
Rich in the fundamental elements of creativity and freedom, Southern Arizona is home to an arts scene that defies expectation. Each week, Arizona Spotlight explores the local creative community, including interviews with visiting performers and people around the country who are making important connections through art. The goal is to seek out and celebrate our shared humanity. Produced and hosted ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 493 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Also on Arizona Spotlight: Live Theatre Workshop invites you to spend "A Year with Frog and Toad"; and Saguaro City Music Theatre brings optimism personified to the stage with "Annie".
Also on Arizona Spotlight:A church in Douglas, rises from the ashes of an arson; visit a place in Tucson honoring Frida Kahlo; hear an essay that highlights the simplicity of taking a walk and listen to memories of growing up on the Rillito River.
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Great quality, mark does a great job finding interesting things to talk about. I would recommend it to others. I can’t always listen to it because some of the things don’t interest me, but I always come back and find great episodes even after a long absence. Thanks
I left Arizona in 2000 (where I'd lived for almost 12 years) to tend to my mom back in CA, who had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. With the exception of a 3 day visit in 2005 when I was newly pregnant, I haven't been back since. Despite that, Tucson has been in my heart and mind without skipping a beat, and now I can *really* stay connected to this mythical place with Arizona Spotlight. Great stories, thoughtful interviews, and a true sense of place no matter the topic. Thank you Mark ... more
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Exploring the vibrant arts scene and cultural fabric of Southern Arizona, a weekly show highlights the stories and creativity of local artists and performers. The content encompasses a range of topics including interviews with both local and visiting creatives, discussions about community engagement, and reflections on the shared human experience within the arts. Unique episodes delve into various forms of artistic expression, historical narratives, and the importance of storytelling, emphasizing inclusivity and connection across diverse backgrounds. This engaging platform is not only informative but also celebrates the rich cultural contributions of the Southwestern region.
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Recent guests on Arizona Spotlight include:
1. Perla Labarte
2. Michelle Conklin
3. Lee James Finn
4. Sarah Nixon Kirchner
5. Chase Crehan
6. Robert McCloy
7. Marcela Molina
8. Jess Edelbrock
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