Arizona has a long history of electing women to office, at many levels of government. Has that fact changed anything about politics in the state? Plus, the role of content creators in influencing how we think and what we do.
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Amber Favela/KJZZTuesday is, of course, Election Day in the United States — but this isn’t the only place where voters are heading to the polls. -
Amy Silverman/KJZZLike a lot of first-time voters, Sophie Stern couldn’t wait to cast her vote for president. But identity politics are complicated for Sophie, who has Down syndrome. -
Scott Bourque/KJZZThere’s just one day left until Election Day. And if you’re heading to the polls, Arizona Republic editorial page editor Elvia Díaz is here to tell you your vote is safe — and you should be, too. -
Lauren Gilger/KJZZIn The Show's Chef Talk series, we sit down with a chef each month — from fine dining rooms to nightclub kitchens — and find out what makes them tick. -
Tim Agne/KJZZA number of creators were credentialed to this summer’s Republican and Democratic National Conventions and the White House earlier hosted its first Creator Economy Conference. -
Jeanine L'EcuyerArizona might not be seen as a trailblazer in progressive politics, but, there is one area where some would say we excel in that arena: Women. Arizona has a long history of women in leadership — on both sides of the aisle.
