KSUT staff digs the new digs

Morning host DJ and Tribal Radio Program Director, Mike Santistevan mans the control board in the new KSUT Tribal Radio studio, Monday, Oct. 12. Beaming with excitement, he is joined by other Tribal Radio staff, Tribal Radio Music Director, Lorena Richards and Tribal Radio Station Manager, Sheila Nanaeto.

Hosting the ‘Morning Blend,’ KSUT Station/Program Director, Ken “Kenny B” Brott broadcasts from the new Four Corners studio.

KSUT PSA Director and ‘Morning Edition’ host, Jim Belcher was the first officially on-air host to broadcast from the new building.

The satellite also made the move to the new building, KSUT Station Manager Rob Rawls and engineer Scott Henning, with the aid of Eagle Crane employees, position the satellite on the first day of broadcasting. The satellite was operational in time for afternoon programming.

Even the UFO's are landing to hear KSUT in their new studios! Well not exactly, the satellite dish from the old building is being hoisted into position at the new station by Eagle Crane.

Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

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Fri Oct 23rd, 2020 , by Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

With excitement and anticipation in the air, on-air and in-studio, KSUT staff officially made the move to the newly built Eddie Box Jr. Media Center on Indigenous People’s Day, Monday, Oct. 12. The Four Corners studio was the first official broadcast from the new studios, with Jim Belcher’s ‘Morning Edition,’ followed by Kenny B’s ‘Morning Blend.’ KSUT Tribal Radio also broadcast from the new studio, with Native Morning Show host Mike Santistevan. KSUT will now broadcast and produce all programming from the new building.