"Who Bombed Judi Bari?"
Jan 17, 2013 A new documentary asks tough questions about a 1990 car bombing that gravely injured environmental activist Judi Bari and her colleague, filmmaker Darryl Cherney
Indigo Girls Meet The Tucson Symphony
Jan 17, 2013 Singer, songwriter, and musician Emily Saliers discusses Indigo Girls' new symphonic tour, and what it takes to re-imagine their music with an orchestral backing
Carol Burnett
Jan 11, 2013 Listen to a conversation with the comedy legend about her show, her friends, and the first time she got fired from a job.
Roger Corman
Dec 21, 2012 An exclusive interview with the independent film visionary about a few of the almost 500 movies he's made over a six decade career that is still going strong
The Tomb of Ligeia
Dec 21, 2012 Film writer Chris Dashiell looks back at Roger Corman's 1964 adaptation of an Edgar Allan Poe story about love from beyond the grave
Quick Charge at Picacho Peak
Dec 13, 2012 Visit a new charging facility for electric vehicles that is helping to turn I-10 into an "electric highway"
Kee Malesky
Dec 6, 2012 Her name may be a familiar one, but what does being an NPR librarian actually mean? Find out about her new book "Learn Something New Every Day: 365 Facts to Fulfill Your Life"
Teachers' Voices with Briana Gryzynger and Greg Stafford
Dec 6, 2012 Who is teaching the teachers? Meet a pair of classroom educators who also contribute to their peers' ongoing learning at the Biosphere 2
Luis Buñuel
Dec 6, 2012 Film reviewer Chris Dashiell says that some of the acclaimed Spanish director's best films were made in Mexico during the 1950's
Notes from the 'American Nile'
Nov 30, 2012 Book looks at natural, human history of Colorado River
Spotlight Session: Joey Burns of Calexico
Nov 29, 2012 Listen to some exclusive solo performances from Calexico's front man, along with an interview about the band's journey to New Orleans to make their new album "Algiers"
Steve Winwood: Five Decades Of Song
Nov 16, 2012 A conversation with the musician about his influences, a missing Hammond B3 organ, and an upcoming Tucson show.
Teachers' Voices with Bob and Sue Reavis
Nov 16, 2012 Married educators who say they have teaching in their blood reflect on the changes they've seen over almost four decades in the classroom.
Latino Vote: Fact or Fiction?
Nov 16, 2012 Much talked about and much courted this past election, but what do we know about Latino voters and whether candidates reached them?
Buddhist Sand Mandala First in Southern Arizona
Nov 15, 2012 Week-long creation process ends with dissolution ceremony in Santa Cruz River
CD 1: The Flavor of Arizona
Nov 2, 2012 New district larger, more diverse than several statesSelected Archive Filters
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