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June 2008 Zounds! is available online at kunm.org.

UNM Sees Journalistic Accolades...................................1Station of the Year!..........................................................3Making History.................................................................4

Program Grid ....................... ........................................8Program Listings..........................................................9Radio Highlights ........................................................10Program Underwriters ...............................................14

Wow.Goodnewsforjournalismsince last I wrote. When “Zounds”went topress inApril,weknew thatKUNM’s NewsDepartment hadgar-nered 17 awards in a competitionjudged out-of-state by theAssoci-atedPress.WhatwelearnedlaterwasKUNMwasselectedas“StationoftheYear”inNewMexico.Thatisagreathonor,especiallysincethisisoursev-enthyearrunningtobeBestStation.

KUNMisabletoproducenewsbecauseyoucareenoughtoinvestinourworkwithacontribution.Weearntheawardsbyhardworkfrommanypeople.Withoutadoubt,thisrecog-nitionismadepossiblebyyourhelpandparticipation.Thatisverycool,so,thankyou!

Then came word from UNM’s Communication andJournalism’sChairJohnOetzel,“Iamhappytoreportthatthe journalism and mass communication programs in thedepartment are now officially accredited. At the Accrediting CouncilmeetingonMay2,thesiteteamreportwasreviewedand the council unanimously supported our accreditation.Congratulations toallwhoworkedsohardon thisprojectandthankstoeveryonewhosupportedourefforts.”

TheMay2008pressreleasefromUNMtellsthestory.“TheAccreditingCouncilonEducation in JournalismandMassCommunicationshasunanimouslyapprovedtheaccredi-tationofthejournalismandmasscommunicationprogramsin theDepartmentofCommunication&Journalismat theUniversityofNewMexico.”

“WeareelatedwiththedecisionoftheAccreditingCoun-

cil,”statedJohnOetzel,departmentchair. Theyfoundusincompletecompliancewithallofthestandardsvalidatingtheexcellentworkofthefacultyanddepartment.Wearepleasedtostatethatourjournalismandmasscommunicationprogramsarenowaccredited.Welookforwardtoworkingwithstudents,theuniversity,community,andmediaorganiza-tionstocontinuethisexcellenceandfurtherstrengthenourprogram.”

As part of the accreditation process, anACEJMC siteteamvisitedtheDepartmentofCommunication&Journal-ism Department earlier this year in January. The councilfound thedepartment incompliancewitheachof theninestandardsoftheACEJMCincluding:Mission,GovernanceandAdministration, Curriculum and Instruction, DiversityandInclusiveness,Full-TimeandPart-TimeFaculty,Scholar-ship:Research,CreativeandProfessionalActivity,StudentServices,Resources,FacilitiesandEquipment,ProfessionalandPublicServiceandAssessmentofLearningOutcomes.

“Iamdelightedthatourprogramsinjournalismandmasscommunicationarenowaccredited,”saidBrendaClaiborne,dean,CollegeofArts andSciences. “TheCommunicationandJournalismfacultyworkeddiligentlyoverseveralyearstoachievethisdistinction.Theycarefullyevaluatedthecur-riculum, used assessment findings to strengthen the programs, and worked with communityandmediaorganizationstoen-hanceopportunitiesforstudents.Thefacultymembersaretobecommendedfortheiroutstand-ing teaching, researchandser-vice.”

Myownbelief is this: Tosustain journalism, we mustbuildspacestowelcome,birth,incubate,nurture,trainandgrad-uatejournalists.Somecometothe skill naturally. Some seektheacademicspacetogrowand

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satisfyaninnatedesiretoservethetruth.AllarewelcomeatUNM’sCommunicationandJournalismDepartment,wheretheexerciseofourcollectiveandunalienablerighttofreedomofspeechandfreedomofthepressistreasured.

ThepeopleatUNM’sDepartmentofCommunicationandJournalismcreateexcellenceinlearningthroughacademicscholarship,teachingandservicetoundergraduatemajorsandminorsincommunication,journalismandmasscommunica-tion.Atthegraduatelevel,thedepartmentoffersM.A.andPh.D.degreesincommunication.

UNM’sDepartmentofCommunicationandJournalismisworthyofyourattentionandsupport.JohnOetzel,PhD,AANP(AllAroundNicePerson),Professor,andChairoftheDepartmentwillhandleyourcall(505)277-5305oremail:joetzel@unm.edu. You can find the department online under thewww.UNM.eduwebsite’sAtoZdrop-downmenu.,

OnSaturdaynight,April26inAlbuquerque,KUNM’snewsdepartmentwon sixteenAs-sociatedPressawardsforradioexcellence.Inaddition, theawardsgarneredKUNM,onceagain, the tophonor in the largestandmost

competitiveradiomarketcategoryinthestate: Station of the Year.

Theothersixeenawardsareasfollows:Breaking News:FirstPlace:DomeniciRetires-JimWilliams,SecondPlace: KNMEBoardShakeup - JimWilliams,ThirdPlace:UNMNCAAViolations-SteveShadley/DevonArmijoFeature News:FirstPlace:“SantaFeansWorktoKeepWa-terForTheirRiver”-JimWilliams,SecondPlace:“Estan-ciaBiomassPlantPlansDrawCriticism”-JimWilliamsThird Place: “TaosResidents to See New ConservationArea”-JimWilliamsContinuing Coverage: First Place: “Opposition to OilDrillingMountsinSantaFe”-JimWilliams,SecondPlace:“LosAlamosNationalLaboratory”-JohnWestDocumentary:FirstPlace:“BandelierNationalMonumentDeals With Graffiti” - Jim Williams, Third Place: “48 Hour Filmmakers”-AdrianMartinPublic Service:FirstPlace:Domes-tic Violence Series - Jim Williams,Second Place: Sexual Assaults inSanta Fe Series - Jim Williams,ThirdPlace:AutisminNewMexico-ElaineBaumgartelSports: Second Place: UNM/NMSU Game - Devon Armijo,ThirdPlace:UNMFootballOpener-DevonArmijoWebsite:FirstPlace:KUNMNews-SamIrons

There’snowaywecouldhavedonethiswithoutyourhelp.Yoursupporthasbeenthekeythatcontinuestoturnthelocksonthedoorsofaccess.Andournewsdepartmentwillcontinuetofocusonourmissiontohelpgivethataccesstothosewholikelydeserveitmost:members of the community who traditionally haven’t hadit.

Albuquerque, Santa Fe,Taos, Socorro, Espanola, LasVegas,LosAlamosandallpointsin-between:KUNMisyourpublicradiostation.Theseawardsareforyou.,

Jim Williams, KUNM News Director

KUNM- Station of the Year!

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Preservation Hall Jazz Band

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EXPERIENCE JAZZ IN NEW MEXICO LAND OF ENCHANTMENTFunded in part by the New Mexico Tourism Department

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by Mary Oishi, Development Director

Making History...

I’llneverforgetthedaymyoldercousincalled me over to the chain link fence thatseparatedthe“bigkids’playground”fromthe“littlekids’playground.”

“Mary!Didyouhearthenews?PresidentKennedywasassassinated!”

(Insert the Twilight Zone “nah-nah-nah-nah, nah-nah-nah-nah” right here).

Inmyvery-small-childunderstandingof things, itwasabsolutelyimpossibletohaveanassassinationinmylifetimebecausethatonlyhappenedinhistoryandALLhistoryhap-penedinthepast,right?Lincolnwasassassinated,yes.Butthatwasacenturyagowhenexcitingthingslikethathappened.

Asthedecadeunfolded,Iwitnessedalotofhistory—someofitexcruciatingandsomeexhilarating.Itdidn’ttakemeverylongtorealizethathistorykeepshappening.Itdidn’ttakememuchlongertorealizethatIamaparticipantinit,thatweallcreateitaswego.

Mostofmyprofessionallifehasinvolvedmediainoneformoranother,sometimeshelpingtogetoutthestoriesthateventuallysettleintothehistorybooks,andsometimesbeinganactivepartofthem.Imustconfessthat,amongmyexperi-enceswithprint,television,andradio,mylasttwelveyearsincommunitypublicradiohavebeenmymostrewarding.

Radioisaverypersonal(thereforepowerful)medium.Itwhispersinyourear,soothes,persuades,informs,inspires,

tellsyoustories,makesyou laugh, makes youcry, makes you dance,keeps you companywhenyou’realone.Eventhose who are illiteratecanunderstand it. It isthe original interactivemedia because (unliketelevision)italwaysen-gagesyourimagination.Before EulyndaToledoBenalli’s daughter metme, Eulynda asked her

what she thought I looked like. “Oh, she’s probably a tallblonde.”Imaginationisanamazingthing.

ThenonedaywhenIwassubbingforFreeform,Iplayedacutofmountainmusic.IsaidthatIknowit’sunusualforaJapaneseAmericantolikebluegrass,butIgrewupintheApalachianMountainsandthatmusicislikemother’smilktome.Alistenercalledin,incredulous.“You’reJapanese?AlltheseyearsI thoughtyouwereAfricanAmerican!”Again,imaginationisanamazingthing.OnradioIcanbeeverythingfromatallblondetoanAfricanAmerican,dependingontheimaginationofthepersonlistening.

Iappreciatetheopportunitytobepartofthisgreatstationthatengagesyourimaginationandinvitesyoutobepartofthehistorywearemakingtogetherthisyear…andeveryyear.IappreciatethefactthatYOUreturnthegratitudebylisteningandbysupportingKUNMsowecanallkeepparticipating.Imeanthisfromthebottomofmyheart.

WithinKUNM,we—together—areabouttomakehis-tory again. KUNM has been broadcasting for more than40 years—since long before computers were part of our vocabulary(letaloneourlives).Butinjusttheyearssincewehavebeenenteringmembers inourdatabase,wehaveaccumulated39,985memberrecords.Bythetimeyoureadthis, the “member odometer” will pass that 40,000 mark. That’salotofpeoplecomingtogetherinrecentyearstokeep

KUNMalive.Someofthemhavelongsincemovedaway.Someofthemhavemovedtothenextworld.Someofthemfought—andwon—theradiowarofthe1980’s.(Nowthere’sabitofturbulentandinterestingKUNMhistory).It’sexcitingtobepartofastationthatNewMexicanscaresomuchaboutthey’lllistentoitfaithfullyyearafteryear,contributetimeandinputandenergyandmoneytokeepitvital—andeven

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fight for it if need be.

Iamhonoredtobeinside,workingand(whennecessary)fighting for it every day. I am honored because I am carrying onforotherswhogavedecadesofloveandsweatandhoursandfundstokeepKUNMforthoseofuswhodependonitandenjoyitnow.IamhonoredbecauseI’mconvincedthatit’smoreimportantthanevertokeepamajorforumlikethisaccessibletoeverybodyhereinNewMexico.Iamhonoredbecause I recognize thatKUNMplaysavital role inbothchroniclingandfacilitatingthecreationofhistory.

AsanadultIfullyunderstandthathistoryisneverdone.Andbecausehistoryisneverdone,Ibelieveweneedtostayengaged,listentoothervoices,organize,andlendourhandstoshapingthestorieswewouldliketoheartoldtomorrowabouttoday. As Sweet Honey in the Rock sings, “We are the ones we’vebeenwaitingfor.”Indeed.Thankyouforcontinuingtomakehistory(andKUNM’shistory)withtherestofus.Isaluteyou.,

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“TheDoctorCan’tSeeYouNow”isadocumentaryaboutoneofthefundamentalsofmedicineintheU.S.:primarycare.Itisastoryaboutthechangingrolesofthefamilypractitionerandinternalmedicinedoctorsbothhistoricallyandtoday.Itisthestoryofhowthecomplexityofthemodernhealthcareenvironment,theagingpopulationandnewattitudestowardspracticing medicine among doctors, have transformed thepivotalroleofthedoctoratthecenterofapatient’smedicaljourney.

The result in the short term is that patients are finding it harderandhardertogetintoseeaprimarycarephysician.Inthelongerterm,manypolicymakersandpractitionersthinkthatalackoffocusonprimarycareacrossthecountrymeansthatwearelosingoutonanimportantwayofimprovingthenation’s health and reducing the spiraling costs of health-care.

In“TheDoctorCan’tSeeYouNow,”RachelGotbaumreportsonwhy seasonedprimarycaredoctors are leavingtheirpractices,andhowtoomanynewly-traineddoctorsaremakingthedecisionthatprimarycareisanuntenablecareer.Amajorityofyoungerdoctorsarechoosinginsteadtogointospecialtieswherethehoursaremoreregularandthepaymorerewarding.

This“InsideOutDocumentary”isatimelyandimportantprogram,examiningwhatliesbehindthecrisisandwhatis

beingdonetoaddressit.ReporterRachelGotbaumwasre-centlyhonoredwithanationalMurrowawardforherradiodocumentary,“AMission,AMerger,andAMedicalCenter.”Enhanceyourexperienceofthisimportantandcompellingdocumentarybycheckingouttheirwebsite-www.insideout.org.

Thehost,RachelGotbaum,isaspecialcorrespondentforWBUR-FMinBoston.Shealsohostsandproduceswebcastsfor The New England Journal of Medicine and files stories for NationalPublicRadio.BeforecomingtoBoston,GotbaumworkedforKQED-FMinSanFrancisco.ShehasalsocoveredMarinandAlamedacountiesfortheSanFranciscoChronicle.Gotbaum has filed stories for The New York Times, Market-place,andtheCanadianBroadcastingCorporation.Beforebecomingareporter,GotbaumsangjazzinItalyandgospelmusicinOakland,CA.ShehaswonnumerousawardsforhercoverageofAIDS,stemcellresearch,ambulancediversionandtheclosingdownofnursinghomes.In2007,shewonanationalRTNDAawardforherradiodocumentarychroniclingthehistoryofBoston’soldcityhospitalandthecreationoftheBostonMedicalCenter.GotbaumgraduatedfromWes-leyanUniversityandreceivedaMasterofJournalismfromtheUniversityofCaliforniaGraduateSchoolofJournalismatBerkeley.Sheisanavidfanoffoodandcooking.

“TheDoctorCan’tSeeYouNow”airsonKUNM,Sunday,June22nd,at11a.m.,

The Doctor Can’t See You Now!

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Jeremy Scahill iscoming to Albuquerque

Friday, June 27th!He will be discussing the paperback

version of his book, Blackwater.

STAY TUNED TO KUNM FOR VENUE DETAILS!

“MEET BLACKWATER USA, the powerful private army that the U.S. government has made its

Praetorian Guard for the “global war on terror.” Blackwater has the world’s largest private military

base, a fleet of twenty aircraft, and 20,000 contractors at the ready. Run by a multimillionaire

Christian conservative who bankrolls President Bush and his allies, its forces are capable of over-throwing governments, and yet most people have

never heard of Blackwater. That is about to change.”

-from www.blackwaterbook.com

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All Things Considered M-F 5 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 5 p.m. Award-win-ning news magazine from NPR.

Alternative Radio Sat. 6 p.m. The view from the other side, from some of the most progressive writers, thinkers and activists of our time.

Bioneers Wed. 8:30 a.m. Revolu-tion from the Heart of Nature.

The Blues Show Wed. 7 p.m. The spectrum of blues music, plus interviews, live performances, and blues news.

Call-In Show Thur. 8 a.m. Live interviews with community lead-ers; call in your comments and questions at 277-KUNM.

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Children’s Radio Hour Sat. 9 a.m. Stories and music for children of all ages.

Coffee Express Fri. 1-3 a.m. Live, improvised music, voice, effects and sound collages, combined with on-air phone callers, CDs and records, tape loops, internet audio, etc. It’s not jazz, but it is caffeinated.

Corazón Tanguero, 1st and 3rd Mondays, 7:30 p.m. Music/Culture program on Argentine Tango, featur-ing works from the Old Guard of the 1920s through the Golden Age of the 30s and 40s and beyond.

Counterspin Tues. 8:30 a.m. A critique of the week’s news cover-age by other media, from FAIR .

Cyberage Sun. 1-3 a.m. Innovative elektronic music of all sub-genres; elektro, industrial, ebm, ambient, power noise, synthpop, techno and drum ‘n’ bass.

Democracy Now M-F 4 p.m. From Pacifica, diverse commenta-tors focus on the issues affecting individuals and society.

Ear to the Ground Sat. 7 p.m. A local music showcase, featuring live performances by local talent.

Espejos de Aztlan Mon. 7 p.m. Bilingual arts and public affairs program with interviews.

Folk Routes Sat. 10 a.m. A weekly sampling of the best in folk, blues to bluegrass and beyond.

Freeform Music M-F 1:30-4 p.m.; overnights. A diverse showcase of KUNM’s music library, uncovering common roots in music from differ-ent places and times.

Fresh Thur. 10 p.m. New Mexico’s international electronic and “new” music program featuring guest composers, artists and interviews.

Global Music Mon. 10 p.m. Exploration of music from around the world.

Home of Happy Feet Tues. 7 p.m. Folk music in the broadest sense of the term. Bluegrass, blues, cajun, zydeco, western swing, rockabilly, Tex-Mex, and more!

Hot Lix Sat. 8 p.m. Charlie Z. hosts a program of “oldies,” com-mentary, dedications & requests, and special guests.

House that Jazz Built Sun. 11 p.m. Uncompromising creative music from the past 30 years.

Iyah Music Thur. 7 p.m. Reggae and roots; a spectrum of African-influenced music.

KUNM Specials Sun. 11 a.m. From public affairs to holiday spe-cials, the latest and best in local and national production.

Latino USA Mon. 8:30 a.m. English-language radio journal of Latino news and culture.

Living on Earth Wed. 8 a.m. Weekly environmental news and information program, from NPR.

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Music to Soothe the Savage Beast Tues. 10 p.m. Progressive and indie rock culled from new releases you’re not likely to hear anywhere else. Plus live and recorded local music.Native America Calling M-F 11a.m. The nation’s first live daily call-in program by, for, and about native people. 1-800-99NATIVE.

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Other Voices, Other Sounds Sun. 9 p.m. Contemporary music & sound art with an international perspective.

Performance New Mexico M-F 9:01-9:06, local arts calendar; 10:01-10:06 feature on upcoming local event; calendar listings on the web at kunm.org/perfnm.

Performance Today M-F 9 a.m. A two-hour program of classical music performances, recorded live; from NPR.

Psychedelic Radio Head~ShoppeSat. 10:30 p.m. Deep tracks from the rock ‘n’ roll underground. Elec-tric music for the mind and body from the ‘60’s & ‘70’s.

Radio Theater Sun. 6 p.m. From traditional to experimental, set in the theater of the mind.

Raíces Mon. 7 p.m. & Sat. 2 p.m. Latin American Freeform music, all genres of Hispanic music.

Sage Health on Call 2nd Sunday each month, 11 a.m. Alternative and environmental health issues, with live call-in.

Salsa Sabrosa Fri. 7 p.m. Afro-Caribbean-influenced music. Hot!

Singing Wire Sun. noon. Native American music, traditional to today’s sounds of folk, C&W, rock.

Southwest Stages Wed. 10 p.m. The region’s best performances, recorded live in concert.

Spoken Word Sun. 8 p.m. You know the power of words; now hear the power of poetry. Y mas!

StarDate M-F 7 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 6 p.m. Two-minute travelguide to the universe. What to look for in the night sky, tales of ancient skylore.

Street Beat Fri. 11 p.m. New Mexico’s source for live turnta-blism, mixing and scratching a variety of rare funk, rock, jazz, and soul breaks, from the old to the new.

This American Life Sun. 4 p.m. A quirky look at modern life through fact, fiction and found tape.

This Way Out Fri. 8:30 a.m. In-ternational lesbian and gay news magazine.

Tombstone Rock Wed. 10 p.m. Ear-shredding metal music other stations are afraid to play.

Train to Glory Sun. 6 a.m. Sun-day morning Black gospel music featuring traditional, contempo-rary, and local church choirs.

Voces Feministas First Sat. every month, noon. Features the voices of third world women, and women of color.

Weekend Edition Sat. 7 a.m., Sun. 9 a.m. Weekend news magazine from NPR.

Women’s Focus Sat. noon. Women’s magazine on politics, art, culture, news, and information.

Youth Radio Sun 7 p.m. The voices of NM teens via news, com-mentary, interviews and music.

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Sunday, June 111 a.m. American Purgatory.Politicalasylumintheageofterrorism.Asylumseekersareoftenwaryoftalkingpubliclyabouttheirexperiences,whichisonereasonwhytheirstoriesareoftenleftuntold.“AmericanPurgatory”isararelookintothe asylum process from start to finish through the eyes of an asylumapplicant.Thedocumentarytakeslistenersintotheprocess of applying for asylum through the eyes of “H”, an asylumseekerfromaformerSovietcountrywhocametoNewYork in 2005. H was represented by lawyers from a large New York law firm that took on his case pro bono (free of charge). Very few asylum seekers are lucky enough to have lawyers. H goesthroughtheprocesswiththeirhelp,butthroughout,hestruggles to pay his rent and support himself without financial assistanceorthelegalrighttowork.Throughthevoicesofasylumseekers,asylumadvocatesandthoseresponsibleforenforcingU.S.asylumlaws,“AmericanPurgatory”exploresthecontradictionsofaprocessthatistheretoprotectpeopleindistress,butalsohas tovetfraudulentapplicationsandinfiltration by terrorists.

6 p.m. Radio Theatre: War of the Worlds. Aremakeoftheradiotheatrepiece broadcast by OrsonWellesandhisMercuryThe-atrethatcausedanationwidepanic seventy years ago.In this LATheatreWorksproduction,actorsfromStar TrekandStar Trek: The Next Generation recreate thatclassic radio thriller. Thebreathlesspaceandconvinc-ingdetailsmakeitclearwhy

that1938broadcastofan“eyewitnessreport”ofaninvasionfromMarswassoconvincing.“WaroftheWorlds”istrulythemotherofallspaceinvasions,offeringararecombinationofchills,thrillsandgreatliterature.

Wednesday, June 48:30 a.m. Bioneers. “DigitalDemocracy:TheCyberworldofCitizenActivism.”Garbagein,garbageout,astheearlycomputer innovators remarked about information. Avitalfreepress is the singlemost important feedback loop in ademocracy.NewmediaincludingespeciallytheInternethavechallengedthesupremacyofcorporatemediaconcentrationandjunknews.AbravenewwaveofactivistssuchasBradFriedman, John Stauber and Joan Blades are using digital

mediatorestorethedemocraticlifebloodofapeople’smedia.They’regivingvoicetothevoiceless,checkingandbalancingcorruption,andprovidinglibertyandaccessforall.

10 p.m. Southest Stages. Bestofthe2006TellurideJazzCelebrationVol.1.FeaturinganhourofJazzwiththeErnieWattsQuartet and theTerenceBlanchardSextet, recordedliveinTelluride,Colorado’sTownPark.

Friday, June 68 a.m. University Showcase. “UNMinthe21stCentury:ANewPresident’sVision.”OurguestwillbeDr.DavidJ.Schmidly,the20thPresidentoftheUniversityofNewMexico.Dr.SchmidlybeganhisleadershiproleatUNMinJune2007andwasformallyinstalledonOctober7,2007.Currently,

he has challengedthe University com-munity to embrace astrategic frameworkfor the future of theUniversity and linkitwithanewcampusmaster plan that willallow real progresson the University’smostimportantpriori-ties.Thesepriorities,as explained by Dr.Schmidly, include:teaching, research,patientcareandcom-munity service. Host-ed by Jane Blume.Produced by DickFrederiksen.

Saturday, June 76 a.m. New Dimensions. “YourWild,SacredSoul”withBillPlotkin.Deepintohiscareerasapsychotherapistandresearch psychologist, Bill Plotkin recognized that as wesurroundourselveswiththetrappingsofourculture,anddis-tanceourselvesfromnature,ahostofemotionalandspiritualtroubles emerge. He placed himself in nature’s guiding hands and found his true calling in helping others find theirs. He now leadsvisionquests,inwhichindividualsengagethenaturalworldasboththemediumandthecontextforapassagetoadulthood,andamaturitythattoooftenisbeyondreachinour urban society. He explains, “A true adult is someone who hasrecognizedconsciouslywhattheirmysticalrelationshipis

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tothenaturalworld,whichcomesintoourconsciousnessasacallingtobringaparticulargifttotheworld.”Therewardsincludearicherlife,ofcourse,buttheygomuchfurther,asourindividualsacredcallingsbecometheseedsthatliftourworldtoabrighter,morelovingplace.

6 p.m. Lannan Readings and Conversations.“AnEve-ning withAnnie Proulx and Michael Silverblatt.” AnnieProulx’sbooksincludethenovelsTheShippingNewsandThat Old Ace in the Hole; and the storycollectionsCloseRange:WyomingStories;anditssequel,BadDirt.ThroughProulx’sknowledgeofthehistoryofWyomingandtheWest,herinterestinlandscapeandplace,andhersympathyforthesheerwillittakestosurvive,weseethesearedheartoftherugged people who live in our least populated state. Her novel The Shipping News andher short story “BrokebackMountain” have both beenadaptedintocelebratedfea-ture films. The Los Angeles Times says Proulx, “has awry sense of humor ratherlikeMarkTwain’s.”MichaelSilverblatthasbeendubbed“thebestreaderinAmerica”by Norman Mailer and “anational treasure”bySusanSontag. Recorded June 4th at the Lensic Theater inSantaFe.TherecordingwasmadepossiblebytheLannanFoundation.

Sunday, June 811 a.m. Sage Health On Call. “Mind/Body/Spirittechniquesfor Emotional Health and Healing.” Live Call-in show about indigenous,integrativeandgreenerhealthways.Unresolvednegativeemotions,traumas,andincreasingstressfactorsinourlivescanallpileupfeelingsthatleadtocompulsions,destructive addictions, and other withdrawal behaviors.Thisshowwillexploreholisticwaystoassistusinreleasinginstead of projecting or repressing those emotions. StudioguestsBetsyCoffman,MasterIntuitiveChannelandPsy-chic, and Irwin Hellman, Hypnotherapist, NLP Practitioner andTimeLineTherapyPractitioner,willspeakaboutseveralmind/body/spirittechniquesforemotionalhealing,includingemotionalclearing,intuitivehealing,NLPtechniques,spiri-tualmindtreatmentandeventhe12-stepprogram:EmotionsAnonymous. Produced by Halima Christy, MA, CHt, director ofEcoSageWeillnessInstituteinAlbuquerque.

6 p.m. Radio Theatre: “TheUndecidedMolecule”byNormanCorwin.Youareabouttobeletintooneofthestrang-

esttrialsinthehistoryofjurisprudence.Amoleculerefusestobeassignedtoanyparticularsubstanceandinsistsonchoosingfor itself. Warning: It’s in rollicking rhyme from start to finish. StarringEdwardAsner,CarlReiner,CharlieRobinson,andErikaSchickel.AnLATheatreWorksproduction.

Wednesday, June 118:30 a.m. Bioneers. “TakingBacktheCountryfromtheNa-tion:FindingtheLightIntheShadows.”“Weknowwhat’swrong,”saystheiconicJungianpsychotherapistandauthorJames Hillman, “but do we know that knowing what’s wrong is some of what’s wrong?” Has “analysis paralysis” sapped ourenergyanddeterminationtotransformafailingworld?Canwecutthroughthetangletoactuallyacttomakeaposi-tivedifference?Canweturnourvicesintovirtues?ThoughHillman’s approach may sound paradoxical, his destination isthedeeperunderstandingthatleadstorealtransformation–andtotransformativeaction.

10 p.m. Southwest Stages. “Best of the 2006 ReggaeSunsplashVol.1.”FeaturingmusicandinterviewswithRicRok&MaxiPriest,recordedliveattheJournalPavilioninAlbuquerque,NM.

Friday, June 138 a.m. The Shift of the Land, Part 7. “ANationalPerspec-tive.”TheShiftofLandisa13-partserieswhichlooksatthedeepconnectionsbetweenland,cultureandagricultureinNewMexico.Thisepisodeexaminestrendsinnationalagriculture,fromtradewithintheglobalmarkettoGeneti-cally Modified Organisms. Winona LaDuke explains how her communityintheWhiteEarthReservationinMinnesotawasthreatenedbyGMOrice.Thericecouldhavecontaminatedtraditionalwildriceandwouldhave,ineffect,changedtheirculture.ProducedbySarahParker,DustyYellowThunderandEricValadez.

Saturday, June 146 a.m. New Dimensions. “CultivatingWisdom”withCharlesHalpern. Charles Halpern is a pioneer of public interest law. It is on his broad shoulders other fine public servants stand. He is an inspiration as he reveals his path of navigating the lessonsofpersonalintegrity,mindfulness,andbalancewhilecontributingwiselyandcompassionatelyinoursocialinstitu-tions. How do we bring our inner strengths to life and work? How may we be better leaders in our own communities of influence? Halpern answers these and many other questions ashedescribesalifethathasbeendedicatedtopositivesocialchange,whilebringingtogetherthespiritualwithpracticaldaily life. He says, “To bring the contemplative dimension intomainstreaminstitutionswhetheritisthelaw,medicine,academia,business,orjournalismisanextremelyimportanttask.Ithinkwehavetohold-upthecontemplativepartoflife

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andshowthatitisrelevantnotonlyformonksandcontem-platives,butthatitisanimportantpartofeachperson’slifeingeneral.Itcertainlyhasbeeninmine.”Discoveralivingexampleofalifelivedinbalance,clarity,andcompassionwhilemakingenormouscontributionstosociety.

12 p.m. Women’s Fo-cus. MeganKamericktalks to artistsTiffanyLudwig and ReneePiechocki,whocreatedtheTwo Girls Workingcollaboration.Theyarethe authors of Trap-pings: Stories of Wom-en, Power and Clothing,

whichwillalsobethefocusofacompanionexhibitopeningat516ArtsinJune.Trappingsbeginsbyaskingwomentorespondtothequestion:Whatdoyouwearthatmakesyoufeelpowerful?Two Girls Workinghaveinterviewedover530women in fifteen states, including New Mexico.

Sunday, June 1511 a.m. Life Stories - Families: Fathers, Sons & Brothers.ForFather’sDaythisisacollectionoffourstoriesofmenandfamilymadeovermanyyears,byproducerJayAllison.AllisonworkedtogetherwithChristinaEgloff,andfriends,colleagues,neighbors,strangersandwhoeverwouldtaketheloanofoneofhistaperecorders.

6 p.m. Radio Theatre. “Jack’s Last Call: SayGoodbye to Kerouac” byPatrick Fenton, based ona recording that was madein Beat Generation writerJackKerouac’sLongIslandliving room in 1964, as he prepared to move to St.Petersburg,FL-- theplacewhere he would finally end hismanyroadjourneys.OnthislastnightinNewYork,asJackhostsagoingawaypartyforhimself,hethinksbacktotheAmericahesawontheroad,ridingalongsideNealCassady,backandforthacross theUS.Throughout

the beer-soaked night, Jack reflects back on the fame he tried unsuccessfullytohidefrominNorthport,andaculturalshifttakingplaceinAmericathathashimworriedthathistimehascomeandgone.Thisplayblendstherealityofthatlastnight

withothermomentsinKerouac’slifetocreateanimageofanartistintransition.DirectedbySueZizza,narratedbyLenCariou,withmusicbyDavidAmram.

Wednesday, June 188:30 a.m. Bioneers. “BeyondtheBarCode:TheLocalFoodRevolution.” Because industrialagriculture is thesinglemostdestructivehumanactivityagainsttheenviron-ment,whatweputonourcollectiveplateandhowwegrowourfoodaregoingtobeamongthemostdecisivefactorsimpacting the fateof theEarth andpublichealth. FewjournalistshavedonemorethanMichaelPollantoserveup food for thought about our diet and food systems. He reportsontheburgeoningworldwidegrowthoflocalfoodeconomiesandatrueGreenRevolution.

10 p.m. Southwest Stages. “Bestof the2006ReggaeSunsplashVol.2.”FeaturingmusicandinterviewswithThirdWorldandTootsandtheMaytals,recordedliveattheJournalPavilioninAlbuquerque,NM.

tHuRsday JUnE �9 nOOn JAZZhost Mark WEberAs one of my old Prestige jazz Lps has agedthe image of Jesus Christ has gradually appearedin the vinyl. Today we will listen to that record anddevotionaries may come and touch it if they want.

Friday, June 208 a.m. Backroads Radio.EachepisodeofBackRoadsRadioengageslistenersinalandscapeofcompellingstoriesbywriters,storytellers,musiciansandcommunitypeople.Thishalf-hourseriesofferslistenersavarietyofperspec-tivesthroughoralandauralcraft,commentary,narratives,paceandmusic.Theintentistodeepenourconnectionswithoneanotherandourselvesthroughcreativeexpression,thepersonalvoiceandthehumanexperience.Byhearinga range of voiceswe can celebrate the extraordinary inoureverydaylives.Ingivingvoicetotheunsungheroesweawakenoursensestothestoriesthatneedtobetold.ProducedbyJudyGoldberg.

Saturday, June 216 a.m. New Dimensions. “TheArtofDemocracy”withFrancesMooreLappe.Whycan’twehaveanation—whycan’twehaveaworldwe’reproudof?Whycan’twestopwringingourhandsoverpoverty,hunger,speciesdomina-tion,genocide,anddeathfromcurablediseasethatweknowisallneedless?ThesearesomeofthequestionsposedbyFrances Moore Lappe. She says, “How do we stop being part of creating a world that we don’t want and realizeourpowertocreatetheworldwedowant?”Shefurthersdescribeswhatshecalls“Livingdemocracy.”Lappesays,

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“[My]ideaofdemocracyisthatit isalivingentitythatisnever-ending.Itisasocialanalogtoecology.Itisallaboutrelationshipanddifferentiationandcomplexityandbeauty.Anditisawayfromthinkingaboutdemocracyassomethingthat is finished. . . .[We must] move away from democracy assomethingdoneforusortoustodemocracyofwhatwecreate.”Sheoutlinesforushowdemocracymustbetaughtasanart.

Sunday, June 2211 a.m. The Doctor Can’t See You Now. Thisisadocu-mentaryaboutoneof thefundamentalsofmedicine in theU.S.:primarycare.Itisastoryaboutthechangingrolesofthe family practitioner and internal medicine doctors bothhistoricallyandtoday.Itisthestoryofhowthecomplexityofthemodernhealthcareenvironment,theagingpopulationandnewattitudestowardspracticingmedicineamongdoc-torshave transformed thepivotal roleof thedoctor at thecenterofapatient’smedicaljourney.Theresultintheshortterm is that patients are finding it harder and harder to get intoseeaprimarycarephysician.Inthelongerterm,manypolicymakersandpractitionersthinkthatalackoffocusonprimary care across the country means that we are losingout on an important way of improving the nation’s healthandreducingthespiralingcostsofhealthcare.ProducedbyWBURBoston.

6 p.m. Radio Theatre: Doña Sebastiana.TheaterfromtheLandofEnchantmentpresentsadramatizationofanoldNewMexicocuentothattellsthetaleofwhathappenstosomeonewhofailstokeephisbargainwithDoñaSebastiana--DeathHerself. It was presented onstage by Santa Fe’s Teatro Para-guasatElMuseoCultural inJanuaryofthisyear. Thisisfollowedbyacontemporarycuentoentitled“AntonioandtheCeilingFan,”byDanOtero.WeconcludewithsomeshortselectionsfromthebookRead This InsteadbyAlbuquerqueauthorChrisFrederico,readbytheauthor.

Wednesday, June 258:30 a.m. Bioneers. “Green-Collar Jobs: Laboring IntotheNextEconomy.“LaborleaderCésarChavezhelpedbanDDT.Truckersarehelpingaddressappallingasthmaratesatthe filthy port of Los Angeles. And inner-city clergy, not sub-urbanites,ledthelatestvictoryagainstthebig-boxWal-Martstoressprawlingovercommunityopenspace.Unlikelyallies?EnvironmentaljusticeandlaborleadersManuelPastor,MariaElenaDurazoandRev.AlexiaSalvatierrashowusthatinatrulysustainableeconomy,everybody’sanenvironmentalist–andahealthyenvironmentdependsoneconomicjustice.

10 p.m. Southwest Stages.“An Evening with GillianWelch.” Recorded live atthe 2004 Four Corners Folk FestivalinPagosaSprings,Colorado.

Friday, June 27 8 a.m. Peace Talks Radio: The Series on Peacemak-ing and Nonviolent Con-flict Resolution.Aconver-sation with Ivan Marovic,formerSerbian student leaderandconsultanton thevideogameAForceMorePowerful.Thegameusestheexperienceofnonviolentmovementsthroughouthistorytocraftitssce-

narios. Hosted by Paul Ingles. This and other programs in the seriescanbeheardonlineatwww.peacetalksradio.com.

Saturday, June 286 a.m. New Dimensions. “Mythic Storytelling and theEndsofTime”withMichaelMeade.Todaywehearaboutthe‘endsoftime,’notonlyfromreligiousquartersbutfromthe scientific community with its reports of vanishing species, forests, languages,etc. Couldthesemanyendingscarryadifferentmeaningwithoutfearandanopportunityfordeeperunderstanding?MichaelMeadebelievesthattheancientroleofstorytellingholdsmythictruthsandtapsintoimaginationthatrevealsthebeginningsamongsttheendings.“I’mtryingtoremindpeoplethatthis‘knock-on-wood’hard-as-nails,in-your-faceworldisonlythefrontoftheworlds,thatbehinditistheworldofimaginationandtheworldofnuance,theworldofspirit.....Whenitseemsthattheworldisgonnaend,whatwe’remissingisthetouchofeternity....Attheendsoftimearetherootsofeternity,andweneedtogetbacktothepoetryandtheimaginationinordertotuneinbothtotheeternalandalsotonature.”

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Sunday, June 29 11 a.m. Olympic Resistance. An exploration ot humanrightsabusesoftheOlympicswithauthorandretiredprofes-

sor Helen Jefferson Lenskyj. Also, a conversation withKanahusPaltkiof theNativeYouth Movement about thecampaign against the 2010

Winter Olympics. Produced by KBOO Portland and theCircleARadioCollective.

6 p.m. Radio Theatre. “ADifferentEngine”byCharlesMoster.RadioTheatreisproudtopresenttheworldpremiereofthisoriginalradiodramawithmusic.Ittellsthestoryofthe 19th C. English mathematician Charles Babbage whooriginatedtheideaofaprogrammablecomputerinthe1820s.Thoughhis“DifferenceEngine”wasneverbuiltduringhislifetime,in1985theLondonScienceMuseumsetouttocon-structaworkingDifferenceEngineNo.2builtfaithfullytoBabbage’soriginaldesigns.Theprojecttookseventeenyearsto complete. The calculating section was finished in 1991, in timeforthebicentenaryofBabbage’sbirth,andtheprintingandstereotypingapparatuswascompletedin2002.Anidenti-calDifferenceEngine,completedinMarch2008,isnowondisplay at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CaliforniauntilMay2009.TheradioplaydepictsBabbage’seffortstoconvincehiscontemporariesthathewasnotjustsomecurmudgeonlylunaticandtosecurefundingtobringhis project to completion. He was helped by Ada Lovelace, a brilliantmathematiciananddaughterofthepoetLordByron.ShewasamongthefewofBabbage’scontemporarieswhofullyunderstoodhis ideas. Workingwithhim, shedevel-oped a program, which, had Babbage’s invention actuallybeenbuilt,wouldhavebeenabletocalculateasequenceofBernoullinumbers. Basedon thiswork,Lovelace isnowwidely credited with being the first computer programmer. A DifferentEnginewasproducedforRadioTheatrebyCaminoRealProductionsLLC,directedbyLindaLópezMcAlisterandstarsScottSharotasCharlesBabbageandAlexaBauerasAdaLovelace.,

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