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The Albuquerque City Council approves bonds for the NM United to build their stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park plus Comedian Maragret Cho on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1.8.25 A quick chat with NM United Head Coach Dennis Sanchez at his Introductory Presser

11/11/24 NM United out of USL Playoffs & Utah A.D. Mark Harlan fined 40K for criticism of refs

11/7/24 Coach Quill Previews NM United vs Las Vegas Lights

11/4/24 Peter Trevisani talks NM United's BIG Quarterfinal win over Phoenix ( @newmexicoutd @pt4747 )

10/31/24 Coach Quill talks NM United's First Ever Home Playoff Game ( @newmexicoutd )

10/29/24 Peter Trevisani talks NM United's First Home Playoff Game and More ( @newmexicoutd @pt4747 )

After three years of struggles it appears the NM United will be getting their stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park plus the tipped employee wage debate continues on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NM United Plan at Balloon Fiesta Park is moving forward as the plan is headed to the City Council plus Former FBI Profiler Candace Delong on the new Podcast "Scott v. Wild Bill" on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NM UNITED IS ON A ROLL by Two Men On

In leaked Audio APD Chief Medina wants to "appease everyone" involved in crash investigation plus NM United gets the OK for their new stadium on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lou DiVizio opens the show with some state headlines including news that a New Mexico State Police Sergeant is also implicated in an alleged multi-state machine gun scheme. The state Public Education Department wants to expand  school calendars, increasing the number of instructional days required for students statewide. This proposal comes months after the Legislature passed House Bill 130, which increased education funding, in large part to accommodate an increase in required instruction hours — bumping those up to 1,140. Those hours included professional development time for teachers. This new rule would change the measuring stick to days — increasing the mandate from 176 to 180 and requiring every one of those 1,140 hours be spent in the classroom with students.     Earlier this month, music teacher Kevin Darrow joined a number of Santa Fe public school teachers who spoke out against PED's change. In a solo interview with Senior Producer Lou DiVizio, Darrow says adding more time in the classroom is not the right answer to solve our state's education problems.    Then, Albuquerque Teachers Federation President Ellen Bernstein and state Rep. Joy Garratt, an Albuquerque Democrat and former teacher, continue the conversation in our studio. They're concerned about the department's proposed change. Lou asks the two what the disconnect is between the Public Education Department and a growing number of upset teachers, parents, elected officials and administrators.  Finally this week, New Mexico United CEO and President Peter Trevisani stops by our studio for a one-on-one interview. In partnership with alternative newsweekly 'The Paper.,' editor Andy Lyman asks Trevisani about the Albuquerque City Council's 7-2 vote this month approving a lease for a new soccer stadium for the team — which comes after voters denied the initial idea in 2021.  Segments:     Santa Fe Music Teacher Questions PED Calendar Change Proposal  Correspondent:  Lou DiVizio Guest:  Kevin Darrow, music teacher, Wood Gormley Elementary School    State Rep., Teachers Union President on PED Calendar Change Proposal  Correspondent:  Lou DiVizio  Guests:  Rep. Joy Garratt, (D) District 29, Bernalillo County  Ellen Bernstein, President, Albuquerque Teachers Federation  NM United's Peter Trevisani on New Stadium Correspondent:  Andy Lyman, editor, The Paper. Guest:  Peter Trevisani, CEO and President, New Mexico United  For More Information: Public Education Department Proposed Rule Changes Teachers, lawmakers object to PED's proposed calendar rule change – Santa Fe New Mexican  Governor signs bill extending school learning hours – Santa Fe New Mexican  Albuquerque City Council approves New Mexico United stadium proposal at Balloon Fiesta Park – KOAT   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nmif/message

Gov. Lujan Grisham's Environmental Improvement Board adopted her EV mandate. Find out more here and how RGF attempted to stop this debacle. According to a new LFC report New Mexico student results are not improving despite more money being pumped into education. The NY Times admits terrible learning loss due to COVID lockdowns like those of MLG. Unfortunately the Texas Legislature has again killed school choice. NM United get their stadium 7-2 vote. A self-described "libertarian" just won Argentina's election. Paul lived for a time in Argentina and has studied the place. Here's his take.

Reaction from the City Council decision on the Soccer Stadium at Balloon Fiesta Park from Peter Trevisani owner of the NM United and Scott Appelman of Rainbow Ryders on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE Bois are in the studio with DWC from The NM United.

Peter Trevisani of NM United on the new stadium lease in front of the city council.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fred becomes a fan of Green Chili and Dave joins the Show.

9/29/23 NM United's David Wiese-Carl joins to talk breaking United stadium news

Van and AMarie do a unique fantasy football draft and talked NM United.

Should taxpayers buy a new stadium for a rich guy NM United owner on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bois talk about NM United until Albuquerque Isotopes take over the air waves,

Peter Trevisani details the match between Sunderland A.F.C and the NM United at Isotopes Park Wednesday night on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Ortega joins as the boys talk NM United Soccer. Fred, Jake, and Zay also cover NBA Free Agency

The first NM Rasdio interview with the new coach for the NM United.

Another Wallethub report, this one says New Mexicans bear relatively heavy tax burdens (despite massive oil/gas revenues). New Mexico, land of unlimited film subsidies. The New Mexico United and their push for a new stadium are in the news. Policy debate: energy issues in the wake of the war in Ukraine.  New PED secretary give details on new social studies standards. These are the senators with the best scores on the Freedom index.  The Gov. has until April 7 to sign bills. She has not acted on the big tax bill yet. 

NM United Head Coach and Technical Director Zach Prince 3/21/23

3 Questions, with Jules Myers of NM United

NM United broadcaster Tyler Ortega 6/3/22.

NM United Head Coach Zach Prince on back-to-back games in Phoenix 4/11/22.

Peter Trevisani comes in studio to visit with TJ, and talk NM UNITED , Meow Wolf and other things regarding New Mexico, on News Radio KKOB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NM United's season begins this Sunday, March 13th.  Peter Trevisani, CEO and Owner, NM United is here to talk about the new season and what the future is for a permanent home for the United. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Carl, NM United Direcor of Communication, Fan Experience joined the show on location at Baillio's 2/23/22.

NM United head coach Zach Prince and Owner Peter Trevisani joined the show on location from Baillio's 2/23/22.

If voters decide not to approve bond money for a new soccer stadium for the United, what becomes of the money?

Peter Trevisani owner of Meow Wolf and the NM United talks about the soccer stadium bond issue and how to revitalize downtown Albuquerque on News Radio KKOB

Peter Trevisani of NM United Soccer answers questions about the upcoming election involving a new multi-use complex where United would play.

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Let's Talk New Mexico 8/12 8am: If you've seen black and gold T-shirts, jerseys, and flags around Albuquerque, you've seen fans of New Mexico United. The professional soccer team has been generating excitement in our state since the team was first announced in 2018, and their home games at Isotopes Park are almost always sold out. Recently New Mexico United and the City of Albuquerque released a proposal for a new 10,000 - 12,000 seat stadium to serve as the home of the team. The cost? An estimated $65-$75 million dollars. The location? That is to be determined. So far, the city's preferred sites are in downtown Albuquerque: 2nd Street and Iron Avenue, or Coal Avenue and Broadway Boulevard. While fans of the team are excited about the new plans, many people who live in these areas are not very happy with the suggestions. On this week's Let's Talk New Mexico, we're going to take on the big questions about the United Arena. Do we need a new stadium and at what price? How can the team and

Let's Talk New Mexico 8/12 8am: If you've seen black and gold T-shirts, jerseys, and flags around Albuquerque, you've seen fans of New Mexico United. The professional soccer team has been generating excitement in our state since the team was first announced in 2018, and their home games at Isotopes Park are almost always sold out. Recently New Mexico United and the City of Albuquerque released a proposal for a new 10,000 - 12,000 seat stadium to serve as the home of the team. The cost? An estimated $65-$75 million dollars. The location? That is to be determined. So far, the city's preferred sites are in downtown Albuquerque: 2nd Street and Iron Avenue, or Coal Avenue and Broadway Boulevard. While fans of the team are excited about the new plans, many people who live in these areas are not very happy with the suggestions.

Ken Young, President of the Albuquerque Isotopes recounts the early days of Isotopes Park, the funding and construction plus a potential new home for NM United.

Bob discussed a myriad of topics with Paul Gessing of the Rio Grande Foundation including Sheryl Williams Stapleton, masks in schools, vaccine mandate at UNM, NM United proposed stadium and more.

The 50 Million Dollar bond goes to the ABQ City Council, BV points out that is not near enough money and we don't where this stadium will even be at on News Radio KKOB

Busiest news week ever?  New rules for COVID 19. State releases rules on Monday, CDC follows up, APS enacts universal masking in schools. What's the science? Does it make any sense to tell vaccinated people to mask up? Masks are ALSO recommended. Are lockdowns coming?  20 cities across New Mexico held anti-masking in school policies. We attended the one in ABQ. Sheryl Williams Stapleton is in trouble. We can explain the details and what it means. RGF has long had concerns with Rep. Stapleton's name being attached to a facility at Expo NM. She has resigned from her House seat. The NM United soccer team has unveiled plans for a new taxpayer-funded soccer stadium. RGF has concerns.  PNM is concerned about brownouts next summer when the San Juan Generating Station is closed. A new report says NM is the #1 economically-failing state while Utah is the #1 thriving state.   RGF calls Attorney General's Public-Nuisance Suit against medical-product sterilization firm a dangerous abuse of state authority  Senator Heinrich responds to our natural gas piece. So does Demis Foster of Conservation Voters New Mexico. We discuss. In this special interview, Paul talks to Rep. Bill Rehm about his past efforts to prohibit subdivisions of State government like APS from paying employees like Rep. Williams Stapleton for their time in Santa Fe during which they also received per diem. Also, Rehm and Gessing discuss plans to break up APS in favor of a few smaller districts.  

The Line opinion panel offers reaction to the kickback scandal now enveloping state lawmaker Sheryl Williams Stapleton. Stapleton is the House Majority Floor Leader and has served in the Roundhouse for years. The current scandal, now under investigation by the Attorney General Hector Balderas involves her job with Albuquerque Public Schools. If the accusations are true, it could have wide-ranging impacts in state government. The Line panel also talks about the return of masks – even for vaccinated people – in some indoor environments, as well as how schools will handle the CDC's new recommendation. New Mexico's Public Education Department has mandated masks in elementary schools. School districts, however, can make their own – and stricter – rules, as has the Albuquerque Public Schools board, which voted 5-1 this week to require masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. The group also weighs in on a proposed $50 million bond measure to fund a stadium primarily for the New Mexico United soccer team. Mayor Tim Keller is all-in on the idea, but is public financing the right way to go about paying for it? Is it a sweetheart deal for team owners? And can such a project revitalize downtown Albuquerque? Host: Gene Grant Line Guests: Dede Feldman, former state senator Dan Foley, former state representative Kristelle Siarza, Siarza Social Digital For More Information: COVID-19 Response Toolkit for New Mexico's Public Schools – NM Public Education Dept. APS board votes 5-1 to require masks indoors regardless of vaccination status – KOB City releases feasibility study on sites for New Mexico United stadium – KOB Mayor makes his case for a new soccer stadium – Albuquerque Journal 12 APS employees on leave amid Rep. Williams Stapleton investigation - KRQE

Bob talks with Peter Trevisani of NM United about a new stadium for the club.

A study commissioned by the City of Albuquerque to determine where a possible stadium for NM United has come up with a couple of locations.

NM United will have their first home match at Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park tomorrow night. David Carl gives us details on the return to the pitch.

Peter Trevisani, CEO and President of NM United joins Bob to talk about the team's home opener on May 15th and how ticket sales are going.

Governor Lujan Grisham made some modifications to the public health order yesterday allowing for outdoor activities like Isotopes baseball and NM United. APD is investigating another homicide this morning at the Motel 6 on University Blvd. And, the crime stats for 2020 were released yesterday, property crime was down but what about violent crimes?

"The Rock of Talk" broadcasts out of Albuquerque, New Mexico on FM 93.7 and AM 1600 KIVA and worldwide at www.rockoftalk.com. You can also go to any Alexa device and say 'Hey, Alexa play KIVA RADIO' Eddy Aragon is live Monday through Friday from 4-7pm.

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Mikes Mic #003 with a guest appearance from Gabe Ortega! We talk NM United, of course, we get into European soccer, but big American Sports are back as well! We discuss Baseball, NFL, and College Football

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