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There’s something fishy about The Show's next Eating Christmas essay. Local writer Devin Kate Pope explains.

A little white lie led to something much more — and more cherished — for Tuesday Mahrle. She tells more in her Eating Christmas essay.

Growing up in rural Arizona, Phoenix storyteller Christopher Hooper spent a lot of time in one particular room of the house. Here's the latest essay in this year's Eating Christmas series.

We continue our collection of conversations about food and the holidays with a story from The Show producer Ayana Hamilton. She’s got a complicated relationship with Santa.

Over the next few days we’ll be sharing some of this year’s true stories about food and the holidays, starting with the holiday season Kathy Cano-Murillo tried to help her father make tamales.

Arizona storyteller Susan Lacke is an accomplished academic with fancy degrees. She also happens to be deaf. This is the story about the one college class that tripped her up.

On KJZZ's SOAPBOX, The Show turns over the mic to listeners. In the latest series, listeners tell their own true stories on the theme of Misbehaving.

On KJZZ's SOAPBOX, The Show turns over the the mic to listeners. In the latest series, listeners tell their own true stories on the theme of Misbehaving. Phoenix storyteller and teacher Carly Davis explores the difference between being bad — and being authentic.

On KJZZ's SOAPBOX, The Show turns over the the mic to listeners. In the latest series, listeners tell their own true stories on the theme of Misbehaving. Tempe writer, performer and storyteller Kim Porter has always been a stickler for rules. So when her high school best friend did nothing but break the rules — you can imagine what happened.

Phoenix writer and lawyer Greg Esser is also a visual artist — a passion that started early. And under the bed. We’ll let him explain on The Show's SOAPBOX.