Radio Heads newsletter from KJZZ's The Show
The weekly Radio Heads newsletter is a look behind the scenes at KJZZ's The Show.
From a quiz to find out your Arizona tree to great events in metro Phoenix ad exploring unique Arizona libraries, architectural treasures and more, The Show's Claire Lawton gives you the inside scoop.
Look for a new issue of Radio Heads every Thursday.
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Claire Lawton/KJZZIf you’re looking for something less cutesy to celebrate your own Februalia, Valentine or Galentine’s Day, The Show staff has a few ideas. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZThe metro Phoenix has a rich history of architects and architecture — despite its tendency to tear things down. Here’s a quick cheat sheet to spot some iconic designs (before they disappear). -
Claire Lawton/KJZZWe recently shared our predictions for this year in In/Out fashion. And today, we present a bingo card with a few of our own suggestions to map out your year. -
Jaye McAuliffe/KJZZIf you're still looking for holiday gift ideas, you can hit all of the local markets to take care of your Christmas list — or you can go the experience route with these four upcoming events. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZOver the next few weeks, there are several holiday and artist markets all over the Valley that can take care of your gift list. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZIf the (slight) change in temperature has you in a hygge mood or current times have you wanting to be under a blanket, you are not alone. But first, do yourself a favor and grab a book. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZDid Mark Brodie’s story this week on mosquitoes finding ways to survive extreme heat in the Valley give you the ick? You are not alone. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZRead some Halloween-inspired news stories and brush up on your vocabulary skills with an excerpt from the latest edition of Radio Heads. -
Claire Lawton/KJZZShow producer Amber Victoria Singer on why she set up an interview with an Arizona-based AI content creator — "there's value in listening to folks we don't agree with." -
Claire Lawton/KJZZWhat native trees do we love in Arizona, and how do we relate to them? For a quick respite from the daunting statistics, take KJZZ's "What's my Arizona tree alter ego" quiz.
