Corrales
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Sep 24, 2026
Kyle KeyGUEST
I'm at Downtown Growers and Grail Yards during the weekends.
Kyle KeyGUEST
I also do a hot food pop-up at Lasso from 5.30 to 9 p.m. And then my products are always stocked at Polk's Folly up in East Mountain's tiny grocer in Old Town or the farm stand out in Corrales.
Kyle KeyGUEST
And I'm hoping to add a few more here soon.
Kyle KeyGUEST
It's just with the pop ups and everything, it's hard to wear all the hats at once.
Matt SpringerGUEST
Like, I, and I totally see the devil's advocate side of, like, this is a lot of water being pumped in.
Matt SpringerGUEST
And so could this water be used elsewhere more beneficially for crops in Corrales or Ranchos? Maybe.
Matt SpringerGUEST
Maybe, probably, but I've got a freezer full of trout that I like to eat, so ...
Matt SpringerGUEST
I don't know.
Jon MurrayGUEST
I, like Aisha, am a lifelong Albuquerquean.
Jon MurrayGUEST
Grew up in Corrales.
Jon MurrayGUEST
My father was in the beverage and wine industry growing up.
Jon MurrayGUEST
So as a kid, I very quickly got interested in it.
TJ TroutHOST
You know, everybody's growing the chili down there.
TJ TroutHOST
But then, you know, we were talking about Wagner's in Corrales.
TJ TroutHOST
I mean, those poor people, man.
TJ TroutHOST
And, you know, they got zero.
TJ TroutHOST
And did- so, and, and, uh, we were, like, kind of next door.
TJ TroutHOST
We're at Ex Novo in Corrales.
Rob MartinezGUEST
Oh, I love that place.
TJ TroutHOST
Yeah.
TJ TroutHOST
So, uh, I wanna talk about that after we get done talking about what we're gonna talk about, because I want some more the history of the building and the area, and why is Corrales so weird? Corrales is weird.
Rob MartinezGUEST
Ah, it's interesting.
TJ TroutHOST
I love Corrales.
Rob MartinezGUEST
I lo- I, it's beautiful.
Laurent GruetGUEST
That's the tradition.
Laurent GruetGUEST
That's why you have harvest festivals everywhere, from Corrales, Albuquerque, every town has an harvest festival.
Laurent GruetGUEST
So because people, that's the tradition of people who really live in New Mexico.
Laurent GruetGUEST
They celebrate harvest, because that's the only food they have for the years, you know what I'm saying?
PhilHOST
This is your host, Phil, and welcome back to our show.
PhilHOST
Our next guest here is Christy Lamariana, who's in Corrales, New Mexico, her business called Corrales Grief Spa.
PhilHOST
How you doing today?
Christy LamarianaGUEST
Good, thank you.
PhilHOST
All right.
PhilHOST
You're welcome.
PhilHOST
Well, Christy, tell us a bit more about yourself and the Corrales Grief Spa.
PhilHOST
What are you offering here to people?
John FleckHOST
Yeah.
John FleckHOST
So the water arrived, um, and I went out early Wednesday morning, um, saw the water coming through Bernalillo at the, uh, 550 bridge, um, circled around to, um, the upper end of Corrales, right at the Rio Rancho Corrales border.
John FleckHOST
Saw the water arrive, um, there around 10:00 A.M. at the very north end of Corrales at a place called Siphon Beach, where the Corrales Siphon crosses the river.
John FleckHOST
And, um, water by Wednesday evening reached the Alameda Bridge, and then it really started slowing down, and it slowed down because it reached dry river channel.
John FleckHOST
And it's important to think of the slowing down and the loss of surface flow not as a problem, but that was the whole point.
Thom HartmannHOST
All right, let's pick up some calls here.
Thom HartmannHOST
Ken in Corrales, New Mexico.
Thom HartmannHOST
Hey, Ken, what's up?
KenAUDIENCE
Hello, Tom.
RockyHOST
Helen?
Helen BrinckerhoffHOST
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Helen BrinckerhoffHOST
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Helen BrinckerhoffHOST
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