KGLP Podcasts

KGLP's Yolanda Travers, host of the "Don't Worry, Be Happy" show, 2pm Mountain on Thursdays, speaks with Sister Rose Marie Ceccini, who is retiring after years of service in the area around Gallup, New Mexico, the Navajo Nation, and as a founder of Gallup Solar, among many other accomplishments.

Fort Defiance, Arizona native and expert skateboarder Di'Orr ("Diorr") Greenwood created a skateboard design with paint, artistic woodburning, and inlaid crushed turquoise. Her Navajo culture is further reflected on a deck
featuring eagle feathers and a colorful burst in hues evoking a rising or setting sun.  KGLP's Jon Decker speaks with Di'Orr and Fort Defiance postmaster Genevieve Cooley about the stamp project.

More on the stamps at:

https://www.tulsastamps.com/product/100-forever-stamps-2023-usps-first-class-art-of-the-skateboard-2023-stamp-5-books-20pcs-book/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItuOVoqjLgAMVHKRaBR2tPQxuEAAYAiAAEgLOIfD_BwE

KGLP's Yolanda Travers, host of the "Don't Worry, Be Happy" show, speaks with Dr. Dawid Rechul, MD, about his work with a sleep clinic,

The Sleep Spot - Maimonides
3500 Comanche Rd NE Ste C Albuquerque, NM 87107

https://thesleepspot.com/

1-505-998-7200

More on Dr. Rechul:

https://www.healthgrades.com/physician/dr-dawid-rechul-xymrj4c

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Ken Collins, Executive Director of the Hozho Center for Personal Enhancement, a Peer Supported wellness center, assisting recovery from addiction, with mindfulness based stress reduction, sweat lodge, and AA meetings each Wednesday @ 10am, Mountain, plus possible support for those dealing with long-term effects of traumatic brain injury.  Works with other recovery organizations, including Four Corners Detox.

 

The path toward Recovery can be difficult.  One2One is a program where an individual with substance abuse or mental health issues can meet with a Certified Peer Support Worker or "Mentor".  The individual may receive treatment service through individual sessions and support groups.  Assessment and evaluation services are available, if needed.

 

Referrals, calls and walk-ins accepted.

 

At Howard Johnson

2915 West Historic Highway 66, Room 1203

Gallup, NM 87301

hozhocenter@gmail.com

505-330-1885

 

Hozho Center flyer with a list of partnering organizations is available at:

 

https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/648e40c3-d44c-47f5-bec6-8a52b8595c41/HozhoCtrTriFoldScan.pdf

 

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KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with representatives of the Santa Fe Recovery Center and their Gallup branch organization, the Four Corners Detox Center, about services and an upcoming event:

A "Rally 4 Recovery" is planned in Gallup's Downtown Courthouse Plaza, from 10:30am until 2:30pm, MDT, on Saturday, September 16, 2023, in association with Four Corners Detox.

There will be live entertainment, food trucks, games, activities, recovery resources, art, and more.

For details, you may visit:

https://www.sfrecovery.org/recovery-rally/

or call 505-413-3447.

Four Corners Detox Recovery Center
2105 Hasler Valley Rd.
Gallup, NM 87301
505-413-3447

(a branch of the Santa Fe Recovery Center,
                           5312 Jaguar Dr.
                           Santa Fe, NM  87507
                          505-471-4985
                          https://www.sfrecovery.org/ )

...working with individuals to sustain lasting recovery from substance abuse disorders and related mental health disorders, by providing culturally relevant, evidence-based treatment and education, in partnership with other community organizations, such as GIMC, The Hozho Center, and more, through both referrals, calls and walk-ins.

Four Corners Freight Rail June 2023 Public Meetings: The Navajo Nation And San Juan County Have Formed An Important Partnership To Increase Opportunities For Our Families And Communities In Our Region Through Rail.

They Are Teaming With The Federal Railroad Administration To Evaluate And Identify Potential Railroad Routes And Facilities Along US 491 And NM 371, Environmental Benefits, And Forecast The Potential Economic Possibilities For The Region.

This Connection Would Improve Traffic Safety … And Make The Area More Attractive As A Resource For Economic Growth And Decrease Shipping Costs For Businesses.

The Four Corners Freight Rail Feasibility Study Will Consider Potential Options For Economic Development Through Rail Service … Which Could Create More Businesses Within The Region And Bring Additional Tax Revenues That Will Directly Benefit The Local School Systems And Other Social Services.

More Business Could Mean Learning Opportunities And Career Pathways For Local Children, Allowing Them To Stay In The Region And Raise Their Families Close To Home.

Join The Freight Rail Study Team For Public Information Meetings From 4 To 7 P.M. On Wednesday, June 21^st, at Newcomb High School In Newcomb, New Mexico, and on Thursday, June 22^nd, at Navajo Technical University's "Wellness Center", on the Crownpoint, New Mexico campus.

Can’t Make It? We Still Want To Hear From You. Submit Your Questions o r Comments And Learn More About The Potential Project On The Study website:

               https://www.4cornersfreightrail.com/.

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KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with New Mexico's Taxation and Revenue Secretary, Stephanie Schardin Clarke, about tax rebates coming to the State's residents in June 2023, sharing income from oil and gas well receipts.

KGLP's Keiyah Jones speaks with Loren Anthony, who appears in the film, "How to Blow Up a Pipeline", which makes its screen debut at 7pm on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, in El Morro Theatre.  The flyer is available at: https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/648e40c3-d44c-47f5-bec6-8a52b8595c41/Film%20How%20to%20Blow%20Up%20a%20Pipeline.jpg/:/cr=t:0%25,l:0%25,w:100%25,h:100%25 (at KGLP.org, in "PSA's and Events", or https://kglp.org/psas-%26-events.)

KGLP Station Manager Rachel Kaub speaks with Dr. Carmela Lanza, English professor at UNM-Gallup, and one of the editors in the Red Mesa Review Collective, i.e., the publishers, inviting submissions from UNMG students, staff, faculty, area community members - anyone, by sometime April 1, 2023.  At 5:30pm MDT on Thursday, April 6, 2023, UNMG's Zollinger Library Atrium will have a hybrid in-person / ZOOM reading and open mic evening.  The ZOOM link is https://unm.zoom.us/J/95822015476