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October 2003

 
October 27, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Special Legislative Session Reviewed
(Phoenix, AZ)
Doug Ramsey looks at what state lawmakers will be doing in the second week of their special session on Child Protective Services reform and prison overcrowding.
[ Doug Ramsey ]
October 24, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Over the Moon
(Phoenix, AZ)
KJZZ Theatre Critic Robrt Pela reviews Arizona Theatre Company's production of "Over the Moon," which runs through October 26th at the Herberger Theater Center.
[ Robrt Pela ]
October 24, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Curse of the Cardinals
(Phoenix, AZ)
The world series ends this weekend... and, again, the Red Sox and Cubs are watching on TV. But commentator Jim Veihdeffer says, compared to the curse of the beleagured Cardinals, Chicago and Boston have nothing on Arizona.
[ Jim Veihdeffer ]
October 23, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Prison Overcrowding Examined
(Phoenix, AZ)
Since Monday, the state legislature has been talking about finding a way to ease Arizona's prison overcrowding problem. Governor Napolitano has backed off her request for 700-million dollars to build new prisons, but she says the system still needs to add more than one thousand beds to the already existing prisons. My guest this morning is Kevin Pranis, a policy analyst with Justice Studies. He says the prison issue in Arizona is so dire that it seems to transcend traditional political boundaries, with law and order Republicans leading the way in sentencing reform that could ease prison congestion and alleviate the need for extra beds.
[ Dennis Lambert ]
October 10, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Interview with Mark Racicot
(Phoenix, AZ)
On the morning after Democratic presidential candidates squred off in Phoenix, Dennis Lambert talks with Mark Racicot, chairman of the Bush-Cheney '04 re-election campaign.
[ Dennis Lambert ]
October 09, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Opera AZ
(Phoenix, AZ)
Dennis Lambert talks with the new director of the Arizona Opera, Joel Revzen about their new season as well as his goals for opera in Arizona.
[ Abigail Beshkin ]
October 08, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Here and Now: Oct. 10, 2003
(Phoenix, AZ)
The Director of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality spoke on "Here and Now" about the proposed gasoline refinery west of Phoenix, what the state is doing to try and prevent another gas shortage, whether or not the state's air is getting cleaner, and many other topics.
[ Terry Ward ]
October 08, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Here and Now: Oct. 10, 2003
(Phoenix, AZ)
The Director of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality spoke on "Here and Now" about the proposed gasoline refinery west of Phoenix, what the state is doing to try and prevent another gas shortage, whether or not the state's air is getting cleaner, and many other topics.
[ Terry Ward ]
October 03, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
(Phoenix, AZ)
Robert Pela reviews Actors' Theater's production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Robert Pela's theater reviews appear each week in the New Times.
[ Robrt Pela ]
October 03, 2003
This links opens to an audio file Interview with Billy Collins
(Phoenix, AZ)
Dennis Lambert interviews Billy Collins about his legacy as Poet Laureate, reading poetry to Congress, and the program Poetry 180 which makes it easy for students to hear or read a poem each day of the school year.
[ Dennis Lambert ]



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