Evidence of divisiveness and name-calling in American politics is not difficult to find. Former Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers on the state of politics. And, what’s behind the disappearance of the state’s ponderosa pines?
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Amy Bench/8 Above and "The Librarians"Kim A. Snyder is the film’s director and producer, and she joined The Show to talk more about it. -
Gary FergusonThe ponderosa pine forests of northern Arizona are one of the state’s natural treasures. But they’re disappearing. The data is stark: We could lose up to 90% of the ponderosa pines across the Southwest over the next several decades. -
Gage Skidmore/CC BY 2.0You don’t have to look too far, or too hard, to find politicians not being all that nice to each other. To get some perspective, The Show called on Rusty Bowers. He spent around two decades in the Arizona Legislature over two stints, including four years as speaker of the House. -
The Press RoomTravis Smith oversees the collection, which will be on display at the Southwest Print Fiesta in Silver City, New Mexico, this Friday. He spoke more about it with The Show. -
Robrt PelaOne night last year, Robrt Pela and friend Kim — husbands in tow — attended a screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
