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NPR News: 09-23-2017 11PM ET

KJZZ's Here and Now Jan. 27, 2016

Arizona Board Of Regents President Talks Importance Of Funding, Research At Universities
Report Discusses Arizona Juvenile Justice, Policies
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Longtime Media Strategist Discusses Career, Retirement
Jason Alexander, 'Seinfeld's' George Costanza, Discusses Performing
Longtime Artist Betye Saar Opens Solo Show At Scottsdale Museum
National Geographic Cinematographer Aims To Save National Park In Africa
ASU Professor Explains What Changes IRS Needs To Make
Reporter Analyzes Diane Douglas' State Of Education Address
Arizona Utility Experts Discuss State's Energy Outlook In Report
Why Republicans Are Unhappy With Senator John McCain
Gilbert Woman Featured On TLC Show 'Extreme Time Cheaters'
Ducey Addresses Water Concerns To Ensure Long Term Security
Political Scientist: Lobbying Is Not Always A Bad Thing
Arizona Historian Jack August Named Director Of Museum And History
Sports Reporter Gives Update On Former Fiesta Bowl Chairman John Junker
Novelist Tim Johnston Sets Book 'Descent' In Rocky Mountains
Arizona Author: Westerns Still Worthy As Storytelling Genre
Phoenix Suns Owner Blames Millennial Culture For Team Problems
Arizona Politicians: What Issues To Expect In 2016 Legislative Session
Film 'The Big Short' Shows Great Recession, Burst Of Real Estate Bubble

KJZZ's Here and Now Jan. 20, 2016

Arizona Board Of Regents President Talks Importance Of Funding, Research At Universities
Report Discusses Arizona Juvenile Justice, Policies
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Longtime Media Strategist Discusses Career, Retirement
Jason Alexander, 'Seinfeld's' George Costanza, Discusses Performing
Longtime Artist Betye Saar Opens Solo Show At Scottsdale Museum
ASU Professor Explains What Changes IRS Needs To Make
Reporter Analyzes Diane Douglas' State Of Education Address
Arizona Utility Experts Discuss State's Energy Outlook In Report
Why Republicans Are Unhappy With Senator John McCain
National Geographic Cinematographer Aims To Save National Park In Africa
Ducey Addresses Water Concerns To Ensure Long Term Security
Political Scientist: Lobbying Is Not Always A Bad Thing
Arizona Historian Jack August Named Director Of Museum And History
Sports Reporter Gives Update On Former Fiesta Bowl Chairman John Junker
Gilbert Woman Featured On TLC Show 'Extreme Time Cheaters'
Novelist Tim Johnston Sets Book 'Descent' In Rocky Mountains
Arizona Author: Westerns Still Worthy As Storytelling Genre
Phoenix Suns Owner Blames Millennial Culture For Team Problems
Arizona Politicians: What Issues To Expect In 2016 Legislative Session
Film 'The Big Short' Shows Great Recession, Burst Of Real Estate Bubble

KJZZ's Here and Now Jan. 13, 2016

Arizona Board Of Regents President Talks Importance Of Funding, Research At Universities
Report Discusses Arizona Juvenile Justice, Policies
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Longtime Media Strategist Discusses Career, Retirement
Jason Alexander, 'Seinfeld's' George Costanza, Discusses Performing
Longtime Artist Betye Saar Opens Solo Show At Scottsdale Museum
ASU Professor Explains What Changes IRS Needs To Make
Reporter Analyzes Diane Douglas' State Of Education Address
Arizona Utility Experts Discuss State's Energy Outlook In Report
Why Republicans Are Unhappy With Senator John McCain
National Geographic Cinematographer Aims To Save National Park In Africa
Ducey Addresses Water Concerns To Ensure Long Term Security
Political Scientist: Lobbying Is Not Always A Bad Thing
Arizona Historian Jack August Named Director Of Museum And History
Sports Reporter Gives Update On Former Fiesta Bowl Chairman John Junker
Gilbert Woman Featured On TLC Show 'Extreme Time Cheaters'
Novelist Tim Johnston Sets Book 'Descent' In Rocky Mountains
Arizona Author: Westerns Still Worthy As Storytelling Genre
Phoenix Suns Owner Blames Millennial Culture For Team Problems
Arizona Politicians: What Issues To Expect In 2016 Legislative Session
Film 'The Big Short' Shows Great Recession, Burst Of Real Estate Bubble

KJZZ's Here and Now Jan. 6, 2016

Arizona Board Of Regents President Talks Importance Of Funding, Research At Universities
Report Discusses Arizona Juvenile Justice, Policies
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Longtime Media Strategist Discusses Career, Retirement
Jason Alexander, 'Seinfeld's' George Costanza, Discusses Performing
Longtime Artist Betye Saar Opens Solo Show At Scottsdale Museum
ASU Professor Explains What Changes IRS Needs To Make
Reporter Analyzes Diane Douglas' State Of Education Address
Arizona Utility Experts Discuss State's Energy Outlook In Report
Why Republicans Are Unhappy With Senator John McCain
National Geographic Cinematographer Aims To Save National Park In Africa
Ducey Addresses Water Concerns To Ensure Long Term Security
Political Scientist: Lobbying Is Not Always A Bad Thing
Arizona Historian Jack August Named Director Of Museum And History
Sports Reporter Gives Update On Former Fiesta Bowl Chairman John Junker
Gilbert Woman Featured On TLC Show 'Extreme Time Cheaters'
Novelist Tim Johnston Sets Book 'Descent' In Rocky Mountains
Arizona Author: Westerns Still Worthy As Storytelling Genre
Phoenix Suns Owner Blames Millennial Culture For Team Problems
Arizona Politicians: What Issues To Expect In 2016 Legislative Session
Film 'The Big Short' Shows Great Recession, Burst Of Real Estate Bubble

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