Tucson Hip Hop
The 2nd Annual Tucson Hip Hop Festival boasts a diverse line-up of more than 150 performers and more than 1800 attendees.
The Full Nelson
Life has thrown her a few curve balls. She is a mother, author and performer ... Adiba Nelson is a force of nature.
Black History in Southern Arizona
Most people may not associate Southern Arizona with black history, but a group of people are working to change that.
The Preventionist
Joronda Montaño is turning her painful past into a positive force for change—fighting substance abuse, rising suicide rates, and the toll of trauma and violence one kid at a time.
The Sacred Harp
'Shape Note Singing' is one of America's oldest and least known musical genres.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 421
Tucson's African American Heritage; The Preventionist; Shooting Columbus
Chasing Anello
Scott Girod had a dream of opening his own pizzeria.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 419
Anello, a slice of heaven; Meditate, peace within; Finding Flora, the Air Plant
Arizona Illustrated Episode 418
A special Black History Month episode: Cressworth Lander; Juneteenth at The Dunbar School; The Rogue Theatre
The Other Desert Museum
The Tucson Desert Art museum is a nonprofit organization that opened in 2013 with more than 20,000 square feet of of space for exhibits, classes and other activities.
Speak Up
In 2016, three women came together to change how kids talk about suicide, substance abuse, and mental health. Now, their message is reaching a bigger audience than they ever imagined.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 417
Speaking Up, Voices of Youth; The Middle Man; The Other Desert Museum
Arizona Illustrated Episode 416
Coach Chris; The Talking Mural; An Arizona Profile: Folklórico Mexicano
Cultivating Tucson
The story behind Tucson’s exceedingly popular holiday market, Cultivate Tucson.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 415
Beer is Delicious; Cultivating Tucson; Learning to Grow; An Arizona Profile
