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| January
29, 2005 |
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| After
a check of this week's Top
Ten Things to Do this Weekend, Doug Nintzel from ADOT
updates us on Arizona's Highways. The FBR
Phoenix Open is hosted by a service organization called
the Thunderbirds. Michael Haenel, tells us about the substantial
amount of money the Open helps raise for charity each year. |
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| Sue
Harris is this week's Arizona Artist. She tells us about
her song "Round Up Lullabye". Reed Booth from Bisbee
tells how he has made his honey
business on "killer bees". Marshall Trimble's
Tales, part 1, is about Joe George and Grant Wheeler and it
involves silver pesos. |
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| Marshall
has part two of this week's tale.Wind energy is starting to
be tapped in our state. Dr.
Tom Acker from NAU says the prospects are exciting. The
Zane Grey cabin
was destroyed in the "Dude Fire" in the early 1990's.
Dick Wolfe says that the Zane
Grey Cabin Foundation is rebuilding this part of our Arizona
history. We also take a look at this week in U.S. history. |
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A
recap of "The
Top Ten". Dr.
Nicole Barreda introduces us to the fascinating field
of naturopathic medicine. She calls it medicine
for your soul.. Tony LaConte from Stargazing
for Everyone tells us about the star clusters the ancients
saw and how we can see them in our Arizona sky.
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| Tourguide
USA takes us on the Arizona road for "Fabulous Fairways
and Bountiful Trails". Amelio Casciato from "Cactus
Candy" left us a delicious recipe for Prickly
Pear Margaritas, you'll want to get a copy of this week's
"Arizona's
Greatest Recipes". Susan Bitter Smith interviews
the only elected state mine inspector in the world, Arizona's
State Mine Inspector Doug Martin. |
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| Arizona's
Most Wanted this week is Olivia Ramos and Deputy U.S.
Marshal Carl Caulk tells us her story. We also take
a look at the highways and ADOT has a new
link for their web site. We also check out all the famous
birthdays celebrated this weekend. |
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| January
22, 2005 |
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Arizona singer and songwriter Linda Bilque shares her song
Mother of Mexico and how she came to write it. We also
take a look at this weekend in Arizona history. This week's
made in Arizona is Amelio Casciato from Cactus Candy. For
over 40 years they have been making candy, jelly and other
products from prickly pear cactus fruit. You have to hear
this! Arizona
State Historian, Marshall Trimble with part one of the
Harvey Girls. |
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Peter
Longo is back this week to handicap the Phoenix Open.
Stress getting you down? Marie Dalloway of Performance
Media says it doesn't have to. And if the boss is stressing
you out, she has some suggestions including a stress
vacation. We also take a peek at this weekend in U.S.
history. |
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It's
Girl Scout
Cookie time again and my co host Susan Bitter Smith
interviews her daughter about cookie time. Peter Longo celebrates
the Phoenix Open by sharing his wife Sarah's
"Big Divot" recipe. Tourguide USA is back
with another great tour around the state. |
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This
week's
Arizona's Most wanted is Erick Serna. Hear Deputy U.S.
Marshal Carl Caulk tell his story. We also check back in
with Doug from ADOT plus we check out this weekend's birthdays. |
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| January
15, 2005 |
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| After
finding out the Top
Ten Things to Do this weekend, Doug Nintzel from ADOT
says the roads have taken a beating in the high country from
the latest storms. Paul Wolterbeck also tells us about Australia
Days at the Boyce Thompson
Arboretum this weekend. |
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| Sue
Harris visits with another of her original songs. This week
listen to "Song of Leather" and listen to her story
about it. We have this weekend in Arizona history and Josie
Ippolito from La Canasta Mexican Foods stops by to tell
the story of her family owned company.
Marshall Trimble has the first part of his story of the
"Early Snow Bird Resorts". |
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| Marshall
concludes his story of the "Early Snow Bird Resorts".
Rory Aiken from Arizona
Game and Fish tell about the impacts of the recent rains
on the wildlife in our state. Kim Dwyer tells us why we may
want to stop by the Home
and Garden show this weekend. We also take a look at U.
S. history for this weekend. |
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| Another
check of the Top Ten Events. Rebecca Brink tells us about
the 13th anniversary of the Robsons
Mining World and why you should stop by and visit. Tony
Laconte from Stargazing
for Everyone digs into the mailbag and has tips for new
telescope owners. |
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| Rebecca
Brink from Robson's
Mining World is back with an Arizona's Greatest Recipe
that will satisfy your sweet tooth. Tourguide USA takes us
to Yarnell Hill this week. Peter
Longo, the PGA Lifetime Member and professional golf
trick shot artist stops by for a visit, too. Susan Bitter
Smith talks with the President of the Arizona
State Senate,
Ken Bennett about this year's legislative session. |
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| This
week's Arizona's
Most Wanted has been on the lam for nearly 5 years. Listen
to how this guy is even on the U.S.
Marshal's 15 Most Wanted List. Doug Nintzel brings us
an update from ADOT and
we look at this weekend's famous birthdays. |
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| January
8, 2005 |
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| Listen
to the Top Ten Things to do around the state this weekend
with Ed Phillips and Susan Bitter Smith. Doug Nintzel from
ADOT updates us on "Arizona
Highways Talk". Dawn Reichert from P.F.
Changs Rock and Roll marathon. |
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| Meet
Sue Harris, Arizona's Singing Cowgirl. She'll share how she
wrote the lyrics to her song "Tall Men Riding" and
play it for us. Tonya Greenfield from Mama
Rose's Gourmet Foods tells us about her excellent "Desert
Tea" and how it started her in business. Marshall Trimble
has part 1 of the story of famous architect Mary Elizabeth
Jane Coulter. |
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| Marshall
is back with the rest of the story of Mary Elizabeth Jane
Coulter. Herb Guenther, the director of the Department of
Water Resources tells us about his job during our drought.
Ken Colburn of Data Doctors
stops by with his tips for January which is "Keep Your
Computer Clean Month". We also take a look at this week
in U.S. history. |
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| We
recap the top ten things to do around the state. Tony Haffer
the Meteorologist in charge from the National
Weather Service in Phoenix tells us what the latest storms
have meant to our state and what may lie ahead for winter
storms. Tony LaConte from Stargazing
for Everyone tells us where to look for the winter hexagon
in our night sky. |
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| Tonya
Greenfield of
Mama Rose's Gourmet Foods left a recipe for Ed and Susan
to share. Details
are here. Tourguide USA takes us back in time to tell
the story of the first desert survivors, the Hohokams. Jeff
Lane of the Salt River Project updates us on the waters
supply boost from our latest storm and the drought outlook.
Ed and Susan look ahead to this year's Arizona
Legislature. |
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| This
week's Arizona's Most Wanted, Morrell
Presley has been on the lamb quite a while. Deputy U.S.
Marshal Carl Caulk tells us why he should be easy to spot.
Doug Nintzel is back with more on our Arizona Highways. We
share this weekend's famous birthdays. A big thanks to our
musical contributors:
Pioneer Pepper and the Sunset Pioneers, Sue Harris, Mariachi
Alegre, Dolan Ellis
and Jay Steinberg. They all can be booked for entertainment
through Kathy at Arizona
Entertainers. |
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| January
1, 2005 |
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the Flag to listen |
| Show
welcome and top Ten Weekend Events. Doug Nintzel from ADOT
with "Arizona's Highways Talk". Interview with Rex
Allen Jr. |
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| Dolan
Ellis sings Winter Time and Snow. On this day in AZ history.
Interview with Joanne
Goldwater of Goldwater's Foods of Arizona. Marshall Trimble
story of Barry Goldwater Part 1. |
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| Marshall
Trimble story of Barry Goldwater Part 2, Interview with cartoonist
Bil Keane of "The Family Circus, Interview with Marconi
award-winning talk show host Preston Westmoreland. |
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| Top
Ten Weekend Events, Interview with Bill Thompson (Wallace)
of the Wallace
and Ladmo Show, The New Year's Star with Tony LaConte
of Stargazing for Everyone. |
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| Tourguide
USA takes us to the Bill Williams River. Ed and Susan recap
Peggy and Barry Goldwater's ranch bean recipe. Dave Owens,
the garden guy says it's time to get the bare root roses ready.
Terry Earp tells us about the debut of her play about Jack
Durant and Durant's restaurant. |
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| Deputy
U.S. Marshal Brenda McLaughlin highlights the baddest guy
of 2004, Robert Glenn Premru. This weekend in Arizona weather
history, Doug Nintzel from ADOT with "Arizona's Highways
Talk". Famous people born on this weekend. |
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| Arizona
Almanac Regular Features |
| Marshall
Trimble, Official State Historian |
The
Garden Guy , Dave Owens |
Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone |
| Doug
Nintzel, ADOT Road Information |
Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipes |
Arizona's
Most Wanted Rogue's Gallery |
