February 04, 2008
The Immigrant Voter
( Phoenix, AZ )The candidates for American President are paying closer attention to a new type of constituent this year: the immigrant voter. According to government estimates, a record-setting 1.4 million legal immigrants applied to become U.S. citizens in 2007. On Super Tuesday, several of them will head straight to the ballet box. KJZZ's Marcos Najera reports.
[ Marcos Najera ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 31, 2008
As Bees in Honey Drown
( Phoenix )Theater critic Robrt Pela reviews As Bees in Honey Drown, and he explains why the Nearly Naked Theatre company is staying on his good side.
Robrt Pela at phoenixnewtimes.com
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 31, 2008
An International look at Mars
( Tempe )All this week, Arizona State University has hosted a group of international students. The students from Nogales and China review highly detailed images of Mars, and they learn a little of each other's way of life, too.
China Youth Space Academy Web site
Find pictures, and other details on the CYSA.
THEMIS
Learn about the thermal imaging camera the students are working with.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 31, 2008
Phoenix Symphony Debuts Navajo Oratorio
( Phoenix, AZ )The Phoenix Symphony is about to debut the world premiere of Enemy Slayer: A Navajo Oratorio.
Ticket Information
The Phoenix Symphony performs the World Premiere of Enemy Slayer: A Navajo Oratorio from February 7th and 9th 2008. Click on the link above for additional information.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 30, 2008
Blogging from the Super Bowl
( Phoenix )KJZZ's Steve Goldstein talks with author and blogger Will Leitch to get his often-cynical perspective on the Super Bowl and other sporting events.
Deadspin
Will Leitch's cynical sports website, Deadspin
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 30, 2008
Here and Now-Super Bowl Impact
( Phoenix, AZ )The NFL claims the Super Bowl has an economic impact of $300 to $400 million dollars to the host city. Here and Now looks at what the real benefit is to the valley. The show also examines the impact of hosting other events such as the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, Barrett Jackson Car Auction and the FBR Open.
Listener Questions and Comments
Take a look at what listeners had to say about hosting the Super Bowl. Many people think it's a waste of money that could be better spent elsewhere while some think it's a good investment.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 28, 2008
Rain, Rain, Go Away
( Phoenix )State lawmakers will continue working to close a nearly billion dollar budget gap in the current fiscal year. When they're done with that, they'll start the next budget - with an estimated shortfall of more than a billion. Many lawmakers expect to tap into the state's rainy day fund to help...but as KJZZ's Mark Brodie reports, some wonder how hard the rain's really coming down.
[ Mark Brodie ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 26, 2008
Arizona Lawmaker: Don't Leave Kids Alone in Cars
( Phoenix )An Arizona lawmaker wants to make it a crime to leave kids in cars. KJZZ's Mark Brodie reports.
[ Mark Brodie ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 24, 2008
Living on the Web
( Phoenix, AZ )Phoenix singer-songwriter Jody Gnant is a pioneer in a new phenomenon called "lifecasting." She streams her life live on the internet 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Jody Gnant's website
Jody Gnant streams her life online through Ustream.tv.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 23, 2008
HereandNow-GovernorNapolitano
( Phoenix, AZ )Governor Napolitano came on Here and Now to talk about your proposals to the legislature, including plans dealing with the state budget crisis. Napolitano also talked about her endorsement of Barack Obama, transportation planning and why she won't let the state use federal funds for sex education.
Listener Questions and Comments
Read what listeners asked the governor o n Here and Now's weblog.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 18, 2008
Playing the Pajama Game
( Phoenix )Theater Critic Robrt Pela reviews Arizona Theatre Company's "Pajama Game" and tells why an audience member may put him out of a job.
Robrt Pela at phoenixnewtimes.com
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 18, 2008
Phoenix Mayor Fields Backlash from Latino Community
( Phoenix, AZ )Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon recently angered many in the Latino Community over his views regarding what local police should be allowed to do when dealing with illegal immigrants. KJZZ's James Garcia has a report on how the mayor's once shining reputation among his Latino constituents has been tarnished, and the steps some say he needs to take to regain their trust.
[ James Garcia ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 16, 2008
coloradoriveragreement
( Phoenix, AZ )Arizona and six other states that share water from the Colorado river agreed to what some are calling an historic deal. KJZZ's Here and Now took a closer look at details of the agreement, what it means to Arizona, Mexico, and other states who use Colorado river water.
[ Steve Goldstein ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 15, 2008
Bipartisan Burton Barr
( Phoenix )As the 2008 Legislative Session begins, KJZZ's Steve Goldstein looks back at the bipartisan leadership of House Majority Leader Burton Barr--"the man who would be Governor."
Phoenix Magazine article on Burton Barr
Read Phoenix Magazine's article on Burton Barr, from the January 2008 issue.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 14, 2008
Day 1 at the Capitol
( Phoenix )State lawmakers officially go back to work today, as the governor gives her annual State of the State address. But as KJZZ's Dennis Lambert and Mark Brodie discuss, some of them have already started.
[ Dennis Lambert ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 12, 2008
Lawmakers 'Budgeting' their Time
( Phoenix )It's that time of year again....when state lawmakers head back to the capitol for their regular session. KJZZ's Mark Brodie looks at what to expect.
[ Mark Brodie ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 11, 2008
The Age of Cyber Vigilatism
( Mesa )For the last 20 years America's Most Wanted has been the mainstay of interactive crimefighting. For much of that time it was the only national program which allowed citizens to help solve crimes. But as KJZZ's Tony Ganzer reports, the Internet may be opening a new chapter in American Justice.
Big Sticks Cigars
Find a mugshot of the shoplifter, and information about the shop.
Surveillance tape
The original, raw surveillance video of the shoplifter. Two similar videos were also posted, bringing the total views to more than 30,000.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 10, 2008
Money Matters with Matthew Bishop
( Phoenix )By now the effects of the credit crunch have been seen or felt by most people, and the health of the economy is poised to be a major issue in the coming election season. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert speaks money matters with Matthew Bishop, the U-S editor for the Economist magazine.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 09, 2008
AZ Clinton Campaign Hard at Work
( Phoenix, AZ )Despite Hillary Clinton's win Tuesday in New Hampshire, and on the heels of a her disappointing showing in Iowa, Clinton's Arizona supporters decided to skip any victory celebrations altogether.
[ Marcos Najera ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 09, 2008
Obama Campaign Highlights Arizona
( Phoenix, AZ )Nearly two hundred Barack Obama supporters gathered in Central Phoenix to watch election returns come in from New Hampshire. While many of the presidential campaigns have yet to focus much on Arizona, KJZZ's Rene Gutel reports on one of the largest, and most organized, local efforts in the state.
[ Rene Gutel ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 09, 2008
hereandnow-mccain-legislature
( Phoenix, AZ )KJZZ's Here and Now featured pollster and analyst Mike O'Neil and East Valley Tribune editorial writer Le Templar discussing the ramifications of Arizona Senator John McCain winning the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary. The show also previewed the upcoming legislative session with analysis from Templar, KJZZ capitol reporter Mark Brodie, Arizona Capitol Times reporter Jim Small and KJZZ's Here and Now also featured interviews with legislative leaders about the work ahead this legislative session.
[ Steve Goldstein ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 08, 2008
McCain's Big Win
( Phoenix )Arizona Senator John McCain has no paid staffers here in Arizona, as he makes his second bid for the White House. But, the winner of last night's New Hampshire Primary, has said he expects to win the Grand Canyon state based on his past record. This morning we discuss the McCain candidacy with Republican Party strategist Doug Cole, a former McCain staff member. Produced by Tony Ganzer.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 06, 2008
Baiers-Nowakowski-Swearing-In
Mattox-Williams-Swearing-In
( Phoenix, AZ )Phoenix mayor Phil Gordon and four new city council members will participate in their first city council meeting this week. KJZZ's James Garcia attended their swearing-in ceremonies and offers excerpts from their inauguration speeches. Part I features new city council members Maria Baier and Michael Nowakowski. Part II features returning council member Claude Mattox and Thelda Williams, who is was elected to the Phoenix City Council after a 12-year hiatus.
[ James Garcia ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 05, 2008
Sessions and Elections
( Phoenix )State lawmakers will be back in session soon...and will be campaigning for re-election in the not-too-distant future, as well. KJZZ's Mark Brodie looks at how the 2 might be related.
[ Mark Brodie ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 04, 2008
The End of the Phone Experiment
( Phoenix, AZ )Phoenix resident Luke Johnson has ended his popular "Luke Johnson Phone Experiment" after receiving hundreds of thousands of calls from across the globe. He now has a new video and cause.
[ Rene Gutel ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 04, 2008
Red Rover Politics
( Decorah, IA )Most Arizonans won't have their say in the presidential primary until February. But one woman from Tempe moved back to her home state Iowa to take part in her first caucus. KJZZ's Marcos Najera spoke to her earlier in the week, and checks in with her after the caucuses.
[ Marcos Najera ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 03, 2008
Mayor Gordon Addresses Immigration
( Phoenix )Mayor Phil Gordon used his second inaugural address as to comment on the federal government's need to address immigration.
Gordon Second Inagural Address
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 03, 2008
Resigned to Resign to Run
( Phoenix )KJZZ's Steve Goldstein reports on Arizona's Resign to Run law, whether it's being followed, and whether it should be overturned.
[ Steve Goldstein ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 03, 2008
First Elected Latino on Phx Council in 14 Yrs
( Phoenix )Michael Nowakowski was sworn in Wednesday as the first Latino elected to the Phoenix City Council in 14 years.
[ James Garcia ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 02, 2008
Here and Now: Cleaning the Air
( Phoenix, AZ )A new plan to clean the valley's air has been submitted to the EPA. But will it work? Here and Now host Steve Goldstein discussed disagreements over the sources of air pollution and the plan submitted to the EPA with Maricopa County Air Quality Director Bob Kard and Rusty Bowers, head of the Arizona Rock Products Association.
Maricopa Association of Goverments Clean Air Proposal
Click here to go the MAG's website where you will find a number of documents detailing the plan to clean the valley's air.
Listener Questions and Comments
Click here to see what listeners had to say about air pollution and the plan to clean it up.
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 02, 2008
Arizonan Jumps Into Iowa Caucus
( Phoenix )Iowa voters will head to their local libraries, school gyms, or even neighbors' homes to take part in the Iowa Caucuses. KJZZ's Marcos Najera talks with an Arizona woman who has moved back to her home state of Iowa, just in time to go to her first caucus.
[ Marcos Najera ]
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
January 02, 2008
The problem with air
( Phoenix )A new plan to clean up the valley's air has been submitted to the EPA for approval. KJZZ's Paul Atkinson looks at what sources contribute to our dust problem, and what will be done to clean it up.
Morning Edition
Return to the Morning Edition resources at KJZZ.org
Set Player | Permanent link | Comment on Story
