Tales of Tucson: Legends of the Lost Loot
Colossal Cave is rumored to be the hiding place of a loot that was never recovered from a train robbery back in 1887.
The Art in Healing
Community partners build arts therapy program for veterans that caters to emotional and creative needs.
The Movie Studio System, Part 1
Film writer Chris Dashiell explores the origin of film industry practices that still hold sway a century later.
A Mezcal's Clandestine Origin, Migration to Old Pueblo
This brand of smoky agave spirit has humble, law bending beginnings - from Oaxaca, Mexico to the colonial Guatemalan city of Antigua.
Found in Translation
Singer Jessica Fichot and her band explore world music's past and present to create new sounds that are distinctly her own.
"Dorothy Parker's Last Call"
Actress and writer Lesley Abrams explores the woman behind many sassy quotes in Live Theater Workshop production.
Stairwell Session: Oliver Ray
Guitarist, songwriter Ray shares previously unrecorded songs from the diary of his life.
Catwoman Strikes!
Actress, dancer, and author Julie Newmar celebrates joy and beauty in life, meets with fans at the 14th Annual Phoenix Comicon.
From Blues to Bluegrass and Beyond
Meet multi-instrumentalist Tony Furtado, and hear about his passion for mixing American musical influences both old and new.
Sound Fiction: Pills and Starships
Pulitzer-nominated author Lydia Millet reads from her new young adult science fiction novel, a dystopian portrait of a teen's struggle to make sense of her world.
Performance Piece Explores Culture of Border Region
Sonoran Strange raises questions about life in along the U.S.-Mexico borderlands; piece includes video projection; bilingual performance art.
Gabriel Sullivan's New Year's Resolution: One Song A Day
While driving back from the Grand Canyon on January 1, Tucson musician vowed to write, record and publish one song every day this year.
Hollywood's Favorite Outlaw
Chris Dashiell reflects on three different portrayals of Old West anti-hero Billy the Kid, representing three different eras of movie making.
Mime Evolution
Performer and teacher Rick Wamer adds new elements to an ancient theatrical tradition.
Puerto Rican Musician Blends Caribbean Rhythms, Southwest
William Portela says his motivation is to touch audience at a "personal level."
