# John Fleck
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John Alexander Fleck (born 24 August 1991) is a Scottish professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for English Premier League club Sheffield United.
He began his career with Rangers, making his senior debut in 2008 aged 16, being hyped in the media as a future star, and later spending a period on loan to Blackpool. In 2012 he transferred to Coventry City, remaining there until 2016 when he joined Sheffield United, helping the club achieve two promotions in three years, moving up from League One to the Premier League.
Water Update (06/24/26)
Hunting for signs of hope in a hot, dry June
With a high pressure system parked over the Four Corners, Albuquerque has been hot and dry, and in this week’s episode Rin Tara and John Fleck don’t shy away from the bad water news weighing on New Mexico:
Total flow on the Rio Grande at Otowi so far th…
15: John Fleck on Tending the Middle Rio Grande Garden
In this week’s Water Matters, John Fleck switches from the host’s chair to the guest’s chair (it’s really the same chair) as co-host Rin Tara sits down with him to talk about the new book he and Bob Berrens wrote, Ribbons of Green: The Rio Grande and the Making of Modern Albuquerque. From Voltaire’…
Dead Mail (aka 80's but Not Like That) w/ Michael Tanner
Did you ever wonder what happens to the mail that you screwed up the address on? Well, this movie is going to answer that...but then not be about that at all. This movie is gonna throw a lot of things at you...and then keep moving?
Who's responsible for this?
Director: Joe DeBoer, Kyle McConaghy
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Water Update (07/29/26)
It rained!
On this week’s water update, Rin Tara and John Fleck talk about the joy of a summer rainstorm, as Albuquerque was drenched by a monsoon storm Friday, July 24*, wetting the Rio Grande and providing a burst of flow in otherwise dry valley irrigation ditches.
*The storm we are talking about…
Water Update (08/12/2026)
A Dry Year Gets Drier
This week Rin Tara and John Fleck do their best to find hope, but in a year this dry it takes more work. Note that at the time of posting this episode, the Frijoles Fire has grown to 7,794 acres.
Via John and Utah State’s Jack Schmidt, Lake Mead and Lake Powell continue thei…
16: Discussing the Post-2026 FEIS with the Wilburys vol. I
Guests: Kathryn Sorensen and Jack Schmidt
This week Rin Tara and John Fleck are joined by friends and colleagues Kathryn Sorensen and Jack Schmidt – members of the group that journalist Allen Best dubbed The Traveling Wilburys of the Colorado River – to talk about the future of management of the Co…
Water Update (08/26/26)
A Search for Silver Linings
The water numbers remain grim in this week’s Water Update, with 97 miles of drying in the New Mexico’s Middle Rio Grande, which is not a record large number only because it rained enough to drop this week’s number beneath last week’s 100 miles of drying. But Rin Tara and…
Water Update (09/09/26)
A River (Ever So Briefly) Returns
This week’s water update is a special edition as Rin Tara and John Fleck take you out to the Rio Grand in Central Albuquerque to experience the brief return of the Rio Grande to a river bed that has been dry for most of the summer.
Rin and John were there, tape rec…
17: Understanding the History Behind How We Manage the Colorado River
Guest: Eric Kuhn
“We need to understand the history.”- Eric Kuhn
This week Rin Tara and John Fleck are joined on Water Matters by their longtime friend and collaborator Eric Kuhn, arguably the preeminent historian of the intersection between Colorado River hydrology and the evoluti…
Water Update (09/23/26)
The Rains Return
On this week’s episode, Rin Tara and John Fleck talk about Rin’s trip down Cataract Canyon on the Colorado River (totally work related!) while John stayed home and obsessed over weather radar and river gage readings as the Rio Grande, dry along large stretches through Central New …
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