Tiny Desert Concerts Artists Share Their Quarantine PlaylistsOver the last several months, we have reported story after story about how the coronavirus has changed our lives. From toilet paper shortages, to the shuttering of restaurants and concert venues. Here at The Show, we've had to change how we operate… Jun 25 20June 25, 2020Article at KJZZ
Arizona Small Businesses Still Waiting For Federal AidMany small businesses around Arizona are still waiting for federal aid. The first round of loans from the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to help small businesses have been issued. But, the nearly $350 billion distributed in the first round… Apr 27 20April 27, 2020Article at KJZZ
How 'American Dirt' Exposes Diversity Problems Among Publishers And CriticsIf you’ve been on social media anytime in the last week, you’ve probably seen the debate that’s erupted because of the new book "American Dirt." The book, written by author Jeanine Cummins, tells the story of a Mexican woman and her son who become… Jan 30 20January 30, 2020Article at KJZZ
Haunted Phoenix: A Ghost Adventure With The Phoenix Theatre CompanyPhoenix has a deep, interesting history. And, that includes some more spooky stories. Ghosts, mostly nice, still roam the halls of some of our most well-known locations. And, leading up to Halloween, The Show visited three of them for the series… Oct 30 19October 30, 2019Article at KJZZ
Stand-Up Sit Down: Michael Turner On How Phoenix Can Become A Top Comedy MarketMost weekends in the Phoenix metro area, you can find nationally-known stand-up comics performing at a club or a resort, but those are just quick drop-ins before they land in Denver or San Diego for the next gig. Today, The Show starts a series of… Oct 17 19October 17, 2019Article at KJZZ
Monsoon Stories 2019: Writing The TempestAs monsoon season comes to an end, so does this year's KJZZ Monsoon Stories. We’re finishing up with longtime travel writer and author Roger Naylor talking about getting caught in a storm near Coffee Pot Rock in Sedona, but everyone has their monsoon… Sep 13 19September 13, 2019Article at KJZZ
Arizona Game and Fish debates banning ‘coyote killing contests’Coyote killing contests have raised ire from many in recent years, and many states and jurisdictions have passed bans or resolutions against the practice. Now, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission has proposed a rule that would ban contests such as… Jun 11 19June 11, 2019Article at Cronkite News - Arizona PBS
Could 'Game Of Thrones' Be The Last Show Everyone Talks About?MARK BRODIE: Alright so, Steve, I think that this might be true. That you and I are the only people on planet Earth who don’t watch "Game of Thrones." STEVE GOLDSTEIN: Mark, I think that's right, although sometimes on weekends we dress up like the… May 17 19May 17, 2019Article at KJZZ
Revolver Records, Phoenix's Arts District Records Store Closing After 10 YearsOn Roosevelt Row in Phoenix, a longtime staple is closing on Sunday. Revolver Records, the downtown record shop, has been the center point for the first Friday art walk for 10 years, but owner TJ Jordan announced in January that Revolver was coming… Feb 08 19February 08, 2019Article at KJZZ
Avid Festivalgoer: Cancelled Lost Lake Festival 'Understood Phoenix'KJZZ producer and festival goer Amanda Luberto attended the first Lost Lake Festival last year. She thought this festival would be “the one" — but this year's event was cancelled. She shared her disappointment on The Show. I’ve been going to music… Jun 18 18June 18, 2018Article at KJZZ
