ABQ Connect

ABQ Connect

By Steve ReimannSociety & Culture
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ABQ Connect episodes

  • Chip Lusko
    Chip Lusko sits down with Jim Williams to give a review of all that has happened at Connection Communications in the past year. They also tease some upcoming projects airing on KLYT in the near future.
    49 min
  • Brian Nixon & Henry Lozano
    Henry Lozano developed an unfortunate drug addiction at a young age. Though many would consider such a situation hopeless, Henry not only overcame his drug addiction, but also went on to become a non-profit executive.  He was eventually appointed by the White House as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of USA Freedom Corps. He also served as the Director of Los Angeles County Teen Challenge as well as Urban Ministries Initiatives.
    He recently wrote an autobiography entitled “Borderlands” with assistance from Brian Nixon. Today, Brian and Henry join us to talk about the book and to share Henry’s amazing story of redemption.
    For more information about “Borderlands” visit the link below:
    The Book — Henry C. Lozano (henryclozano.com)
    42 min
  • Paul Gessing
    Paul Gessing of the Rio Grande Foundation joins us to talk about electric vehicles and their effect on the local economy.
    53 min
  • Ray Mondragon & Russell Humphreys
    Ray Mondragon of the Creation Science Fellowship of New Mexico joins us alongside Physicist and creation science researcher Dr. Russell Humphreys. They discuss topics such as radiometric dating, distant starlight, and the geological column as they pertain to the age of the earth and universe. Dr. Humphreys details some of the firsthand work he has done in studying these issues and developing models that harmonize biblical and scientific data.
    51 min
  • Scott Thom
    Scott Thom of Cross Christian Fellowship joins us for a ministry update and to talk about the Shepherd School- a ministry and theology training program for men in the Albuquerque area.
    23 min
  • Suzie Blake & Christina Thies
    It is no secret that the holiday season tends to exacerbate feelings of grief and sorrow after the death of a loved one. Navigating these emotions is complicated, and people caught in this cycle often don’t know where to begin. Community is one of the most excellent tools available to help in this way, which is why The Grief Center of New Mexico organizes support groups to help people grieving a loved one. Jim Williams is joined by Suzie Blake and Christina Thies to discuss The Grief Center’s work and share some words of advice for those grieving this holiday season.
    For more information, contact the Grief Center at https://griefnm.org/ or call 505-323-0478.
    50 min
  • John Chitwood
    John Chitwood joins us for a multifaceted discussion. He begins by telling us about an upcoming mission trip to Africa. After giving some information about this trip, he pivots and talks a bit about how to prepare your vehicle for the winter months.
    27 min
  • Megan Nicko & Kaitlyn McLeod
    Sisu Dance Academy presents a performance entitled “The Voice of Christmas”- a production which creatively utilizes plot points from the well-known “Nutcracker” ballet show to tell the story of the Birth of Jesus. Today, Megan Nicko and Kaitlyn McLeod join us to share about this event.
    9 min

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