Arizona Illustrated Episode 321
Finding Family, Sonoran Snow, Southwestern Myths and Realities, and Black History Month: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Sonoran Snow
Most people do not think of snow when they think of Tucson or the Sonoran Desert.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 320
The Glass Bubble; cartoonist and writer David Fitzsimmons; the Downtown Jazz Fiesta; the legacy of a Challenger astronaut
FITZ
Pulitzer finalist, Tucson native and occasional lightning rod David Fitzsimmons.
The Glass Bubble
Stephanie Hoeckley is a young musician who sees the world in a unique way.
The Growing Class
Experienced farmers and their novice neighbors are taking classes about different agricultural topics such as soil, small animals, marketing and production.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 319
Winter Shelter; New Lessons of the Land; Kitten Therapy; the Tucson J
Winter Shelter
Life on the street, without a home, can be cold, harsh and dangerous. The St. Francis Shelter housed at Sacred Heart Parish in midtown Tucson, offers hope and comfort to homeless people during winter months.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 318
The Saddle Tramps; Arizona Prickly Park; Tiger's Tap Room; the Arizona Inn
The Soup Patrol
Each winter night in southern Arizona, hundreds of people have no food to eat and no place to call home. Life on the street can be cold, harsh and dangerous.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 317
The mental health implications of the recent election; Oracle State Park; Pushing Buttons; Favorite Places: The Chicago Music Store
Diagnosing the Divide
The 2016 U.S. presidential election was marked by unprecedented harshness, divisiveness and tension. What made it so different?
Tiger's Tap Room
Tom Ziegler aka Tiger has been working as a bartender at Hotel Congress since 1959.
Pima Prickly Park
There are many undiscovered or little-known places in southern Arizona and Pima Prickly Park is one of them.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 316
A chilling nightmare at a nuclear missile complex; the USS Arizona bell; visiting Oracle, AZ
