Episode 831
Arizona Illustrated Back to School Special
Episode 830
2022 Murrow Award Special
Water Harvester: An Invitation to Abundance
How Tucson resident Brad Lancaster transformed his neighborhood by experimenting with water harvesting.
Episode 829
Water Harvester: An Invitation to Abundance
Episode 828
Barrio Baker Revisited, Monsoon Mushrooms, Poop Doesn't Lie
Episode 827
Remembering Baxter Black, Aravaipa Canyon, Monsoon Wildlife
Episode 826
Yuma Farmers, Fine Revolution, Engineering by Touch
Yuma Farmers Assess Water Usage Amid Drought
What are regional lettuce producers doing to make lettuce farming more sustainable, and what is the future of this water-intensive crop that depends on the Colorado River?
Engineering By Touch
Through cutting-edge robotics, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality technologies, UA professors are developing advanced educational tools to make aerospace engineering accessible to the blind.
Fine Revolution
A multimedia production of "Hamlet" that interrogates our relationship to technology and one another.
Event Horizon
Recently released images show a black hole sitting right at the center of our own galaxy.
Episode 823
Ironwood Swordsmen, Prison Arts, Surviving Suicide Loss
Prison Arts
From prison inmate to successful artist, Tucson resident Maryanne Chisholm has made an inspirational transformation.
Surviving Suicide Loss
One family's experience of loss and how they found support and emotional healing.
Ironwood Historical Swordsmanship
The Ironwood Historical Swordsmanship Club is reviving the art of medieval European fencing.
