 May
28, 2005 |
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Fire
danger is high as summer approaches and especially in the
lower elevations. Ken Palmrose from the
Bureau of Land Management tells us about what we can do
to be safe as we travel over the holiday weekend.You can find
out more via phone by calling: 602-417-9200.
Susan
Bitter Smith and Ed Phillips share Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Doug
Nintzel from ADOT has good news for holiday travelers. |
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| Suzi
Killman returns with yet another of her original songs this
week. We talk about and she sings "Campfires and Memories",
Suzi can be reached for performance bookings at: (928) 684-5729.
The name Cinnabon can make your hungry just thinking it. Now
Poore Brothers snacks has partnered with Cinnabon to make
cookies to die for. Poore Brothers is this week's Made in
Arizona. Marshall
Trimble celebrates the life of Wyatt Earp in the
early years in part one of Trimble Tales. |
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Marshall Trimble
returns with the rest of Wyatt Earp the early years.
Arizona Game and Fish
expert Rory Aikens is in this week to tell about one of his
passions. Shooting wildlife with a camera. He has some big
game viewing tips for us. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy says that your garden, or at least
part of it, can survive the summer if you know what to do. |
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| Tonya
Greenfield already has a cooking show on Dish Network called
"Tonya's
Creative Cooking" and a line of foods called Mama
Rose's. Now she is in to tell us about her latest venture
which is "Nonnie's
Kitchen". Its a kids cooking show with a cookbook
to boot.
Tonya tells us about her latest venture this week. Susan and
Ed recap Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend.
And, do you know how many moons are in our solar system? Whatever
you learned in school is wrong and Tony LaConte from Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone tells us why this
week. |
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| Tourguide
USA takes us to the wild and scenic Verde River.
and the Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipe
this week is from Catherine
the Herb Lady. She has a Black Bean Hummus recipe with
a special ingredient you may be growing in your garden now.
She also has an herb booklet you can order for your very own
tips on herbs. Susan
Bitter Smith has more on this legislative session with
State Representative Michele Reagan. |
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Arizona's
Most Wanted is Richard Uptain and find out where he may
be hiding out in our state and The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb has another great tip on keeping
those white appliances clean. |
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| May
21, 2005 |
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| Is
your office a design disaster like mine? Norma Michaels is
an entrepeneur with an archtechtural backround. She now owns
NM Interiors Group
and this week she has some tips for making your office work
better for you. Susan
Bitter Smith and Ed Phillips share Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Doug
Nintzel from ADOT stops by to give us some early information
to make our Memorial Day weekend safer. |
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| Suzi
Killman is back as this week's Arizona Artist. She is a singer/songwriter
from Wickenburg and has lived on a ranch all her life. This
week she sings her original song "Maggies Song".
Suzi can be reached for performance bookings at: (928) 684-5729.
We also check out this weekend in Arizona History. Wendy Patterson
is the "flavorologist" for Shamrock
Farms. They have some brand new ice cream flavors that
easily qualify them for this week's "Made in Arizona".
Marshall Trimble
Arizona's State Historian, has the first part of the Arizona
story of the warrior Geronimo. |
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| Marshall
Trimble returns with the rest of the story of Geronimo.
Rory Aikens fromArizona
Game and Fish says you still have time to make corrections
for your paperwork for a big game permit. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy talks about some of his favorite
plants and why he likes them. Susan and Ed take a look at
this week in U.S. history. |
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| Looking
for a summer school idea for the kids? The Pueblo
Grande Museum has a reasonalby priced summer school that
the kids are sure to like. Dave Morris of the museum fill
us in on the details. Susan and Ed recap the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone tells us where to
look on the web to find out how you can see the International
Space Station fly through our Arizona sky. The web site is
called Heavens-Above
and it is worth checking out. |
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| Tourguide
USA, famous for CD audio tours of Arizona, takes us to
Montezuma's Castle. Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipe is "South of the Border Dip"
from Roxie and the employees of Shamrock
Farms. Susan
Bitter Smith has the first in her series of reports on
what the Arizona Legislature did for us and to us this session. |
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| This
week's Arizona's
Most Wanted is Glenn Robert Premru. He bilked Arizona
residents out of at least ten million dollars. Deputy U.S.
Marshal Brenda McLaughlin has the story. .The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb has a non-chemical way to clean
the outside of your kitchen appliances. |
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May
14, 2005 |
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| The
Grand Canyon
Sweet Onion Festival is underway and we find out more
about this fun event and why these onions really are sweet.
The onion festival is just one of our Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Doug
Nintzel from ADOT tells us the story of a major highway
that is being shut down for over a year. Click the flag
to listen to segment one of this week's show. |
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| Suzi
Killman is this week's Arizona Artist. She is a singer/songwriter
from Wickenburg and has lived on a ranch all her life. Her
passion for the Arizona outdoors and ranch life shows in her
song "Mariposa Lilies". Suzi can be reached for
performance bookings at: (928) 684-5729. Three generations
of the Gesswein family operate the Clock
Doctor. Listen to "Made in Arizona" and hear
how they have been repairing and selling clocks, watches and
music boxes for 45 years!
Marshall Trimble has a story of deceit and intrigue in
part one of his story about the Peralta Land Grant. Click
the flag to listen to segment two of this week's show.. |
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Marshall Trimble is
back with the conclusion of the Peralta Land Grant. If you
hunt or fish, Listen to what Rory Aikens from Arizona
Game and Fish has to say about the changes coming in the
way you get licenses and tags. Dave
Owens, the Garden Guy, says you can have your garden survive
even in the worst of the summer heat. Click on the flag to
the right to listen to segment three. |
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| Terry
Earp has a new play about famous Arizonan Ted DeGrazia. Terry
tells me how she wrote and reasearched DeGrazia, The Impossible
Eccentric. We also recap the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. And, Tony
LaConte from Stargazing for Everyone has the latest on
Arizona Skies and he explains why he calls his segement this
week: "As the Crow Flies". To hear it all click
on the flag to the right for segment four. |
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Tourguide USA takes
us to the very old and sometimes infamous Gila River Indian
Reservation.This week's Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipe is from the folks at the Grand
Canyon Sweet Onion Festival. They tell us how to make
delicious carmelized onions. Cohost Susan Bitter Smith interviews
Sharon Felix from the
100 Club. It;'s the organization that helps the families
of public safety officers and firefighters killed in the line
of duty. Click on the flag to the right for all of segment
five of this week's show. |
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Arizona's Most Wanted this week is Eric Serna told
to us by Deputy U.S. Marshal Carl Caulk. The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb stops by tell us her secrets
for keeping our clothes white without dangerous chemicals.
Click on the Arizona flag to listen to segment six. |
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May
7, 2005 |
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| Welcome
to our show and visit with Jerry Knoblach of Space
Data Corporation. They are sending and receiving data
using weather balloons. Yes, I was surprised too and soon
they may even have cell phone service. Also Susan and
Ed have the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend. Our friend,
Doug Nintzel from ADOT also has Arizona Highways talk |
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| Hal
Cannon of the Western
Folklife Center got us some audio cuts and more information
on their events at the Grand Canyon and Flagstaff next weekend.
Be sure and click on the flag to the right to listen to the
"Songs and Stories of the Grand Canyon". This
week's "Made In Arizona" is another service.
Beth Borray is back to tell us about she has made a business
out of the practice of Feng Shui. She calls her company
Red Peony. Marshall
Trimble tells us the story of one of Arizona's favorite
funny ladies, Erma Bombeck. |
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| Marshall
Trimble with the second part of his story about Erma Bombeck.
Rory Aikens from Arizona Game and Fish has the story about
how Arizona Game and
Fish is showing handicapped children the fun of archery.
Dave Owens,
the Garden Guy tells
us how to keep the seasonal flowers in our state blooming. |
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Looking for a job? There is a job fair this weekend courtesy
of the state of Arizona. AZ
State Jobs.com has 400 positions with the state and you
can get and interview on the spot at the State Fairgrounds.
We have a recap of the Top
Ten Things to Do This Weekend Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone says that there are a
couple of great stargazing magazines worth checking out. |
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Tourguide USA Takes us Honky Tonkin' in Prescott.
It is strawberry season and Sally Long is back from Two Perfect
Jewelry this week and she has Peppered Strawberries and it
is this week's Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipe. Susan
Bitter Smith visits with John Graham and he explains what
an association executive does and how he heads up their organization. |
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| Arizona's
Most Wanted this week is Olivia Ramos. Listen to Deputy
U.S. Marshal Carl Caulk tell us why they are looking for her.
And The
Queen of Clean, Linda Cobb stops by to help with
spring cleaning our inside windows. |
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