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Mike Gomez from U-Turn for Christ joins us in the studio to talk about an exciting upcoming event featuring opportunities to participate, enjoy great food, and enter a raffle. He shares how the community can get involved and what to expect at this engaging gathering.
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Stefan Merkel and Brian Nixon join us in the studio to discuss their project Abstain From Fastening A Brain. Blending experimental, chamber, and traditional Americana influences, the duo crafts genre-defying conceptual music that builds a distinctive and immersive sonic architecture.
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David and Angela Breidenbach join ABQ Connect to share their powerful mission work with Spiritual Orphans Network across Eastern Europe and Africa. From the lingering effects of communism to the realities of war in Ukraine, they offer firsthand insight into the spiritual hunger in these regions—along with inspiring stories of transformed lives. Discover how you can be part of this global mission at https://sonetwork.org/.
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Brian Cochran, President of John Moore Associates, addresses investor concerns amid market instability, particularly the question of when to move assets to safer options. He shares key statistics and insights to help simplify decision-making and provide perspective during uncertain economic times.
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Emma Waters of the Heritage Foundation summarizes a The Daily Signal article examining federal funding directed to Planned Parenthood. She outlines how taxpayer dollars are allocated and discusses the policy and political debates surrounding that funding.
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Emily Washburn reviews New Mexico’s case against Meta, explaining the ruling and its broader implications for social media regulation. She highlights concerns about online safety and explores what increased scrutiny of tech platforms could mean for families navigating the digital world.
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Dominique Wingerd from CAPE-NM joins us in studio to talk about an upcoming convention designed for the homeschool community. The event aims to support New Mexico parents by offering resources, training, and practical guidance to strengthen their teaching and help them confidently protect and advocate for their children’s education.
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Licensed marriage and family therapist Glenn Lutjens, a longtime member of the Focus on the Family team for over 30 years, joins the conversation to address the emotional dynamics of family gatherings—especially during holidays like Easter. Drawing from decades of clinical experience and faith-based counseling, Glenn offers practical wisdom on navigating tension, setting healthy boundaries, communicating ahead of time, and responding graciously to conflict. He also explores how approaching gatherings with intentionality can create more peace—and how these moments can become valuable opportunities for personal growth and self-awareness.
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Carla Sonntag of the New Mexico Business Coalition discusses a proposed Albuquerque ordinance and its potential impact on public safety and businesses, along with updates on the 2026 election, including new voter resources and changes to primary voting for independents. She also highlights recent efforts to block local tax increases and addresses ongoing legal disputes over voter data privacy.
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Meet Slavé Velansanov, him and his family are serving faithfully in Croatia and Macedonia. A native of the region, Slavé founded a local church as well as a thriving basketball school with over 800 students. His mission is centered on helping people grow—both personally and in their relationship with God. He is also seeking business-minded partners who feel called to join and support this expanding mission.