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KJZZ’s own Terry Ward tells Steve Goldstein about 26+ years of making public radio in the Valley.

Terry Ward (left) and Steve Goldstein. (Photo by Tracy Greer)

Ward talks about his experiences interviewing figures like Carl Sagan and Rosa Parks and Phoenix TV icon Bill Close and lets us know what's next in his post-KJZZ life.

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A fond farewell to Terry Ward