Episode 939
Ignis Clothing, Cross Country Runner Brigid Hanley, Susan Briante – To Erasures, Erasures, Field Notes: Noguchi Garden
Brigid Hanley
Overcoming challenges to become one of the strongest long-distance runners on the UA Cross Country team.
Ignis Clothing
Ian Urquhart is focused on quality street wear at an affordable price, he will be heading to New York Fashion Week this September where Ignis Clothing will be hitting the runway.
“To Erasures, Erasures" by Susan Briante
Poet Susan Briante shares an original poem that addresses immigration and the US-Mexico border.
Episode 938
Tiny Homes: The Outlaw Project, Deb Montoya’s Story Chimes, Rhymes and Reptiles, White Boots by William Pitt Root; Working in Mental Health with Kate Kincaid
White Boots by William Pitt Root
Former Tucson Poet Laureate William Pitt Root reads "White Boots: Ghost of the San Manual Mine"
Working in Mental Health with Kate Kincaid
Kate Kincaid specializes in relationship therapy within systemically marginalized communities and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy.
Tiny Homes - The Outlaw Project
The Outlaw Project builds tiny homes for the local BIPOC community.
Episode 937
Packrat Time Machine, Raquel Gutierrez, Desert Fleece, Paragon Space Development
On The Crisis Of Abandonment by Raquel Gutiérrez
The acclaimed poet and writer reads On the Crisis of Abandonment, a poem about living next to Aviation Freeway.
Field Notes: Noguchi Garden
A tranquil oasis among freeways and shopping malls.
Desert Plants: Golden Fleece
The low growing shrub with yellow flowers thrives in the monsoon and attracts pollinators.
Paragon Space Development
The Tucson-based company is currently creating the next generation of space suits for astronauts exploring the moon.
Packrat Time Machine
To many, packrats are a nuisance. But to the scientists that study them, they are a key to the past.
Episode 936
Red Herring Puppets; Tiny Homes: Vail School District; Favorite Places: San Rafael Valley; This is What You Are by TC Tolbert
