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The Woman Leading Tucson Electric Power: Susan Gray | Speaking Personally
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- The Woman Leading Tucson Electric Power: Susan Gray | Speaking Personally
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- 4 minutes ago
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- Susan Gray started off at Tucson Electric Power as a student and has risen through the ranks, achieving many notable firsts on her way to becoming CEO. In conversation with AZPM’s Tom McNamara she discusses her supportive upbringing, being known on the front lines as “The Girl” and falling in love with Tucson along the way. She shares stories about walking on to University of Arizona’s swim team, why its forbidden to disparage math in her house, and why she feels a personal responsibility to the community.
ABOUT THE SHOW
Speaking Personally has honest conversations with people making an impact in Southern Arizona and around the world. We’ll go beyond the headlines to find out who they really are, what makes them tick and how they got to where they are.
This AZPM News Podcast is recorded on location at the Paul and Alice Baker Center for Public Media in Tucson Arizona.
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- Apr 15, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 18 hours ago
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- An Arizona Senator is raising a lot of campaign money; ICE is detaining people with health issues; Pima County is working to boost literacy among young people; and more...
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- Apr 14, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 2 days ago
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- Details on the police shooting of a Tucson teen; Border wall work blocks hikers, and wildlife; Educators work for a more literate future; and more...
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- Apr 13, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 3 days ago
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- A controversial data center clears a hurdle in court; Rival Democratic candidates fight in court; Scientists prepare to see what Artemis II brought back; and more...
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- All About Desert Plants | Arizona Illustrated
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- 4 days ago
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- This week on a special desert plants episode of Arizona Illustrated…how a “nature nerd” turned his passion into a career advocating for the Sonoran Desert; the unknown origins and otherworldly draw of the crested saguaro; how Spadefoot Nursery is restoring the flora for fauna and humans, and the many benefits of the Desert Willow.
Nurtured by Nature
Tucson native Tony Figueroa grew up loving the outdoors and being a “nature nerd” which included watching The Desert Speaks, NOVA, and Nature on PBS. After beginning a career in a “sensible field” as a pharmacy technician, he decided to follow his true passion, attended the University of Arizona, and now works to protect the Sonoran Desert.
The Mysterious Crested Saguaro
The Mysterious Crested Saguaro takes an in-depth look into this extremely rare mutation of the saguaro cactus. In 2016, still little is known about what causes this strange growth or how often it occurs. A small group ...
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- Apr 10, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 6 days ago
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- New restriction on food aid mean fewer people getting SNAP benefits; A congresswoman gets a look inside an ICE holding center; it’s cyclovia time again in Tucson; and more...
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- Observers pepper-sprayed by ICE | Tucson facing cuts | The Press Room
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- 6 days ago
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- Civilian observers pepper sprayed in South Tucson by ICE: It's not the first time such an incident has occurred in Southern Arizona. Plus, the city of Tucson is looking to make some cuts. What's on the chopping block? We talk about these issues, plus the latest response to the war in Iran, our takeaways of the Wildcats' tournament run and we set our sights on the moon.
GUESTS
Joe Ferguson, Tucson Agenda
Paul Ingram, Tucson Sentinel
Tony Perkins, AZPM News
Nick Rommel, AZPM News
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- Apr 9, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 7 days ago
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- Residents keep pushing back against ICE detention centers; A festival celebrates the mighty agave; We spotlight efforts to keep unhoused people and their pets together; and more...
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- Colin Hay at Work
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- 7 days ago
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- Also on Arizona Spotlight: A night of contemporary Indigenous comedy comes to Club Congress, courtesy of The Arizona State Museum.
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- Continuing research on Long COVID
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- 7 days ago
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- COVID 19 became part of our lives as a global pandemic in March of 2020.
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- Apr 8, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 8 days ago
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- ICE issues a statement after Monday’s pepper-spraying in South Tucson; Tucson comes closer to a plan to deal with data centers; Young and homeless -- one group aims to help youth on their own; and more...
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- Exploring Michoacán, Mexico: From banana plantations to world-famous guitars | The Desert Speaks
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- 8 days ago
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- Host David Yetman and Mexican ecologist Alberto Búrquez travel into and around the state of Michoacán, Mexico, to explore its rugged coast, diverse habitats and local traditions. On the coast, the travelers visit a banana plantation to see how the fruit is cleaned and kept free of insect damage before exportation. Further inland, a stop in one of Michoacán’s tropical deciduous forests reveals some interesting vegetation, including the Sandbox Tree, which bears explosive fruit, and the malicious Mala Mujer shrub with its sharp, stinging hairs. Then it’s on to Paracho, the famous guitarmaking capital of Mexico. Watch the construction of beautiful instruments and examine some of the guitars that have been aged for as many as 35 years to create the perfect tone.
From Season 17 of The Desert Speaks, originally aired in 2008.
FOR MORE DESERT SPEAKS, visit https://playpbs.azpm.org/show/the-desert-speaks/
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- Apr 7, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 9 days ago
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- An ICE confrontation on the streets of South Tucson; Fire stations may close amid budget troubles; A library becomes an oasis for unhoused people; and more...
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- ICE agents pepper spray people filming in South Tucson #news #tucson
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- 9 days ago
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- Onlookers filming ICE activities in South Tucson were pepper-sprayed in this video provided to AZPM by a community member. The video was shot in a Walgreens parking lot in South Tucson on April 6, 2026.
For more, visit news.azpm.org.
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- Apr 6, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 10 days ago
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- UA men’s basketball plans for the future after a trip to the final four; An Arizona senator may be eyeing a trip to the White House; more people should be making a trip to the doctor; and more...
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- Discovering Boone:From Cancer Diagnosis to Directing Craig T. Nelson - The Story of “Be Still Boone”
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- 10 days ago
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- After a life-altering cancer diagnosis while deployed overseas, University of Arizona film student Clinton Willis returned home searching for purpose and found it through storytelling.
In this behind-the-scenes documentary, Discovering Boone follows Clinton’s journey from personal hardship to creative breakthrough, as he steps into the role of director and brings his deeply personal story to life with the help of his classmates and an unexpected collaborator.
@UASchoolofTFTV
Producer: John DeSoto
Videographer: Danny Sax
Editor: Danny Sax
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- Plans and Financial Literacy with Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee
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- 10 days ago
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- Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee joins hosts Nicole Cox and Linda O'Bryon for this special Financial Literacy Month episode. Treasurer Yee discusses the state’s 529 Education Savings Plan, which helps Arizonans save for a number of educational opportunities, as well as the work her administration has done to bolster financial education. GUESTS: Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee
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- Enjoying the outdoors in Spring | Arizona Illustrated
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- 11 days ago
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- This week on Arizona Illustrated our episode is dedicated to getting outdoors and enjoying the Spring weather in Southern Arizona. Take a hike and enjoy the sights, sounds and history of Tumamoc Hill or go birdwatching in Sweetwater Wetlands. We’ll show you how to create a habitat for birds in your own backyard and plant a local shrub with a fun name and flowers to match. Plus, Canoa Ranch is only 40 miles from Tucson but takes you back to Arizona’s historic roots.
Ode to Tumamoc Hill
An ode to the unique sites, sounds and people of Tumamoc Hill. The trail to the top of the hill has been used by humans for nearly 4,000 years, as this area is known to be the longest continually inhabited site in North America. This University of Arizona research station sees around 1,500 visitors a day. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Desert Laboratory on the hill is listed as a National Historic Landmark. Thanks to Ben Wilder, the Acting Direc...
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- Ben Hur (1959) | Hollywood at Home
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- 11 days ago
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- An epic drama about an aristocratic Jew living in Judaea who incurs the wrath of a childhood friend, now a Roman tribune. Although forced into slavery on a galley and compelled to witness the cruel persecution of his family, he survives, harboring dreams of vengeance. A battle at sea and a chariot race are among the memorable sequences. The film used 300 sets at Rome's Cinecitta Studios and won a record 11 Oscars.
Cast: Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins, Stephen Boyd.
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- Apr 3, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 13 days ago
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- Final Four fever infects fans on their way to the game; The pep band is all warmed up; and student photographers prepare for their place in history; and more...
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- Tucson's arts scene faces big challenges | Journalists discuss | The Press Room
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- 13 days ago
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- Spring is in the air, and Tucson’s arts and cultural scene blossoms this time of year. Professionals in the Southern Arizona arts landscape and the journalists who cover the beat sit down for a robust discussion of ways to enjoy Tucson’s arts, music and food, and some of the challenges the arts face in an ever-changing world.
GUESTS
David Slutes, La Rosa
Kevin Larkin, Art State Arizona
Cathalena Burch, Arizona Daily Star
Thatcher Warrick Hess, AZPM News
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- Apr 2, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 14 days ago
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- As the Final Four draws near, locals are rooting for the home team, but not all of them; how politics changes a political activist; and more...
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- Arizona Spotlight brings you "A Moment to Cope"
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- 14 days ago
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- Learners in Tibetan Buddhism at the Bodhisattva Institute in Tucson share stories of overcoming negativity through positive coping skills.
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- Apr 1, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 15 days ago
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- Tucson sees its team off to the Final Four; Arizona fights Trumps attempt to control elections; We find out why the mayor of South Tucson lives in a motel; and more...
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- Old Pueblo Playwrights prepare for New Play Festival 2026 | AZPM Original
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- 15 days ago
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- Debra Vassallo never thought she’d become a playwright. But life and creative urges sometimes manifest in unexpected ways. A part-time Tucson resident, Debra began using her writing skills as an outlet during a difficult time. Her therapeutic self-expression led her to join the Old Pueblo Playwrights, and through the group’s support and workshopping, her first script made its way to the stage in 2018. This year, her fifth play, HOA Blues, debuts as part of the group’s New Play Festival 2026, on Thursday, April 2.
A total of eight original works will debut at the 37th Annual New Play Festival from April 2-5 at the Invisible Theatre in Tucson, 1400 N 1st Ave.
Producer: Anne Simmons
Videographer & Editor - Diana Cadena
Colorist - Emmanuel Joubeaud
Post-Production Audio - Jim Blackwoood
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- Mar 31, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 16 days ago
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- A spike in syphilis cases worries health officials; Feds may be scaling back plans for an Arizona detention center; Big changes in the tiny city of South Tucson; and more...
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- Pitaya: A cactus fruit with its own Mexican festival | The Desert Speaks
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- 16 days ago
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- Travel with host David Yetman and Mexican ecologist Alberto Búrquez to an area southwest of Guadalajara, Mexico where locals celebrate an annual festival dedicated to tasty Pitaya cactus fruit. Once used as a source of water for natives, the Pitaya has now become a reason to celebrate. In this episode, Yetman journeys to the city of Techaluta to watch workers harvest Pitayas by lamplight, where he places a bet on a midday horserace, and participates in a Pitaya-eating contest. Then visit Infiernillo “Little Hell,” where the dry, hot temperature is ideal for the cultivation of a distinct type of Pitaya. The travelers also visit a local carpenter who produces furniture from various types of columnar cactus wood.
From Season 17 of The Desert Speaks, originally aired in 2008.
FOR MORE DESERT SPEAKS, visit https://playpbs.azpm.org/show/the-desert-speaks/
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- Mar 30, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 17 days ago
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- Protestors again line Tucson streets for no kings demonstrations; After a quarter-century drought, the wildcat men’s basketball squad is headed for the final four; College-bound students brace for deep cuts to student loans; and more...
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- Inside Tequila | Making Mexico's most iconic spirit | The Desert Speaks
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- 17 days ago
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- Host David Yetman, Mexican ecologist Alberto Búrquez and premiere agave expert Ana Valenzuela travel to the state of Jalisco, Mexico, to inspect the history, production process – and even taste – of one of Mexico’s most famous exports – tequila. The trip begins in Tequila, the city named after the famous beverage. The city has profited economically and developed a strong sense of cultural identity around the production of this distilled liquor. The climate, soil and landscape combine for the perfect place to grow the agave plants used to produce the distinct Tequila taste. Join the crew as they encounter jimadores harvesting agave using a “coa,” a long, machete-like, round-ended knife. From there, it’s on to see how the agave is steamed, fermented and distilled. Finally, Yetman and guests sample a portion of the finished product.
From Season 17 of The Desert Speaks, originally aired in 2008.
FOR MORE DESERT SPEAKS, visit https://playpbs.azpm.org...
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- The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) | Hollywood at Home
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- 18 days ago
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- From his birth in Bethlehem to his death and eventual resurrection, the life of Jesus Christ (Max von Sydow) is given the all-star treatment in this epic retelling. Major aspects of Christ's life are touched upon, including the execution of all the newborn males in Egypt by King Herod (Claude Rains); Christ's baptism by John the Baptist (Charlton Heston); and the betrayal by Judas after the Last Supper that eventually leads to Christ's crucifixion and miraculous return.
Cast: Max von Sydow, Dorothy McGuire, Charlton Heston
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- 2025 Emmy winning stories | Arizona Illustrated
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- 20 days ago
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- This week on Arizona Illustrated we bring you a recap of our 2025 Rocky Mountain Region Emmy winning stories. The Special Eats food truck is serving up grilled cheese and providing real-world opportunities for employees with special needs; the Golden Goose thrift store is giving back to the community and creating one of its own; the Amphi Panteras are fighting for tenants’ rights in midtown Tucson and Stories That Soar! is helping bring children’s stories to life.
Special Eats
Tamara Varga couldn’t find a job for her 16-year-old son with autism – so she created one. Alongside her business partner Bill Harman, she created an inclusive environment and workplace for people with special needs, where the glue of the business is grilled cheese and love.
The Golden Goose
The Golden Goose is a thrift store in the small town of Catalina, north of Tucson, that has been around for 20 years and has raised over 20 million dollars from donated merchan...
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- Mar 27, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 20 days ago
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- The UA wildcats move closer to the NCAA championship; A different kind of basketball championship is coming to Tucson; We visit a Tucson chef with roots in Barbados; and more...
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- Few roads, few people: Arizona's ‘Big Empty’ | The Desert Speaks
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- 20 days ago
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- It’s big, it’s empty and it’s in a relatively unexplored area of northwestern Arizona. Known affectionately as the “Arizona Strip,” this topographically rough area is free of paved roads and other amenities, but has a rich geological and natural history. Host David Yetman, ecologist Yar Petryszyn and archeologist Jock Favour trek through the “Big Empty” to examine evidence of early settlements, investigate high desert plants and learn about a project helping to increase the population of a rare and magnificent creature. The California Condor Restoration Project increases the number of condors in the wild by using GPS technology to track the birds via satellite. This trip ends at the southern limit of the Arizona Strip at the steepest and most isolated ledge of the Grand Canyon, which overlooks a 3,000-foot drop to the Colorado River below.
From Season 17 of The Desert Speaks, originally aired in 2009.
FOR MORE DESERT SPEAKS, visit https://playpbs...
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- Lucy Worsley Investigates | The American Revolution PREVIEW
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- 20 days ago
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- On the eve of America’s 250th anniversary, popular British historian Lucy Worsley investigates the sabotage, espionage, and unrest that led to the birth of a new nation. In 1776, 13 American colonies declared independence from one of the most powerful empires in the world, igniting a bloody eight-year war that claimed thousands of lives and ended in Britain’s humiliating defeat. But how did this historic rupture come to pass, and could it have been avoided? Over two episodes, Lucy delves deeper into the American Revolution by examining it from the British perspective, discovering the human drama, radical ideas, and political missteps behind this seismic split, and revealing how losing America changed Britain forever.
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- Wilding Season 1 PREVIEW
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- 20 days ago
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- Based on Isabella Tree’s best-selling book by the same title, WILDING tells the story of a young couple, Charlie Burrell and Isabella Tree, who bets on nature for the future of their failing, 400-year-old estate.
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- Efforts to recall Sheriff Chris Nanos | Ice agents in airports while TSA is unpaid | The Press Room
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- 20 days ago
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- This week on The Press Room, our panel discusses the latest developments in the recall effort targeting Pima County sheriff Chris Nanos. Plus, lack of DHS funding and shortage of TSA agents has put ICE agents in airports. And, institutions continue to respond to the sexual abuse allegations against late labor leader Cesar Chavez as we approach the holiday named in his honor.
GUESTS:
Jim Nintzel, Tucson Sentinel
Rafael Carranza, AZ Luminaria
John Washington, Lookout
Angela Gervasi, AZPM News
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Have a question or comment about what you heard on the show? Is there a topic you'd like to see discussed by our panel in a future episode? Leave a comment below.
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- Mar 26, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
- Date posted
- 21 days ago
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- Savannah Guthrie talks abut her mother’s apparent kidnapping; A big step forward for “Woman to Woman”; A new bill would block unwanted ICE detention centers; and more...
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- Lucy Darling has Tucson in the palm of their hand
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- 21 days ago
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- Also on Arizona Spotlight: Bisbee Bikeways is trying to build better communities; and "Truth be Told" asks important questions that won't go away.
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- A decade of discovery from the orbit of Jupiter
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- 21 days ago
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- Researchers have been studying data from NASA's Juno spacecraft since the summer of 2016. University of Arizona planetary scientist Bill Hubbard looks back on nearly a decade of discovery from the orbit of Jupiter, our solar system's biggest planet. Bill Hubbard spoke with Tim Swindle, professor emeritus of Planetary Science at the University of Arizona.
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- Scoundrel & Scamp Youth Acting and Theatre Arts Education
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- 21 days ago
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- Annika Maher, Zachary Austin and Alexandra Kaplan are preparing the new generation of actors at Scoundrel & Scamp Theater. Students in elementary school start their adventure in the Acting & Theater Arts program, learning how to develop their confidence and collaborate to make stories come to life. The journey becomes more in-depth as they age. Middle and high school students improve their skills through scenes and monologues in Scamp Company. They explore not only how to perform, but how to shape a performance by using voice, movement, and technology to tell compelling stories. They take the center stage to show what they’ve learned after months of practice, preparation, and teamwork. It’s more than a show, it’s a moment of growth, courage, and pride.
Producer: Mohim Jahongirova & Ozlem Ayse Ozgur
Videographer: Ozlem Ayse Ozgur & Clinton Willis
Editor: Diana Cadena
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- Mar 25, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
- Date posted
- 22 days ago
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- An initiative aims to rein in school vouchers; Arizona’s waterways prove to be a big part of its economy; The nationwide reaction to ICE detention centers; and more...
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- Mar 24, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
- Date posted
- 23 days ago
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- Pima County’s sheriff faces pushback from his deputies, and county leaders; Cesar Chavez is removed from the calendar; Marana wrestles with a planned detention center; and more...
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- "A Tipping Point;" Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind faces closure of Tucson campus
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- 23 days ago
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- It’s the end of an era for a historic Tucson campus that’s experiencing a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. The Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind will relocate to Oro Valley this summer in an attempt to remediate what the district says is “a tipping point” in school history. Families, staff and alumni continue to decry the district’s quick decision-making, saying it considered little to no input from community members. As ASDB braces for the closure and 15-mile relocation, some families are considering alternative schools for their children.
For more on this story, visit news.azpm.org.
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- Henry David Thoreau PREVIEW
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- 23 days ago
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- HENRY DAVID THOREAU examines the life and work of the 19th-century writer in the context of antebellum New England and the larger United States, as well as through the universal themes he focused on in his writings: an individual’s relationship to the state, how to live an authentic life, our connection to nature, and the impact of race on American life. Set against the political and social tensions of the mid-19th century, the film traces Thoreau’s journey from his early days in Concord, Massachusetts to his deep engagement with the moral crises of his time, including industrialization, slavery, war, and environmental degradation. Through his essays, journals, and landmark works such as Walden and Civil Disobedience, he became an inspiration for generations of writers, thinkers, and activists.
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- They're NOT rabbits! Meet the viscacha | The Desert Speaks
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- 23 days ago
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- Host David Yetman, historian Bill Beezley and Archeologist María José Figuerero travel around the Puna, the high-elevation plains of Chile’s Atacama Desert, a harsh environment that is home to traditional villages as well as unusual plants and animals. The first stop is in a small village recently depopulated by crop failures that have forced many natives to depart for the coast. Not far away the travelers pause among the rocks to catch a glimpse of viscachas, rodents that resemble long-tailed rabbits. Next, visit a zone of active volcanoes four miles high where steaming hot lakes meet sub-freezing air. While there, the travelers spy on flamingos foraging among these steaming lakes and pools as they feed on tiny aquatic animals. The trip concludes at the rainless ocean port of Iquique, which features one of the world’s finest parapent (hang gliding) sites and a popular grassless golf course fashioned entirely from dirt.
From Season 18 of The Desert Speaks, ori...
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- This Spring, PBS Celebrates the Earth with Compelling Stories and Transformative Insights
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- 23 days ago
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- This April, PBS invites viewers to celebrate Earth Month with a curated line-up of programming. April’s slate of broadcast, digital, and streaming programming features global stories and centers leading scientific voices. Feel caution and hope with OUR NEW WORLD, follow the journey of orphan elephants in NATURE: BECOMING ELEPHANT: THE ORPHANS OF RETITI, visit a national park that has housed tigers for half a century in NATURE: THE LEGENDARY TIGERS OF INDIA, follow a Peruvian community’s quest for survival in NOVA “Rain Bombs,” experience the magic of coexisting with wildlife in WILDING and SHARED PLANET and travel millions of miles around the world with David Attenborough in LIFE ON EARTH: ATTENBOROUGH’S GREATEST ADVENTURE. Discover new adventures with PBS KIDS, including new content from WILD KRATTS, ELINOR WONDERS WHY, and CYBERCHASE. PBS KIDS will also feature an Earth Month playlist with nature-themed episodes from WEATHER HUNTERS, DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD, MOLLY OF...
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- Mar 23, 2026 | AZPM News Daily
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- 24 days ago
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- ICE agents take up stations at an Arizona airport; Day 50 in the search for Nancy Guthrie; Japanese Tucsonans celebrate their culture; and more...
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- Our New World Season 1 PREVIEW
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- 24 days ago
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- What world will we live in tomorrow as climate change reshapes the Earth? Our planet has many surprises in store. This film reveals Nature's astonishing adaptation abilities, and how we humans can become a supporting force.
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- Antiques Roadshow - Behind the Scenes | Arizona Illustrated
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- 25 days ago
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- This week on Arizona Illustrated, the beloved PBS program Antiques Roadshow will be filming in Tucson in May, 2026. So, we’re looking back our behind-the-scenes special from the last time the show was in town in 2015. Meet the appraisers, show producers, Tucsonans with their treasures and an update on one of the highest appraised items in the history of the show, the Navajo Blanket.
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- Hollywood at Home: A Mighty Wind (2003) TRIVIA
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- 25 days ago
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- In this hilarious backstage mockumentary, three eclectic, never-quite-famous folk bands come together for the first time in decades following the death of their manager to put on a reunion concert in his honor, at the request of his son (Bob Balaban). For the members of The Folksmen, The New Main Street Singers, and Mitch & Mickey, time has not been kind. As the show approaches, apprehension sets in, romances are rekindled and ambitions are permanently deferred.
Cast: Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Michael McKean.
