KGLP Podcasts

7/24/16 2nd half of concert w/ Opera/Red Rock String/Gallup Choir

The full recording of the second half from the July 24, 2016 concert, a

Sacred Music Concert: Featuring Bach’s Magnificat

at the Sacred Heart Cathedral, featuring a collaborative performance by the Red Rock String Ensemble, the Gallup Community Choir, plus faculty and workshop participants from the Land of Enchantment Opera.

Nightly opera performances take place after the Native dancers in Gallup's Court House Square, through July 31st.

Mozart’s Cosi fan tutte will be performed at Gallup's El Morro Theater this Saturday, July 30, 2016 and this Sunday, July 31, 2016, both at 3:30pm:

When:
Saturday, July 30, Opening Night, 3:30 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mozarts-cosi-fan-tutte-tickets-25604544883
Sunday, July 31, 3:30 pm
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mozarts-cosi-fan-tutte-2-tickets-25604698342
Where:
El Morro Theatre -207 W Coal Ave

With the Albuquerque Youth Symphony Orchestra
And the Gallup Community Choir

Ferrando and Guglielmo, two young officers discuss the true faithfulness of their fiancées. A cynical old man, Don Alfonso, joins in their conversation and bets them that if they give him one day’s time, he can prove to them that all women are fickle. Ferrando and Guglielmo agree to the wager. Sisters, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, the two fiancées, happily compare pictures of their boyfriends when the two officers arrive telling them that they have been called for war. Secretly, they will return in disguise and do whatever Alfonso says.

Finish early on Saturday and enjoy the Route 66 Freedom Ride, Flight & Cruise Festival Afterwards (http://www.gogallup.com/route-66-ride-flight-cruise/)!

Full details at:

http://landofenchantmentopera.com/2016-opera-season/

Singer/Writer Charlene Oliver on Orphan Train, her novel of the Holocaust

Charlene Oliver, who spoke with KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub, has often been defined by
"The song with a life of it's own":

 "I've Never Been To Me" was first released in 1976. It was, by the standards of the day, ahead of it's time. It reached #97 on the Billboard charts. When it was re-released in 1982 it climbed to #3 in the US and #1 in the UK where Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder dominated the chart
with Ebony and Ivory.
 
By then Charlene had left Motown Records and was working in a sweet shop in England.
The song was one of the biggest hits of that year. Nearly a decade later, it was featured as the
opening song of the hit movie The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, which garnered her a large LGBT following. Last year Jimmy Fallon chose  the song to perform on his hit TV show. 
                           
Charlene released six albums all together but her creativity reached beyond music. She has written two books, her autobiography and a children's book. Now she has partnered with Olly Olly All In Free Productions to launch the release of her new Historical Fiction Novella "Orphan Train", Charlene's story of Christina Nava. She is fifteen years old in a small village in Poland. Follow her as the Nazi's invade her country and banish her and her family to the Jewish Ghettos. Next stop will be Ravensbruck Concentration Camp.  Her epic journey through the Holocaust will be a tale
of horror, death and anguish as she searches for love, hope....and Freedom...

Arlington National Cemetary & Tomb of Unknowns - Thomas Tudor

On July 13, 2016, Thomas Tudor, former Honor Guard Sentinel and Commander of the Relief for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetary, spoke about the Tomb of the Unknowns and some stories behind the final resting places of many historical figures and celebrities.

Interview with Bronco Martinez, Navajo Cowboy, at KGLP, Gallup, NM

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub with guest Bronco Martinez, Rodeo Cowboy, Bull Fighter, Rodeo Clown, Artist, Cowboy Poet, and Singer-Songwriter

Comment on Gold Mine Spill by NM's U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich

Comment on Gold Mine Spill by NM's U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich

Wrap of NM Teacher Appreciation Week (5/2-5/6/16)

 KGLP Station Manager discusses Teacher Appreciation Week, coming to an end on May 6th, 2016, with phone guest Debra Haaland, Chair of New Mexico's Democratic Party (deb@nmdemocrats.org)

Books: The Atomic Weight of Love author Elizabeth J. Church

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with author Elizabeth J. Church about her novel, "The Atomic Weight of Love", which looks at the lives of women involved with the men of the Manahattan Project working in Los Alamos, NM during the 1940's.

More at:  http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25810606-the-atomic-weight-of-love

Gallup's Rick Kruis discusses solar, earthships, electric bikes, & more!

Gallup's Rick Kruis, formerly an ER physician, now is juggling many projects and interests, and discusses Earth Ships, solar, electric bikes, search and rescue, air ambulance services, and more with KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub.

Ft. Wingate Army Depot land settlement discussion (airing 5/201/16)

Navajo citizens from the Ft. Wingate, New Mexico area discuss their wish for more consideration of archaelogical and engineering studies prior to deciding on the splitting up of the former Army Depot.

Red Rock String Ensemble 4/17/16 concert preview

Bill Krzymowski of Red Rock String Ensemble and the April 17, 2016 guest soloist, guitarist Liam Murphy, discuss the upcoming concert with KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub.  The event will take place at 4pm this Sunday, April 17th, at Gallup's First United Methodist Church, and is free to the public.