Film Director Zac Cornfield stops by the Morning show to give us a preview of his upcoming documentary on the history of food in New Mexico. As Zac says... "You can take the green chile out of New Mexico, but it's just not going to be the same".

Film Director Zac Cornfield stops by the Morning show to give us a preview of his upcoming documentary on the history of food in New Mexico. As Zac says... "You can take the green chile out of New Mexico, but it's just not going to be the same".

Every day on 96.3 News Radio KKOB, Bob & Kandy say good morning Albuquerque and WAKE UP! We discuss the important stories about our community that greet us at sunrise loaded with information, passion, humor and smothered in green or red chili. 

Every day on 96.3 News Radio KKOB, Bob &amp; Kandy say good morning Albuquerque and WAKE UP! We discuss the important stories about our community that greet us at sunrise loaded with information, passion, humor and smothered in green or red chili.

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Once a year, New Mexico residents can get their legal questions answered free or receive a referral through the Ask-a-Lawyer Call-in Program sponsored by the New Mexico Young Lawyers Division. Attorneys staff the phones and answer questions from across the state on a variety of topics including: employment law, divorce, child support, landlord/tenant issues, personal injury, estate planning, real estate and more.

2026 Ask-a-Lawyer Call-in ProgramSaturday, Nov. 149 a.m. - Noon (MT)Have legal questions? Call in and receive brief legal advice regarding legal issues including: 
•  landlord/tenant •  employment •  personal injury
• divorce •  bankruptcy • immigration law
•  child support • criminal cases •  and more !Call toll free: 1-800-876-6227

Once a year, New Mexico residents can get their legal questions answered free or receive a referral through the Ask-a-Lawyer Call-in Program sponsored by the New Mexico Young Lawyers Division. Attorneys staff the phones and answer questions from across the state on a variety of topics including: employment law, divorce, child support, landlord/tenant issues, personal injury, estate planning, real estate and more.
2026 Ask-a-Lawyer Call-in ProgramSaturday, Nov. 149 a.m. - Noon (MT)Have legal questions? Call in and receive brief legal advice regarding legal issues including:&nbsp; &bull;&nbsp; landlord/tenant &bull;&nbsp; employment &bull;&nbsp; personal injury &bull;&nbsp;divorce &bull;&nbsp; bankruptcy &bull;&nbsp;immigration law &bull;&nbsp; child support &bull; criminal cases &bull;&nbsp; and more !Call toll free: 1-800-876-6227

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The Albuquerque Journal is celebrating it's 100th Anniversary this year and Pepper Lang joins the show to celebrate.

William Pepperday Lang II, senior vice president of the Albuquerque Publishing Co. (APC), may have grown up in a newspaper family, but following in the footsteps of previous generations was not the future he envisioned for himself or his family.

He spent his childhood in the Albuquerque area, mainly in Corrales, while his uncle, Tom Lang, served as Journal publisher and his father, Bill Lang, held several important roles at APC. He is named for his father but is known as Pepper, from his great uncle Thomas Pepperday, who purchased the Journal in 1926.

The Albuquerque Journal is celebrating it's 100th Anniversary this year and Pepper Lang joins the show to celebrate.
William Pepperday Lang II, senior vice president of the Albuquerque Publishing Co. (APC), may have grown up in a newspaper family, but following in the footsteps of previous generations was not the future he envisioned for himself or his family.
He spent his childhood in the Albuquerque area, mainly in Corrales, while his uncle, Tom Lang, served as Journal publisher and his father, Bill Lang, held several important roles at APC. He is named for his father but is known as Pepper, from his great uncle Thomas Pepperday, who purchased the Journal in 1926.

100th Anniversary

A New Mexico Story -- In commemoration of Veteran’s Day, see World War I through the eyes of historian Andrés Armijo's great uncles,

Gaspar and Liberato Candelaria. Discovering his history through photographs, letters, and family stories, Armijo learnsfrom his great uncle's experiences before, during, and after “The Great War.”

A New Mexico Story -- In commemoration of Veteran&rsquo;s Day, see World War I through the eyes of historian Andr&eacute;s Armijo's great uncles,
Gaspar and Liberato Candelaria. Discovering his history through photographs, letters, and family stories, Armijo learnsfrom his great uncle's experiences before, during, and after &ldquo;The Great War.&rdquo;

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