Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Podcast 'Dateline' episode 'Book of Lies'
Dateline (NBC).... "Andrea Canning reports on the case of Utah mother Kouri Richins, who wrote a children’s book about grief following her husband’s death and recently went on trial for his murder."
Podcast '48 Hours' episode 'The Killing of Theresa Fusco'
48 Hours (ABC).... "Nearly 41 years after a New York teenager is killed, an unexpected breakthrough in the case. Erin Moriarty reports."
Podcast '20/20' True Crime Vault 'Rocky Mountain Horror'
Monday, April 27, 2026
Radio Theater from Roscoe Pond 'Albuquerque Law' 2026
ALBUQUERQUE LAW from ROSCOE POND (2026). Hello everyone.... I had an Actor Table Read of my latest written project "Albuquerque Law."
Short Synopsis: Oral arguments outside the courtroom discussing Navajo Indian court cases. Five judges and two opposing lawyers square off behind closed doors. Five cases involve native-themed issues in the state of New Mexico.
The actor table read was excellent (4-25-2026). The performers had strong feelings about each Navajo case. We had an in-depth conversation with each short "Act."
As the Writer & director. I plan to have a Facebook Live performance coming soon. It will be part of my Radio Theater production series.
Below is a recent Postcard of "Albuquerque Law."
Below is the short Promotional video for "Albuquerque Law."
Sunday, April 26, 2026
Top Box Office 'Micheal' Sings to Number #1 with $97 Million
Saturday Night '48 Hours' episode 'The Killing of Theresa Fusco'
Saturday, April 25, 2026
Encore Presentation Podcast '20/20' episode 'Secrets of the Lake'
Friday Night's 'Dateline' episode 'Book of Lies'
Friday, April 24, 2026
Albuquerque 'Gathering of Nations' Powwow ends after 43 years
THE GATHERING OF NATIONS (Powwow) will end April 24-25, 2026. It was once considered the largest powwow in the world. It is that way no more. The reason is because of Indian Casino powwows across the United States. They have grown considerably within the last decade. More money given out to contest drummers, singers and dancers. Some casinos give out brand new trucks and cars as prizes.
The controversy surrounding the "Gathering" has always been commercialization and exploitation of modern traditions. The powwow has been around since 1983 and it brought in tons of cash for Albuquerque. "The Final Dance" is the end title for this years, "Gathering." It will be no more after April 25, 2026.
No matter what you say. The "Gathering" has always been commercialized. The organization that runs the powwow has not given the public a reason for the end game. It is very clear that it has become too expensive to run and there is no net profit. Everything costs too much. I recall when a ticket for a single person used to be 7$ dollars. That was back in 1995. That price has blown up to $25 dollars in 2026. It's just way too much for me. I haven't attended in 5 years for that very reason.
Nonetheless.... The powwow community will attend and then move onto the next one. The "Gathering" always kicks off the powwow "trail" for those who compete all spring and summer. That includes drummers, singers and dancers. Is this the end of an era? No, because powwows come and go every year. It's just that the "Gathering" has been around this long which was once the largest powwow in the U.S.