How's your mojo? More accurately, how's your Mojo Pie? It's from Australia and made here in Arizona and delicious. Listen to Ed and Michael Moriarty of Mojo Pies talk about this unique taste treat. By the way you can get one at Weather & Coffee, of course.

Doug Nintzel of ADOT is a happy guy this week he gets to talk about his favorite subject, rubberized asphalt.

Seems like a full moon in politics in our state. The Republicans and Democrats are acting up and a local pol commits political suicide. Listen to the political notebook with Susan Bitter Smith and Ed Phillips.

Not only will she help organize your life, but she can help organize your thinking, too. Listen to what Jody Owen from "The Space You're In" has to say this week.

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest Studies at Scottsdale Community College, continues his series on Arizona's lost mines. This week, "The lost Pick Mine".

Marshall Trimble is back with the conclusion of "The lost Pick Mine".

The deadlines for Elk and Antelope are approaching and Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish is in to tell us the details.

Dave Owens, the Garden Guy says take it easy watering this time of year. He says overwatering may damage the plants and you waste money, too.

John Blanding from Take One Marketing is in this week to show us how a simple and inexpensive marketing idea can be very effective. Listen to his interview here and See a picture of his made in Arizona marketing device on his web site www.youtakeone.com.

Tony LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone, says you can celebrate Groundhog Day with a peek at the Arizona nighttime sky and find constellations to honor the day.

Sure you may be happy in your home today, but what about when you decide to move to that next home? Arizona's leading mortgage expert  Dean Wegner from Lion's Gate Mortgage says there are simple things you can do to keep your credit in shape till moving time rolls around again.

Catherine, "The Herb Lady" has the herb of the week. Sweet Marjoram.

Catherine, "The Herb Lady" says she has the perfect recipe to use with the sweet majoram. It is Marjoram mashed potatoes.

This week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Mario Cruz Arreola. Listen to the bad guy report from Deputy U.S. Marshal Brenda McLaughlin.

What a cold snap we've had. Some of the coldest in 28 years! Now what to do about all the damage to our plants and trees from Dave Owens, the Garden Guy.

Part two this week of 2007 Arizona Freeway construction from Doug Nintzel of ADOT.

The 911 Memorial debate in Arizona continues heated. Greg Patterson"The Espresso Pundit", says it's no wonder.

Jody Owen from "The Space You're In" says you can be more organized and efficient in the kitchen with "Kitchen Zones".

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest Studies at Scottsdale Community College, has this week's installment of Trimble's Tales. He continues his series on Arizona's lost mines with "Ben McClendon's Lost Mine".

Marshall Trimble is back with the conclusion of "Ben McClendon's Lost Mine".

Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish is usually here with good news, but not this week. An invasive species has started to take over Lake Mead and there may be no way to stop it.

Dave Owens, the Garden Guy has more on what to do with those frost damaged plants.

Join us for an audio tour to the Verde Valley. This week: " A Montana Gentleman Strikes it Rich in Jerome".

Saturn returns to our Arizona sky and Tony LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone, tells us where and when to look for one of the brightest objects in the night sky.

Dean Wegner is a mortgage originator and Arizona's housing expert he'll be reporting each week on many facets of mortgages, credit, and the housing market. This week Dean tells us how to prep for a mortgage.

Catherine, "The Herb Lady" has fun in the garden and this week she gives us "the lowdown on Arugula".

Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish has some good news this week, too.  The Sandhill Crane is a magnificent bird and is enjoying a big comeback here in our state.

Catherine, "The Herb Lady" says "The Day After Soup" is a recipe you might want to keep around just in case.

This week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Valentine Lometi. Deputy U.S. Marshal Dennis Harkins has the lowdown on this bad guy.

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian, returns with part two of "Prospectors and Lost Mines". To book Marshal to speak to your group go to www.marshalltrimble.com for details.

Have a sick tree? Dave Owens, the Garden Guy has what to look for and what to do if your tree is ailing.

Dean Wegner makes his debut on our show this week. He is a mortgage originator and Arizona's housing expert. If you are buying, selling or refinancing, please join us for Dean's Arizona housing forecast for 2007.

Tony LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone, brings us the "Winter Circle". He tells us when and where to look for it in the Arizona night sky.

Since our climate is so much like the Mediterranean, Catherine, "The Herb Lady" says there is no reason you can't have your very own Greek theme garden.

The Arizona State Legislature is back in session and Susan Bitter Smith has already seen this year's new and old offerings. She has a full legislative update.

In one of most popular Arizona Almanac segments, the Arizona Almanac Greatest Recipe this week from Catherine, "The Herb Lady" is for rice pilaf.

A real bad one this week from the U.S. Marshals service. This week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Paul Eischeid and he is considered armed and dangerous.

Catherine, "The Herb Lady" has published another book and it's another winner. "101+ Recipes From the Herb Lady" is the title and we tell you what is inside and where to get it.

Doug Nintzel, ADOT gives us the heads up this week on some I-17 construction. The bridges over the Verde River in Camp Verde are being resurfaced so he tells us what to expect if we are driving in that part of our state.

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