Dennis Mathis has lived in Farmington since 1977. He and his wife Nancy have been married for 52 years and have four grown, married children and three grandchildren. He has always had a lively interest in literature and writing.

“Romantic Words and Music” features poetry narrated by Dennis Mathis and music by Barber, Mahler, Elgar, Barry, and Vaughn Williams. Mr. Mathis has chosen music as a backdrop to his creative thoughts and poetry.

Megan Cullip gives us another great topic to talk about on this episode of That's Interesting. Plus three callers that have even more interesting facts/topic.

Mark Gordon Stops by to tell us about The American Red Cross: Sound the Alarm event: Feb. 25, 2023.

Paul Reed Talk to Scott Michlin about Archaeology Southwest: Petroglyph National Monument.

Ron Price Stops by once again to teach us about A.G.I.: Assume Good Intentions.

Summary: Debut author Orlando Davidson joins the show this week to talk about his newly released novel, "Baseline Road," a fictional story inspired by radical bombings in the early 1970s. 

Amber Francisco Returns with new Friends to adopt from the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter!

Federal Programs Director  Patricia Marquez Fills in for Dr. Kim Mizell. Patricia talk to Scott Micling about Bloomfield schools 

Connie Nordstrom talks about Local History, and Farmington's Greenlawn Cemetery with Scott Michlin 

Chief Steve Hebbe and Shanice Gonzalez are joined by Sargent Chris LaMonica