Sam Dingman

The Analogs is a series of stories about people who make things by hand — and what those things tell us about those people.

Sam’s mom said something to him when he was very young that he’s never forgotten. This series is an attempt to figure out what she meant.

Watching Angie Dell work a letterpress is like watching someone ride a bike. That makes sense for Angie, who says writing should engage all of our senses.

For Ryan Elewaut, guitars are more than musical instruments. They’re time machines.

Way up in the hills of Prescott, a small cadre of diehards is keeping analog type alive. In a culture that worships efficiency, Sky Shipley is a proud member of the resistance.

Tamara Rowland never thought she’d end up making pens. But like a few other things in her life, the truth was inside her all along.

Duane Jensen’s life changed when he found out he could fix typewriters. But are they fixing him, too?

The Show’s culture expert Amanda Kehrberg says "Saturday Night Live" is just one example of a recent burst of cross-pollination between American and English comedic sensibilities. Kehrberg joined The Show.

Angela Ganter is the subject of a new docudrama called “Outriding the Devil,” which will screen at Pollock Cinemas in Tempe on April 25. The Show spoke with her recently about the origins of her love of rodeo and living much of her life on horseback.

Some medical professionals and industry observers are starting to notice a troubling trend among heavy cannabis users: marijuana-induced psychosis.