TANGO
While most international aid groups work from headquarters in DC, Nairobi or London, Tucson's own TANGO is involved in projects all over the world - from their offices on South Stone Avenue.
Jewish Mysticism
Enter the world of Jewish mysticism with Rabbi Sandy Seltzer.
Muralists on Murals – Allison Miller
Tucson Muralists share what their three favorite murals in town are. First up Allison Miller of Alley Cat Murals.
Episode 713
Connecting students and citizen-scientists in the garden, TANGO International promoting food security, an energetic primer on Jewish Mysticism, and Muralists on Murals. (29:19)
Episode 712
A lizard loving Ph.D. known as Afro Herper, Two Restaurants struggle to survive, and School in the Time of COVID-19. (28:00)
Afro Herper
Earyn McGee is a lizard-loving PhD who's changing the idea of what it means to be a scientist. (07:15)
Two Restaurants
We check in with two family-owned Tucson staples to see how they adapted and coped during a difficult year. (06:08)
The Highland Games
A look back at the 2019 Highland Games, the festival will return in November 2021. (06:28)
Episode 711
Remembering January 8th, 10 years later. (28:00)
January 8th - Ten Years
A decade has passed since the tragic mass shooting tragedy in Tucson; we talk to survivors, witnesses, and medical personnel on the front lines that day.
Episode 710
A special presentation of Arizona Public Media's 2020 Emmy Award winning stories.
Episode 709
Memories of Winterhaven; The Bookshop at the End of the World: Remembering Lute Olson’s first day at U of A; Catalina State Park; and From the Vault: 1985’s Ho Ho Hotline (28:00)
Billy
Meet a Tucson musician whose life is a story of survival, persistence, and finding gratitude.
Episode 708
On the Line: frontline health care workers face chronic stress; Favorite Places: Mission Garden, a living agricultural museum at the base of Sentinel Peak; Billy: a Tucson musician's story of survival, persistence, and finding gratitude.
Arizona Illustrated Special: Understanding the Bighorn Fire
The Bighorn Fire burned in the Catalina Mountains north of Tucson for 48-days over the summer destroying nearly 120,000 acres. (29:30)
