
Talk Podcasts; Albuquerque NOW!
Albuquerque NOW! Conversation in a pizza and beer setting. Counter to the World's concerns about politics, COVID and returning to the important task of living.
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05 Aug, 2020
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In this episode of Albuquerque NOW!, we sit down with John Emory, director of the Rio Grande Symphonic Band, to explore how this dynamic community ensemble came to life. John shares the inspiring story of the band’s beginnings, what it takes to become a member, and his own musical journey—from his early years as a young musician to his career as a music educator and conductor. Join us for an engaging conversation about the power of music, community, and the enduring spirit of performance in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque NOW! Conversation in a pizza and beer setting. Counter to the World's concerns about politics, COVID and returning to the critical task of living. Are Electro-Volt Vehicles finally a practical solution to the world's changing need for consuming products that are basic to our way of life? Rubin, an Albuquerque resident and recent graduate of the University of New Mexico, in psychology, joins me on this interesting and informative topic.
Acknowledgments: Ozzy Osbourne, “I don't want to Change the World” Album: No More Tears, Label: Epic Records, Released: 1991, ABBA, "Dancing Queen" Album: Arrival Label: Polar; Epic; Atlantic Released: 1976
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Albuquerque NOW! Conversation in a pizza and beer setting. Counter to the World's concerns about politics, COVID and returning to the critical task of living. What is a Virtual World War? Are we in a World War Economy? When $6/gallon sounds like a steal... US fuel producers are on track to rake in record cash windfalls. Are we living in a recession? Can our community absorb living with MAGA in politics? These questions are personally confusing. I interviewed Rubin, an Albuquerque resident and recent graduate of the University of New Mexico, in psychology, and asked him to tackle this topic.
Acknowledgments: Ozzy Osbourne, “No More Tears” Album: No More Tears, Label: Epic Records, Released: 1991
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Albuquerque NOW! Conversation in a pizza and beer setting. Counter to
the World's concerns about politics, COVID and returning to the
important task of living. In trying to use tools such as Dream Boards
or Story Boards which are a series of visual life markers and goals, the value can get
lost in the individual's search for quick life fixes, and a search for
values that lack authentic desires or are personally confusing. I
interview Rubin who is an Albuquerque resident and recent graduate of
the University of New Mexico in psychology and asked him to tackle this
sensitive topic.
Acknowledgments: Dwight Yoakam, A Thousand Miles From Nowhere (This Time, Reprise Records on March 23, 1993)
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The challenge to do more. A conversation in a pizza and beer setting discusses the improvements needed in New Mexico colleges to ensure good outcomes student attendance and reduction in student debt., appreciating our heritage and the icons that started from people who had a passion to protect and improve our unique ethnic experiences and an interview with author JJ Alexander presents his unique experience relating to helping people. Acknowledgments to Dan Hartman - Relight My Fire (1979) featuring vocals Loleatta Holloway, ACDC/Born In Black by Max Power (1976), The Commodores-Brick House (1977)
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