicine physician Ali Block, this series explores the profound clinical, logistical, and emotional implications of the 2022 Dobbs decision from the frontlines of reproductive healthcare.

Link to the "Post-Roe America" podcast:  https://exchange.prx.org/series/45532-post-roe-america

Gallup Relay for Life Holiday Home Tour planned for 12/10/2023

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Joyce Graves about Gallup Relay for Life's Holiday Home Tour,  planned for December 10, 2023:

The Relay For Life Holiday Tour of Homes

benefits the American Cancer Society,

and is planned for Sunday, December 10^th.

 

Attendees will meet at Grace Bible Church,

222 Boulder Drive, in Gallup, by around 4:30 pm,

with the home tours then starting at 5 p.m.

 

For more information, you may call:

Joyce, 505-862-1457, or Linda, 505-879-5384.

 

The Flyer is posted to KGLP dot ORG,

on the “PSA’s and Events” page.

 

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Preview of Aaron Berg Artist Talk @ UNMG planned for 6pm MDT on 10/19/23

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with UNMG Ingham Chapman Gallery director Dana Aldis and featured artist Aaron Berg about his exhibition and show, "The Harvest", with Mr. Berg's artist talk planned for 6-7 p.m. MDT on Thursday, October 19, 2023 at UNMG's Calvin Hall

The flyer and artist's abstract is available at:

 

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