May 31, 2004
Looking Back at the Session That Was
( Phoenix )Now that the dust has settled on the regular legislative session, KJZZ's Mark Brodie takes a look back at what the body did...and didn't do.
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May 28, 2004
Family Treasures
( Phoenix, AZ )Daughter Diana Hulick reflects on the life and collections of Sunnie Hulick (1913 - 2004) who is being remembered at the First Congregational Church in Hancock, New Hampshire.
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May 27, 2004
Abrupt Climate Change
( Phoenix, AZ )Dennis Lambert interviews Jonathan Overpeck, Director of the Institute for the Study of Planet Earth at the University of Arizona about the possiblity of abrupt climate change in Arizona, as depicted in the movie, "The Day After Tomorrow."
Institute for the Study of Planet Earth web site
More about Jonathan Overpeck at the Institute for the Study of Planet Earth web site
Three Views on Global Warming
NPR's Morning Edition reporter Richard Harris spoke to three prominent scientists about their views on global warming.
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May 27, 2004
Sine Die at the Capitol
( Phoenix )After 136 days, the state legislature called it a session Wednesday night....and are without a date to come back. KJZZ's Mark Brodie has reaction to the somewhat contentious time at the capitol.
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May 27, 2004
Leadership Squabbles as Session Ends
( Phoenix )The last week of the legislative session ended with a budget but also some hurt feelings between leadership in both the House and Senate and rank-and-file lawmakers. KJZZ's Steve Goldstein talks with KJZZ's Mark Brodie.
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May 26, 2004
Here and Now: May 26, 2004
( Phoenix, AZ )Terry Ward discusses the state of education in Arizona with Tom Horne, Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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May 25, 2004
Tumacocori Environmental Debate
( Tumacocori, AZ )As part of KJZZ's Arizona Adventures series, Dennis Lambert takes you to the Tumacocori Highlands in southern Arizona. The 76,000 acres of jagged mountain and sweeping grassland are at the heart of an environmental debate taking place in southern Arizona. Some nearby residents want Congress to designate the Tumacocoris as Wilderness for the highest level of environmental protection. Others say too much protection will unravel a way of life they've known for generations.
KJZZ's Arizona Adventures
Additional stories from KJZZ's Arizona Adventures.
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May 24, 2004
Budget Battles Turn Personal
( Phoenix )Both chambers of the state legislature have passed budgets....but they're not what many people had expected. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert talks to KJZZ's Mark Brodie about what went down at the capitol....and what's next. Also, thinning the state's forests to prevent major wildfires.
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
More details on the state budget
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May 20, 2004
A Night in Vegas
( Phoenix, AZ )Robrt Pela reviews Alternative Theater's series of playlets, A Night in Vegas.
Robrt Pela's reviews at phoenixnewtimes.com
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May 19, 2004
Here and Now: May 19, 2004
( Phoenix, AZ )Terry Ward discusses rising gas prices with AAA’s David Cowley, in studio, and by phone with economist Paul Verlegger, senior fellow at the Institute for International Economics.
AAA Gas Watcher's Guide
AAA's advice on automotive fuel economy and where to turn for reliable information on fuel supplies and prices during national security situations.
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May 18, 2004
Renovation for the Arts
( Phoenix, AZ )Three of the state's major performing arts companies have to find different venues for next season. A Phoenix Symphony Hall renovation will begin next month and take 15 months to complete. In addition to finding another home, the Phoenix Symphony, Ballet Arizona, and Arizona Opera are scrambling for some extra funding. as kjzz's steve goldstein reports, the companies and the city are hoping long-term gain will make up for short-term pain.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
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May 17, 2004
Close....But No Budget Yet
( Phoenix )Arizona House leaders thought they might have agreement on a budget plan....but they ended up taking the weekend off to regroup. KJZZ"s Dennis Lambert speaks with KJZZ's Mark Brodie about how close the House is to having a spending plan in place, and starting negotiations with the Senate.
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May 14, 2004
Tappestry
( Phoenix, AZ )Robrt Pela reviews Tapestry: A Musical Revue Based on the Music of Carole King.
Robrt Pela's reviews at phoenixnewtimes.com
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May 12, 2004
Here and Now: May 12, 2004
( Phoenix, AZ )Governor Napolitano responded to listeners' questions during Here and Now with host Terry Ward from 11am to Noon on KJZZ.
Talking with the Governor
Additional interviews with Governor Napolitano on Here and Now.
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May 11, 2004
Goats as Fire Prevention
Original Story
( Prescott, AZ )Dennis Lambert talks with Mike Creach, fuels management specialist for the Prescott National Forest, about whether he plans to use goats to clear away potential fire fuel.
KJZZ's Arizona Adventures
Additional stories from KJZZ's Arizona Adventures.
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May 10, 2004
State Lawmakers Find Full Day Kindergarten Proposal Taxing
More on the Battle Over All Day K at the Capitol
( Phoenix )Governor Napolitano has made full day kindergarten one of her top priorities....and the issue is a hot one around the country. But one idea on how to pay for the program is unique to Arizona. KJZZ's Mark Brodie reports.
Education Commission of the States
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May 07, 2004
Sophie's Story
( Phoenix, AZ )Commentator Amy Silverman talks about her daughter Sophie and about how Down syndrome has effected her family's life. Amy Silverman is associate editor for the New Times, and teaches workshops called Mothers Who Write.
Sophie's Story
More stories by Amy Silverman about her daughter Sophie and about how Down syndrome has effected her family's life.
www.scottsdalearts.org
The Mothers Who Write reading takes place on Saturday May 8th at 2 p.m. For more information on the reading go to www.scottsdalearts.org or call
480-205-1687.
www.annabellestern.net
Annabelle and Sophie's web site.
Special Report about Mothers Who Write
Additional information about Mothers Who Write at KJZZ.org.
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May 05, 2004
Here and Now: April 5, 2004
( Phoenix, AZ )Steve Goldstein, who is filling in for the vacationing Terry Ward, talks with guests Bob Allen, Phoenix Stages director, and Ken LaFave of the Arizona Republic. The discussion, this week, turns to the impact of the closure of Symphony Hall.
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September 10, 2003
Scrambling to Save the Sonoran Pronghorn
Pronghorn Audio Extra
( Bisbee, AZ )In this installment of KJZZ's Arizona Adventures series, Dennis Lambert reports on the 20 Sonoran Pronghorn left in the entire country. and they all live in southwestern Arizona. The drought has devastated the population. Now, wildlife experts are scrambling to save them.
KJZZ's Arizona Adventures
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