National Geographic Photographer Mattias Klum

National Geographic public speaker and photographer Mattias Klum sits down with Steve Goldstein to talk about art, nature, conservation, and following your passion. Mattias is speaking Wednesday, November 9th at 7:30 in the Mesa Arts Center. Details can be found here.

Pearce Defeated, Lewis Victorious

Host Steve Goldstein talks to Arizona Republic columnist Bob Robb the Russell Pearce recall, what it may mean for furture recalls...and what impact Jerry Lewis may have on the legislature.

Andrew Thomas Testifies

Andrew Thomas took the stand in a disciplinary hearing that could disbar him if found he violated ethical rules.  

Stanton Wins the Race

In January Phoenix will have a new mayor. Greg Stanton talks to host Steve Goldstein about winning the runoff election for Phoenix mayor Tuesday night. Former Phoenix mayor Paul Johnson weighs in with his reaction to this year's race.

Pearce Loses in Historic Recall Election

For the first time in Arizona history, a state legislator is recalled.  State Senate President Russell Pearce—who many consider the most powerful politician in the state—lost to charter school administrator Jerry Lewis.

Pecan Prices Increase

You may think twice about adding one traditional item to your Thanksgiving meal this year. 

Last Minute Push in Recall Election

The campaigns of Senate President Russell Pearce and opponent Jerry Lewis are making an all-out push to get people to vote in Tuesday’s recall election.

Child Care Advocates Push for Restoration of Subsidy Money

Child care advocates are asking Governor Jan Brewer to restore almost 14 million dollars that were cut this year from child care subsidies…used by low income parents.  The current state budget eliminates all general fund support for the program.  That means in Arizona, many applicants can no longer get them.   From Phoenix, KJZZ’s Mark Brodie reports.

 

Can Politics Be Removed From Redistricting Process?

Some of the original backers of the Independent Redistricting Commission say the Governor and state Republican senators went too far in removing its chair.  Colleen Mathis was dismissed earlie

9 O'clock Jazz Special for 12/6

  Dave Brubeck is best known for his hit "Take 5" but he has been a brilliant composer and band leader for over 60 years.  Tonight  Brubeck and his sons talk about life and music, and how his teachers encouraged him to study music.   Dave Brubeck tonight on the 9 O'clock special.


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