SOAPBOX

The threat of ICE entering schools is hurting students and pushing down enrollment, even in a district that projected growth. One Valley superintendent explains why some families didn’t come back this school year. Plus, how a Los Angeles transplant found his dream life in Bisbee.

The threat of ICE entering schools is hurting students and pushing down enrollment, even in a district that projected growth. One Valley superintendent explains why some families didn’t come back this school year. Plus, how a Los Angeles transplant found his dream life in Bisbee.

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.

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. This true story from Phoenix storyteller and writer Dan Hull best be described as "boy gone mild."

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. Here's a doozy from Phoenix political consultant Stacy Pearson.

Brittany Perez Sanchez, an 11th-grader who has played five different sports and loves to listen to music and be with friends, will explain what she’s grateful for.

Expressions of love can take many forms. For 16-year-old Vada Santos, it’s waking up to tacos on her nightstand.

In honor of Thanksgiving week, we've asked students of Carrie Deahl at Alhambra High School in west Phoenix to tell us what they're grateful for.