VIEW LARGER The cover of The Platinum Age of Television, by David Bianculli. Featured on the March 2nd, 2018 edition of ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT with host Mark McLemore:
- Christopher Conover visits students at a Tucson high school who are learning how government works first hand, by lobbying for a bill progressing through the state legislature designed to help teachers pay for classroom supplies...
A classroom in Tucson.
- David Bianculli, a familiar voice to NPR listeners as TV critic and Friday host of Fresh Air, talks to Mark about his new book The Platinum Age of Television, tracing the evolution of storytelling from I Love Lucy to The Walking Dead...
Listen to a longer version of Mark McLemore talking with David Bianculli about the evolution of TV storytelling:
David Bianculli visits Tucson March 7th & 8th as part of the Tucson Chapter of the Brandeis National Committee's 22nd Annual Book & Author Events, a fundraising effort on behalf of research into neurological disorders.
Author David Bianculli.
Throughout the month of March, an exhibition of wildlife drawings and true nature stories by Beth Surdut will be on view at the Kirk-Bear Canyon Library on East Tanque Verde Road.
You can learn about Citizen Science, explore ways to deepen your relationship with nature, and share your stories when Beth Surdut and friends from the National Phenology Network host a presentation on The Art of Paying Attention on Sunday, March 4 from 2 - 4 pm, also at the Kirk-Bear Canyon Library on East Tanque Verde Road.
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