Podcasts about red mesa

Duane Ryan Thomas was a 30 year old from Newcomb, NM. He was Native American and worked for his family. In the early morning of March 4, 2011, Duane and his girlfriend were on their way home from a dance. They pulled over to the side of the road in Red Mesa, AZ when Duane got sick. Duane walked off into the desert. He was never seen again. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/missing.thomas https://www.facebook.com/FindDuaneThomas Charley Project: https://charleyproject.org/case/duane-ryan-thomas NAMUS: https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/10154?nav If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Duane Thomas, please contact the Navajo Nation Police Department - Chinle District at (928) 674-2000. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jeff and Reyes take a deep dive into the play-in and pool play tournaments for Arizona high school girls' basketball. They analyze the biggest upsets, key matchups, and predictions for the 1A, 2A, and 3A tournaments, breaking down which teams are primed for a deep run and which are on upset alert.

Ever wondered why a significant number of Americans identify as Christian but have a limited grasp of core Christian doctrines? We kick off this episode exploring this intriguing paradox, setting the stage for a deeper dive into how faith intertwines with everyday challenges. We bring you a riveting real estate story from the Ledges community, where a high-end, yet dated property posed unique selling challenges. From initial overpricing to the emotional journey of a seller looking to relocate closer to family, this narrative uncovers the rich human experiences behind market dynamics.Through personal anecdotes and reflective conversations, we examine the essence of discipleship and biblical living, particularly the delicate balance between God's sovereignty and human free will. Selling a house becomes a metaphor for life's trials, teaching us about faith and patience in divine timing. We emphasize the importance of community and accountability, underscoring how loving correction and mutual support among believers can shape a more authentic Christian life. Our discussion broadens to tackle the often-avoided topics of religion and politics, examining the historical and contemporary impact of beliefs on individual freedoms and societal norms.From the foundational perspectives of the founding fathers on virtue and society, to the erosion of Christian influence in modern America, this episode doesn't shy away from the big questions. We address the significant discrepancy between professed Christian identity and adherence to core biblical truths, stressing the necessity of genuine Christian relationships and community. Concluding with a heartfelt story of a pastor's move from Wyoming to Red Mesa, we explore themes of faith, maturity, and the pursuit of a set-apart Christian life. Join us for a thought-provoking journey that promises valuable insights and authentic discussions.Find Red Mesa Fellowship here:https://www.gracetowalk.org/Below are our wonderful sponsors! Find Wealth 435 here:https://realestate435.kw.com/Find FS Coffee here:https://fscoffeecompany.com/Find Tuacahn here:https://www.tuacahn.org/Find Blue Form Media here:https://www.blueformmedia.com/[00:00:00] Intro clip.[00:09:09] Discipleship and Biblical Living.[00:18:13] Contemporary Impact of Beliefs.[00:29:58] Government, Virtue, and Society.[00:37:15] Christian Influence in a Constitutional Republic.[00:48:24] Belief Discrepancy Among Christians.[00:51:51] Building Genuine Christian Relationships.[01:02:51] Living a Set-Apart Christian Life.[01:12:13] Christian Calling and Life Choices.[01:20:10] Embracing Authenticity on Podcast.

THE DOOMED AND STONED SHOW ~Season 10, Episode 8~ Counting down the Top 10 and our favorite pics from the April edition of Doom Charts, here are Billy Goate (Doomed and Stoned), John Gist (Vegas Rock Revolution), and Bucky Brown (Doom Charts) for another episode of The Doomed and Stoned Show! Heavy rock, stoner rock, heavy psychedelic, and doom metal to enough fill your appetite for new music from the scene! PLAYLIST: INTRO (00:00) 1. White Dog (#18 ) - "Lady of Mars" (00:31) HOST SEGMENT I (04:41) 2. Sunface (#21) - "Cloud Castles" (27:24) 3. Black Tusk (#36) - "The Way Forward" (31:38) 4. Ivy Gardens (#38) - "Boner" (36:18) HOST SEGMENT II (41:45) 5. Red Mesa (#15) - "Dying in the Cold Sun" (57:06) 6. Tarot (#13) - "Echoes Thru Time" (1:03:52) 7. Trippelganger (#33) - "Death Mountain" (1:08:30) HOST SEGMENT III (1:14:17) 8. Temple of the Fuzz Witch (#10) - "Bow Down" (1:27:40) 9. Elk Witch (#9) - "Azimuth" (1:31:06) 10. DVNE (#8 ) - "Plērōma" (1:37:06) HOST SEGMENT IV (1:43:07) 11. Haunted (#7) - "Malevolent" (2:47:41) 12. Heavy Temple (#6) - "Extreme Indifference to Life" (2:05:05) 13. Iron Blanket (#5) - "Mystic Goddess" (2:10:53) HOST SEGMENT V (2:15:19) 14. Robot God (#4) - "Illusion of Order" (2:43:33) 15. High on Fire (#3) - "Lambsbread" (2:49:27) 16. The Lunar Effect (#2) - "Pulling Daisies" (2:55:12) 17. Acid Mammoth (#1) - "Supersonic Megafauna Collision" (2:59:00) OUTRO (3:05:38) BONUS TRACKS: 18. Whores. (#26) - "Quitter's Fight Song" (3:06:47) 19. Double Horse (#34) - "Castle Crypt" (3:11:11) 20. Cannabus (#20) - "Desert Trip" (3:18:09) DOOMED & STONED PREMIERE: 21. Presidente Judas - "Boat CREDITS: Theme Song: Dylan Tucker Thumbnail Art: Acid Mammoth

This episode features the latest releases from The Obsessed, Vitskar Suden, Red Mesa and Sons of Arrakis plus a whole host of other great sounds from the heavy underground.

Places: El Paso (United States) + Paquimé and Ciudad Juárez (Mexico) Projects: El Paso History Museum, Red Mesa de Mujeres People: Erica Marín, Stephanie Gardea, Yadira Cortés Castillo

An Estonian oil company, Enefit, recently abandoned its plans to mine oil shale on federal land in the Uinta Basin and lost the authority to use its water rights for fossil fuel production. It's a huge win for environmentalists who were fighting the proposal — the company was hoping to produce 50,000 barrels of synthetic oil daily and use about 11,000 acre feet of water per year from the Green River. And later in the newscast, our radio partners report on a new solar plant in Red Mesa and breakthroughs in geothermal energy in southwestern Utah. // Plus, the Weekly News Reel! Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent discusses concerns over downtown's aesthetic conditions, preparing for the upcoming eclipse, a rise in Spanish Valley's short-term rentals and an 84-year old ‘legendary' skydiver. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News explores rabies and bats after two tested positive at Arches National Park. Plus, she discusses the summer reuse arts residency and the upcoming Red Rock Arts Festival. // Show Notes: https://www.kzmu.org/abandoned-oil-shale-lease-is-a-win-for-colorado-river-basin-according-to-environmentalists/

We sit down with Betty Benedeadly and Braden Guess of Sheverb, as well as Brad Frye of Desert Records, Desert Bloom PR and Red Mesa. We talk about Betty and Braden's new album At the Institute of Mentalphysics, their inspirations for the album and the history behind the institute. We also talk about Monolith on the Mesa, Joshua Tree National Park, the issues with Spaghetti Westerns. We go off topic discussing abandoned and off the grid desert communities and locations, giving back to the community and the environment through music, mental health and much more. Listen to At the Institute of Mentalphysics: https://bettybenedeadly.bandcamp.com/album/at-the-institute-of-mentalphysics Follow Betty Benedeadly: Bandcamp: https://bettybenedeadly.bandcamp.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BettyBenedeadly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/BettyBenedeadly/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BettyBenedeadly Follow Sheverb: Bandcamp: https://sheverb.bandcamp.com/track/sonic-wolf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sheverbtheband Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheverbtheband/ Follow Desert Records: Bandcamp: https://desertrecords.bandcamp.com/ Facebook: https://desertrecords.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desertrecords/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RecordsDesert

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Una brutal ola de violencia contra las mujeres, con descuartizamientos y decapitaciones, alerta a activistas de Ciudad Juárez, en la frontera norte, donde ocurrieron 87 feminicidios de enero a julio, según el colectivo Red Mesa de Mujeres.

The Navajo Nation police department wants to triple its number of officers in the next five years. That's meant to help communities like those in southern Utah where residents report high crime and few resources. Today on the news, we speak with officers from the Navajo Nation and Utah about challenges and solutions to policing in this rural area of our state. Plus, federal officials ordered limits last week on how much water is released by Glen Canyon Dam in order to maintain sufficient levels to generate hydropower. But conservationists warn time is running out to develop long-term solutions to the West's dwindling water supplies. // Photo: The Navajo Nation police's Shiprock District covers towns and communities in southern Utah like Aneth, Montezuma Creek and Red Mesa. Fifteen years ago, around 40 officers covered this northern section of the reservation. Now, the district has about a third that number. Aneth Chapter House/Wikimedia Commons

Renewable energy projects like solar are expanding on the Navajo Nation, an important step for the reservation to create sustainable power. The latest project is a solar farm on the Utah side of the Navajo Nation. But just because it's renewable, doesn't mean it's without controversy. Today on the news, a report on fight over land in the area. // And later, the Weekly News Reel, where we check in with reporters on their latest local coverage. Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent discusses plans to transform a mobile home park taking shape, two small fires last weekend in central Moab and unaffiliated candidacy in Grand County. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News talks about researchers studying native seeds for landscape restoration, Gallery Moab showcasing local artists and Seekhaven-related events for sexual assault awareness month. // Show Notes // Photo: Protestors gather in Red Mesa at a Navajo Tribal Utility Authority job fair for the Red Mesa Tapaha Solar Generation Plant on October 26, 2021. Courtesy Tó Nizhóní Ání // Red Mesa Tapaha Solar Farm https://www.ntuasolar.com/red-mesa-tapaha // The Navajo Nation (April 2021): Navajo Nation's renewable energy future step forward with 70-megawatt emissions-free energy project in Red Mesa community https://www.navajo-nsn.gov/News%20Releases/OPVP/2021/Apr/FOR%20IMMEDIATE%20RELEASE%20-%20Navajo%20Nation_s%20renewable%20energy%20future%20takes%20step%20forward%20with%2070%20megawatt%20emissions%20free%20energy%20project%20in%20Red%20Mesa%20community.pdf // Weekly News Reel Mentions // The Times-Independent: Moving begins at mobile home park turns into apartments https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/moving-begins-as-mobile-home-park-turns-into-apartments/ // The Times-Independent: Fires burning https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/fires-burning/ // The Times-Independent: USU-Moab ribbon-cutting Friday https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/usu-moab-ribbon-cutting-friday/ // The Times-Independent: Unaffiliated candidacy holds on in Grand County; O'Brien backs out of District 4 race https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/unaffiliated-candidacy-holds-on-in-grand-county-obrien-backs-out-of-district-4-race/ // The Times-Independent: Your 2022 Grand County candidates https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/your-2022-grand-county-candidates/ // Moab Sun News: Researchers study native seeds for restoration https://www.moabsunnews.com/get_out_and_go/article_dd52d53e-b1d5-11ec-be38-ff565cc9fbd7.html // Moab Sun News: Gallery Moab showcases landscape painter and sculptor https://www.moabsunnews.com/get_out_and_go/article_a89b11f4-b1d4-11ec-9855-a3f7c228bf42.html // Moab Sun News: Supporting survivors, preventing assault – Seekhaven plans events for sexual assault awareness month https://www.moabsunnews.com/news/article_fa91bca4-b1d6-11ec-93fa-ffd4066dbcdf.html

The Navajo Nation has roughly 250 police officers for some 27,000 square miles – an area slightly larger than West Virginia. Jurisdictional constraints for county police also mean that many on the reservation cannot depend on a speedy response to crime. In November 2021, Utah's Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Task Force heard tribal residents' concerns over a lack of law enforcement. Today on the news, we visit areas within the Navajo Nation in southern Utah to hear about the issue and what residents want. Plus, amid concerns about the unbalanced ratio of short-term to long-term rentals in the county, Grand's commissioners denied a rezone request related to a proposed luxury campground. // Show Notes // Photo: Marilyn Holly is the vice president of the Red Mesa chapter house in the Navajo Nation. She says the community feels neglected by law enforcement. // Navajo Police Department Organizational Assessment Spring 2021 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ISYTSnsD4DAdKulDCIn1ptztjSvPhuP-/view // Previous KZMU reporting on Entrada Camps https://www.kzmu.org/thursday-february-3-2022/ and https://www.kzmu.org/are-new-glamping-proposals-camping-gentrification-or-do-they-help-increase-access-to-the-outdoors/

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Eric and Holly talk about Halloween, Red Mesa redemption and George Costanza moments at Hobby Lobby. Send original music and gig calendars to repyoursetwithericdanejaqua@gmali.com

We sit down with Brad Frye owner of Desert Records and member of Red Mesa and Aaron Wall of Red Beard Wall. We talk about Red Beard Wall's upcoming album 3, owning and operating an independent record label and being part of the stoner/doom metal scene. We also discuss the importance of positivity and kindness in the music scene, touring and live shows (how much they are missed and their importance) and much more. The song at the end of the interview is Liberate,the 6th track from Red Beard Wall's upcoming album 3, set for release on July 2nd on Desert Records. Order the album below: https://redbeardwall.bandcamp.com/album/3 Cave Dweller Music does not claim ownership of this music and only features it for promotional purposes. Follow Red Beard Wall: Bandcamp: https://redbeardwall.bandcamp.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2Y5S6f1IrblczBhGPeWQZJ?si=LVb-uzQlR_GyOQC4JRO7gQ&dl_branch=1 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/red-beard-wall/1236063134 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/redbeardwall Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeardwall/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/redbeardwall Follow Desert Records: Bandcamp: https://desertrecords.bandcamp.com/ Website: https://www.desertrecords.us/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/desertrecordslabel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desertrecords/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RecordsDesert Follow Us (Cave Dweller Music): Linktree: linktr.ee/Cave_Dweller_Music​ Facebook: www.facebook.com/cavedwellermusic​ Instagram: www.instagram.com/cave_dweller_music Twitter: twitter.com/dweller_music​ Website: www.cavedwellermusic.net/​ Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/user-737626493​ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3F1bwKEXRSQreT6XtkfzGV?si=KLdXAxCWQQSCuRo3Z05A0w&dl_branch=1

S4E101: Gummo, River's Edge & Boy Band Poster Posering Just the Grims this week chatting about nonsense. Destiny, psychics, mediums, uncommon questions, a couple knee-slappin’ jokes and metal for those filthy earballs. *Available on your favorite streaming service* Special Thanks to: Acrylazea, SONG: We, Visitors Debrained, SONG: Final Hour Helstar, SONG: Blood Lust Elusive God, SONG: The Truth Untold Grandma’s Pantry, Held Under, SONG: Intro, Episode to Lunacy Afterbirth,SONG: Spiritually Transmitted Disease Corners of Sanctuary, SONG: We All Shall Fall Dope Skum, SONG: Feast of Snakes Red Mesa, SONG: Disharmonious Unlife Visions from Beyond, SONG: Psychotic Possession

NIGHT SHADOWS OVER SANDY CREEK: SOUTHWEST TEXAS RANCHERS by Jerry Snodgrass At forty-four years old, Steve Barker—a former Army Ranger, professional rodeo roper, steer wrestler, and oilfield roughneck—turns to owning and operating a cattle and horse ranch in Southwest Texas. He is driven by his love of the cowboy life to find peace after his wife and little girl were tragically killed in an automobile accident. His Sandy Creek Ranch, located near the small town of Red Mesa, Texas, is overrun by illegal immigrants coming across the border from Mexico. They destroy his fences, break into his ranch house, and threaten his ranch hands. Steve meets bank vice-president, Jada Tobin, a beautiful blonde-haired widow who owns property across Sandy Creek. Steve and Jada eventually fall in love, and together, along with neighbor ranchers, fight the drug and human smugglers who threaten their livelihood as ranchers. JERRY SNODGRASS was born in Butler, Missouri, in 1938. He was raised and went to school in Indianola, Iowa. He entered the military after graduating from high school in 1957. He successfully fulfilled his dreams of serving in the military and federal service traveling to worldwide exotic locations for over fifty years. Jerry is a Vietnam Veteran and is a Life Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. His passion for romance, mystery, and suspense and the lives of the American cowboy-inspired him to write NIGHT SHADOWS OVER SANDY CREEK. Jerry lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife Rosemary and their little Yorkie, Stormy. https://www.amazon.com/NIGHT-SHADOWS-OVER-SANDY-CREEK-ebook/dp/B075FG1YJ2 http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/jersnodgrass.mp3

Drew Porter, President and Founder at Red Mesa, a leading security consulting firm led by true experts with experience across the cybersecurity landscape joins Enterprise Radio. The post Red Mesa Prepares Cybersecurity Teams for Real-World Threats appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

Red Mesa is back for another interview. The Path to The Deathless is their latest release . Check the link and snag a copy ! ***** Red Mesa: https://redmesaband.bandcamp.com Desert Records: https://desertrecords.bandcamp.com ***** doomtombpodcast@gmail.com Hi. ***** STAY HEAVY !!!

The Album Effect episode 33 reviews "Don't Smile at Me" by Billie Eilish, concept album "Motions" by singer-songwriter, Elliott Preston, "The Scholarship" by hip-hop artist, Rushman the Scholar, and "The Devil in the Desert" by southwest desert rock/metal band, Red Mesa, and more. Hosted by Manny, Nick, Dave, and Britt. The post #33 – Billie Eilish, Elliott Preston, Rushman the Scholar, Red Mesa appeared first on AudioGearz.

Red Mesa is on the Podcast today. The interview was done after a show at the Rogue Bar in Scottsdale Arizona. The rhythm section for Dead Canyon had a set with Paul from King Chiefs. After the show we got chance to chill ,have some pizza and talk. They were a blast to interview . Petroglyphs ? Yeah, it was covered. Breaking Bad? Covered. Miracle Whip? Covered...but that's just the beginning. Check the links: Red Mesa: https://www.facebook.com/redmesaband/ King Chiefs: https://www.facebook.com/wearechiefs/ Lithopaedion: https://www.facebook.com/brutaltechabq/ Tent Rocks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kasha-Katuwe_Tent_Rocks_National_Monument Miracle Whip: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_Whip Tales From the Tour Bus: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7212136/?ref_=nv_sr_2 When the Deadbolt Breaks: https://whenthedeadboltbreaks.bandcamp.com/album/angels-are-weeping-god-has-abandoned Wolfman Jack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfman_Jack Black Maria: https://www.facebook.com/blackmarianm/ Earth: https://www.facebook.com/pg/thronesanddominions/about/?ref=page_internal Sonic Prayer: https://www.facebook.com/sonicprayer7/ Duel: https://duel3.bandcamp.com High Priestess : https://www.facebook.com/highpriestessmusic/ Captain Caravan: https://captaincaravan.bandcamp.com   doomtombpodcast@gmail.com - hit us up. Goliathan did. They have a great new release, https://goliathan.bandcamp.com . Listen to www.craniumradio.com . Sundays 3-6pm EST is the DoomTomb !  STAY HEAVY and we'll see you at the next show !!!            

The use of the word "Authentic". Chef Chris Fernandez and Andy Jay from Red Mesa are the interviewees, and the featured music is Joshua Reilly.

In podcast episode 94, Charlaine Tso (Navajo) talks about her career and why she is running for Navajo Nation Council for the communities surrounding Red Mesa, Arizona. She also talks about the importance of her culture. For instance, she explains the Navajo teachings: ajooba’, k’é’hwindzin, and hozhó. Follow Charlaine on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Charlaine4NNCouncilDelegate18/  

Does the Facebook app secretly record your conversations? What information is your connected car's wifi broadcasting about you? Security researchers Drew Porter with Red Mesa and Christopher Grayson with Web Sight.io join the show to discuss when and how your devices are ratting you out.

“If it takes an hour to go to the nearest ATM, banking isn’t really on your horizon as a job option”-- Jackson Brossy Jackson Brossy Jackson Brossy is on a mission. First, his passion to serve his people of the Navajo Nation is strong. Second, his passion for economic development across Indian Country is part of a wave to make our communities a stronger place to live. Jackson is Navajo. He grew up on the nation in Red Mesa, and spent weekends traveling an hour, to the nearest border town for groceries and to access the closest ATM. Jackson is the Executive Director of the Navajo Nation Washington Office. He attended Stanford University and then the Harvard Kennedy School. In this episode we discuss: Jackson’s roots in Red Mesa, AZ on the navajo Nation. The role of parents in the college application process. Jackson’s experience at Stanford and Harvard. How a Native student told him not to attend the same school they did and why. The motivation behind Jackson’s interest in economic development (hint: border towns & silicon valley). Jackson’s question of why not in Indian Country? The value of relationships versus “networks” and “networking.” What the role is for economic development in Indian Country. To hear Jackson’s story, listen to the episode. Listen Listen on iTunes Listen on Stitcher Listen to all previous episodes here Jackson Brossy's challenge to NextGen Natives: (ed note: as part of the show, I try to ask the guests what challenge, or question, or idea they want to share with other NextGen Natives. Here is Jackson’s) “Let’s start talking more about what we can do to build [our] economies. In particular tech...Lets play some offense instead of just defense.” These ideas are meant to start conversations that hopefully turn into action. Go to NextGen Native on Facebook and become part of the conversation, or on Twitter #nextgennative.