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News Radio KKOB News Director John Summers sits down with Albuquerque FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Raul Bujanda and Cyber Special Agent 'Victor' to learn more about their offer to assist local businesses, agencies, medical facilities and such, in fighting cyber-criminals and prevention of cyber-intrusion. Then, News Radio KKOB's morning host Bob Clark and the Morning Crew discuss issues involved with the City of Albuquerque's recent installation of speed cameras. It's not a pretty picture... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Minding Your Business', heard on News Radio KKOB at 11 o'clock Sunday mornings with host Margarita Guarin, shares a feature as she visits with George and Marianne Schweers, owners of the Alamogordo based business, Heart of the Desert Pistachios See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Summers sat down with the Commander of the 58th Special Operations Wing located at Kirtland Air Force Base. Colonel Michael Curry provides interesting conversation about, not only the origins of his Special Operations Wing, but the various responsibilities involved and the uniqueness of the unit which he directs. His desire is to help New Mexicans understand more fully what goes on day-to-day with the 58th...up next, a recent interview from News Radio KKOB's morning host Bob Clark, chatting with Rio Rancho Mayor Greg Hull about the Intel decision to pour more investment dollars into the Mayor's city...the final segment is taken from a recent Brandon Vogt Show, as he has some things to say about kids required to wear masks

NewsRadio KKOB's morning show host Bob Clark chats with the APS COO about in-person classroom studies starting up April 5th. And we get the Sierra Club's viewpoint on the changing NM oil and gas industry environment.

The booming ABQ housing market w/realtor Cheryl Marlowe & TJ Trout. Insure.com, ranks New Mexico third least expensive state to live. Also, ABQ FBI warns us, as love is in the air for Valentine's Day, so is 'fake' love. And, February is Heart Month as Bob Clark chats w/Dr. Barry Ramo & we continue our series on Daffodil Days w/Doyle Boykin & Julie Bowditch.

Julie Bowditch and Doyle Boykin with the fundraiser 'Daffodil Days', presented by the Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation... Bill Banowsky, one of the co-founders of the virtual concert, Food For Love... Jeffrey Candelaria takes you thru the Gauntlet of Truth with author Rafi Andonian, discussing, race, religion and social equality...N.M. Lt. Govenor Howie Morales provides a touching tribute to a recently slain NMSP Officer

KKOB News discusses the Daffodil Day's promotion with guests Julie Bowditch and Doyle Boykin from the Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation. Also, when will schools be reopening in your district? Plus, we bring you an in-depth discussion with a New Mexico state representative who states that the New Mexico Governor's almost complete lockdown power must be reined in.

Make-a-Wish is an incredible charity that often goes unsung. Sara Lister is the President and CEO of Make-a-Wish New Mexico, and shares with us the mission of her organization, how they impact the lives of sick children and how they are moving forward, through the pandemic.

ALS is commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, but the ice-bucket challenge is why you may be more familiar with it. Katie Crouch is the Development Director for the New Mexico Chapter of the ALS Association and she explains what makes ALS so difficult to cure, and how they've been advancing the medicine around this deadly disease.

The Walk to End Alzheimer's may be one of the most visually recognizable charity walks, and is taking place now. The Executive Director for the Alzheimer's Association New Mexico chapter, Tim Sheahan, talks to us about the great work they do, research into dementia and Alzheimer's, and how you can get involved. We also bring you an interview from News Radio KKOB's TJ Trout and Sheriff Manny Gonzales about the ongoing battle over body cameras, and why it's so relevant today.

We all remember the 7th grade science fair, and the orginization behind it, The Society for Science & The Public, wants to bring better education to New Mexico. Maya Ajmera is the President and CEO of Society for Science & the Public who explains the state of STEM education in America. We also spoke with one of the educators recently honored by The Society for Science, Nate Raynor, about education in rural New Mexico.

Heart disease is still the number one killer of Americans, and with the bold vision of people like Sherri Wells, Executive Director of the American Heart Association New Mexico, we can end heart attacks and strokes in the US.