 April
30, 2005 |
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| Stressed
Out? Marie (Kit) Dalloway from Performance
Media is here to help. It's national stress awareness
month and she has some ways to keep the stress low. We also
check out the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Our friend,
Doug Nintzel from ADOT has Arizona Highways talk and it
may not be pretty this weekend on the freeways. |
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| Hal
Cannon of the Western
Folklife Center stops by to give us the heads up on a
folk festival that you may want to calendar at the Grand Canyon
and Flagstaff. Fix your home over the Internet? Hey
Paul Kelly says that his To
Fix it dot com web sit is the place you should start and
he is this week's "Made In Arizona" Marshall
Trimble tells us on this 85th anniversary of the opening
of the Grand Canyon National Park that there are sad stories
at this natural wonder, too. |
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| Marshall
Trimble with the second part of his story about the Grand
Canyon. Rory Aikens from Arizona Game and Fish has the latest
on the high country lakes. Fishermen listen to this one. Got
a plant you love and want morejust like it? Grow your own.
Dave Owens,
the Garden Guy tells
us how to do it. |
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| Have
you heard about Feng Shui? Beth Borray is an Arizona Feng
Shui practitioner and she says it can change your life and
your success. We have a recap of the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone says that yes that may
be the moon you see during the day and he tells why. |
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Tourguide USA Takes us to Sedona's beautiful parks
and Renee Ellis drops off a recipe that is so easy even I
could do it. She is this week's Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipe. You have likely heard of Gammage
Auditorium at ASU. Grady Gammage's only son visits with Susan
Bitter Smith and talks about the Auditorium and his unusual
career. |
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| Arizona's
Most Wanted this week is Adrian Ovalle. Listen to Deputy
U.S. tell us why they are looking for this guy. And The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb stops by to help with
the spring cleaning. She doesn't come and do your windows,
but she knows the best way to do them. |
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| April
23, 2005 |
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Home
and Landscape Show is next weekend. Angie Bearup tells us
it is worth the one stop shopping if you are planning any
home improvements. Doug Nintzel
from ADOT pays us his weekly visit with Arizona Highways
talk. Susan and Ed have the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend |
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Ken
Clemmer, accompanied by Josh Tharp is this week's Arizona
Artist. Ken demonstrates how some of the old songs come
from the same musical DNA. Gary Germano of The
Arizona Beach Patrol is this week's Made in Arizona.
Imagine, trying to keep good artists in our state. What
a concept.
Marshall
Trimble with part one about The Vulture Mine and Henry
Wickenburg. |
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Marshall
Trimble with part two of The Vulture Mine and Henry
Wickenburg. Rory Aikens from Arizona Game and Fish and delay
of the spawn at Lake Powell. Dave
Owens, the garden guy on perpetual gardening. Yes, with
Dave's tips, you can have a garden year-round in our state. |
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We
recap the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Ellen
Bilbry tells us why Arizona State Park attendance is down
and she also tells us what we are missing. Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone has the wannabe eclipse.
Only you can decide if it is worth getting up in the middle
of the night. |
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Tourguide
USA takes us on an audio trip to Scottsdale where a
city prospers along a canal. Ed takes a peek at this week
in Arizona Weather History. Robin Hackett of Two
Perfect Jewelry has her recipe for strawberry salad.
Susan Bitter Smith interviews Charlie Hendricks about the
new County Health Board and what they are doing to improve
health care. |
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The
Queen of Clean tells us how to polish our furniture
on the cheap. It smells good, too and your furniture will
last a lifetime. This week's Arizona's
Most Wanted is Morrell Presley. He should be easy to
find, but is still on the lam. |
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| April
16, 2005 |
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| Allison
Dubois is back this week with more about her life and
the NBC TV show based on her life called "Medium".
We also have the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend
and Doug Nintzel says some Arizonans may be treated to some
new freeways. |
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Arizona Artist this week is Linda
Bilque. She's a singer songwriter with a very unique style.
This week she tells us about and sings "We Were the Cowboys".
"Made in Arizona" this week is a service company.
It's called Parker
and Sons and they specialize in cooling, heating and plumbing.
Paul Kelly, the owner just received the Better Business Bureau
torch award for business ethics.
Marshall Trimble has part one of his story about "Doc"
Flowers. |
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| Marshall
returns with the second part of "Doc" Flowers. Rory
Aikens from Arizona Game and Fish tells us about the delay
in high country activities.Dave
Owens, the garden guy has edible flowers. Listen before
you say "yuck". |
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| Bill
Straus from the Anti-defamation
League tells us about the film series: "Many Faces
of Hate". We recap the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend
and Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone
celebrates National Astronomy Day. |
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| Tourguide
USA takes us "Winding Our Way to Flagstaff".
Ed shares his mother in law's recipe for matzo rolls and then
talks about the weather in history and a listener's question
about the wind. Susan Bitter Smith has Maricopa
County Treasurer David Schweikert in this week and he
is working on a program to collect taxes that won't reach
into our pockets. |
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| Birthdays
this week are followed by the Queen
of Clean. This week those dreaded red stains and how to
get rid of them. Finally, we revisit Arizona's
Most Wanted's criminal from our first show. You'll see
why the U.S. Marshals want him when you listen. |
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| April
9, 2005 |
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Allison
Dubois is a Arizona medium. She has been so successful
and talking with "dead people" that NBC
based the television show "Medium" on her. We
talk about her gift and her quick rise to fame. Susan is
off this week, but Ed shares the list of Top
Ten Weekend Events with us. And Doug
Nintzel from ADOT says there will be some traffic trouble
on I-17 this weekend in this week's Arizona Highways Talk. |
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Ken
Clemmer, singer, songwriter and all around good guy from
the "Back
Porch Bandits" is back this week to sing and tell
us about his song called "Line Gang". This week
our "Made in Arizona" segment is with Gina Collins
from Victory Farms,
Inc. She tells us how Arizonans are supporting urban
agriculture. Marshall
Trimble has the tale of The Copper Queen Mine, Part1 |
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Marshall
Trimble returns for part 2 of The Copper Queen Mine.
Arizona Outdoors with Rory Aikens from Arizona
Game and Fish has a Northern Arizona secret to good
fishing. Dave Owens,
The Garden Guy, says your garden can be year-round with
perpetual gardening |
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This
is alcohol awareness month so we invited DPS
Officer Frank Valenzuela to tell us why, in Arizona,
you really don't want to drink and drive. We also recap
the Top
Ten Weekend Events. Tony LaConte of Stargazing
for Everyone has this week's look up in the sky with
"Lions and Tigers and Bears". |
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Tourguide
USA, brings us "The Baboquivaris Give Rise to the
Tohono O'Odham". It's about the mountain range that
leads into the reservation. This weekend in Arizona Weather
History is a busy one. We have had a lot of storms including
one of Arizona's most deadly. Gina Collin's website Victory
Farms, Inc. presents Arizona's Greatest Recipes "Pickled
Radishes". Susan Bitter Smith was in Washington
this week and talked with Congressman
Jeff Flake. |
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We
check the famous birthdays this weekend and then the Queen
of Clean has tips on dealing with with pet problems.
Arizona's
Most Wanted this week profiles Valentine Lometi with
Deputy U.S. Marshal Dennis Harkins |
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| April
2, 2005 |
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| United
State Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor visits with
Ed on the week of her 75th birthday. The
entire interview is here. We also check out the Top Ten
Things to do this weekend and Doug Nintzel says it's time
to be extra careful in the highway work zones. |
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| Linda
Bilque returns with here original song, the timely "Coyote"
Click on the link to the right to hear her story and her
song. Linda's latest CD can be purchased
here. She can be booked for performances through Arizona
Entertainers. After we recap this weekend in Arizona
History, we visit with Sally Long and Robin Hackett. They
are this week's "Made in Arizona" guests that
started "Two Perfect Jewelry". You'll want to
hear about and check it out. Marshall Trimble takes us to
Winslow to share part one of the story about the La Posada
Hotel in Winslow. |
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| Marshall
is back with the rest of the story of the historic La Posada
Hotel. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy
says you really can grow tomatoes in our dry climate. We also
take a look at this week in Arizona history. |
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| Character
does count and State Treasurer David Peterson is out to prove
it. Listen to his interview with Susan Bitter Smith. He can
be reached at 602-604-7807. The Character
Counts web site is here. We also recap the Top Ten Things
to Do this Weekend. You can listen by clicking on the flag
or look at the list by clicking on the link at the bottom
of this page. Tony
LaConte of Stargazing for Everyone lets us know about
the bright star in the east just after sunset. |
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| Tourguide
USA, takes us to Kingman and for a ride down Route 66.
Ed Phillips tells us about the big snowstorm of 1997 and why
the numbers may be wrong from the TV weather people. We also
have Linda Bilque's recipe for Mock Chili Relleno and Susan
interviews State Legislator and Civil Engineer, John Nelson. |
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| After
checking out who is having a birthday, The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb returns. This
week she tells us how to keep our clothes white. Arizona's
Most Wanted this week is Thaddeus Hilti. Click on the
flag to the right to listen to Deputy U.S. Marshal Dennis
Harkins tell about why we should watch out for this guy. |
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