Anthropocene Who?
Meet Nika Kaiser and Erica Prather, two artists whose work is centered around issues relating to climate change and extinction.
Episode 916
Sirena Linton, Borderlands Brewers, Carrion Flowers, Anthropocene Who?
Borderlands Brewers
We follow Ayla Kapahi and Savanna Saldate of Borderlands Brewing Co. as they show off their craft and remind us what we should know about the history of beer.
Sirena Linton, Gymnast
Named beam queen by University of Arizona Gymnastics, Sirena Linton recalls leaving her mark at the 2022 NCAA National Championships.
Field Notes: Carrion Flower
Meet one of the stinkiest flowers on earth!
Episode 915
Ivy, Gilded in Black; El Charro Café Turns 100; SEMA Lab; Desert Plants: Organ Pipe
Desert Plants: Organ Pipe
The organ pipe cactus is native to Mexico and the United States where many can be found in their namesake national monument in western Pima County, Arizona.
SEMA Lab - Science Enhanced Mindful Awareness
SEMA Lab at the University of Arizona is developing tools to better understand mindfulness meditation, make mindfulness more accessible, and ultimately enhance anyone’s quest for personal happiness.
Episode 914
The 2022 Holiday Special from the Tucson Botanical Gardens
Episode 913
A recap of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Regional Emmy Award winning stories.
Copper Queen Library
The oldest continuously operating library in Arizona is described as a community treasure that is receiving national recognition.
Ivy, Gilded in Black
Ivy Wahome's new exhibition shows the Victorian era from a different perspective.
El Charro Café Turns 100 Years Old
The iconic restaurant is a telling of Tucson’s culinary history that has captured acclaim from all over the world.
Episode 912
Galería Mitotera, La Doce, Favorite Places: Pima Community College Center for Applied Manufacturing, Celebrating K-pop in Southern Arizona
Celebrating K-pop in Southern Arizona
In this story we talk to fans of K-pop and ask them why the K-pop community is so special to them here in Southern Arizona.
