There are some who believe that monsters walk among us. And what’s more, they say, we shouldn’t fear them — they should be protected. A profile of the mysterious fellowship that calls itself the Monster Rangers. Plus, a rotary phone that helps people communicate with the dead.
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Tim Schuessler/HandoutFor the last couple weeks, The Show's Sam Dingman has been exploring the various ways people find friendship and community here in the Valley — a place where it’s not always easy to do that. -
Bill Sneed/HandoutWhen Rev. Karin Einhaus at New Vision Center for Spiritual Living heard about what she calls the "telephone of the wind," she knew she had to set one up at the center. -
Jeff Dunn/HandoutZuill Bailey says he’ll bring classical music anywhere. And he does it all the time as artistic director of the Mesa Arts Center’s Classical Music Inside Out series. -
roachtripfilm.comA Tucson-based filmmaker and actor is out with her directorial debut, and it tells the true story of a road trip she took with an unusual hitchhiker. -
Chelsey Heath/KJZZAs the story goes, one night in 1978, in a hotel room in Tucson, Bob Dylan was feeling down and out. Dylan had a vision of Jesus, which prompted him to dedicate his life to praising God through music.
