A Faraway Desert: Waila Music Solidifies Roots
What does tradition mean to those attending the Waila Festival?
Stories from Roy Laos Transit Center: Where Do You Come From, and Where Are You Going?
Tucsonans make their way through their days, lives, and intersect at the transit hub on the south side.
Arizona Spotlight for December 18, 2015
Brothers share memories of growing up in an unconventional family; author Tom Van Dyke talks about "A Cowboy Christmas"; learn about the first Tucson Solo Theater Festival; meet a young cellist chosen to perform with The Moscow Ballet.
Stairwell Session: Carlos Arzate
Tucson singer / songwriter unveils his spirit through music, and looks ahead to a long career trajectory.
"Double Digits: The Story of a Neighborhood Movie Star"
Documentary tells the story of R.G. Miller, a one-man-band filmmaker who has spent three decades doing what he loves, even if few others take notice.
Arizona Spotlight for December 11, 2015
A woman skydiving pioneer tells how her adventure began; a new documentary tells the story of a unique backyard filmmaker; visit the Saint Cecilia recording studio in downtown Tucson; and a Stairwell Session with Carlos Arzate.
Making Music From the Ground Up at the Saint Cecilia Studios
A year after opening, Tucson's newest recording studio brings new sounds downtown.
Wildfire Season Rages on at University Museum of Art
'Fires of Change' exhibit explores fire as necessary and rejuvenating force.
Arizona Spotlight for December 4, 2015
A tale from StoryCorps; Reid Anderson from the jazz trio The Bad Plus; Ray Campas from Hollywood Barber College; the Owl and Panther Project.
Arizona Spotlight for November 27, 2015
A tale of love and dedication from StoryCorp's Tucson visit; what it takes to live for a full year without processed food; exploring the true reason for flowers.
After 30 Years, Fate of Stolen UA Painting Remains a Mystery
Willem de Kooning's Woman Ochre, sliced out of its frame, may be worth up to $160 million.
Graffiti Art at State Museum Shows Evolving Culture
Native nations are not "frozen in the past" and youth create modern art to prove it.
Tucson Symphony Orchestra Near to Hiring Conductor
Following 19 years with conductor George Hanson on the podium, symphony searches for new director.
Arizona Spotlight for November 20, 2015
StoryCorps arrives in Tucson; visit a peaceful Asian oasis in midtown Tucson; a community finds common ground in a neighborhood park; five experimental music artists use MOCA as a soundscape.
Steven Wright Takes Comedy Seriously
From stand-up to acting, writing, directing and producing, veteran comic says he feels lucky to create and explore in different mediums.
