The Worry Over Dealing with U.S. Debt

Washington’s inability to solve our nation’s debt problem is getting the attention of more than just politicians and economists.  Now, average citizens are wondering what it will take to do something about it. 

AZ StoryCorps: Changing Times

Coy C. Payne, the first African American mayor in Arizona, recalls applying for a teaching job when segregation was still legal in a conversation with his wife Willie, who talks about how the tides have changed. 

Jon Talton Says Phoenix Needs a Call to Action

Rogue Columnist and Phoenix native Jon Talton tells Steve Goldstein why the city needs a different brand of leadership from the next Mayor.

South Phoenix: "The Forgotten Place"

The South Phoenix area is among the oldest parts of the valley, and has a wealth of rich history...but it's a history that many people don't know about.

9 O'clock Jazz Special for 8/12

Pat Metheny is a unique self styled guitarist and brilliant innovator.  He has performed with everything from self powered synthesizers to symphony orchestras.  He started his career in 1975 with vibe player and mentor Gary Burton, and his latest album is solo guitar.  Hear the many sides of Pat Metheny Friday night on the 9 O'clock Special.

Kimber Lanning on Phoenix's Next Mayor

Steve Goldstein talks with Kimber Lanning of Local First Arizona about what she wants to see in the next mayor.

9 O'clock New Release Jazz Special for 8/11

Trumpeter Rick Braun sings with strings; Brian Hemstock, who sings for the

City North's Impact

North Phoenix's recent identity has been dominated of late by the back-and-forth over the controversial City North project. Steve Goldstein reports on the project's impact in North Phoenix.


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