KJZZ's Here and Now

KJZZ's Here & Now was an interview program hosted by Steve Goldstein that aired on Wednesday mornings until 2016. Hear Steve Goldstein weekdays on KJZZ's The Show at 9 a.m.

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Arizona Military Photographer Spent Time With 40 Units In Afghanistan

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Arizona Votes To Approve More Education Funding In Election
Initiatives Aim To Help Arizona Reduce 'Disconnected Youth' Rate
Health Officials Push Flu Vaccination As Researchers Work On More Effective Vaccine
Bob Woodward Talks About A Crucial Man In Watergate Scandal In His New Book

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Documentary Focuses On Water Issues Throughout Arizona History
Former Lawmaker, Former Legislative Leader Discuss Election Countdown
4 Months After Riots, Kingman Prison Operator Loses Contract
Arizona Economic Security Department Enacts Dramatic Changes
Sports Analyst Talks Phoenix Suns, Looks Ahead To NBA Season Tip Off

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Does 'Book Of Mormon' Mock Religion With Affection Or Disrespect?
Jack Pfister Skirted Ideology and Ego, Pushed Progress In Arizona Through Reason
Phoenix NCAA Final Four CEO Discusses Tournament's Impact
El Niño In Arizona: How Much Rain, Snow To Expect This Winter
As Center For Arizona Policy Celebrates 20th Anniversary, Critics Concerned About Capitol Influence

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Arizona's First Poet Laureate Explains Why Arizona Is His Muse
Book 'Dinner With Churchill' Explores Influential Politician's Life
Political Consultant, Strategist Analyzes Democratic Debate
What Do The Many K-12 Funding Plans Say About Education, Arizona Funding?
Schweikert Talks Ideal Qualities For House Speaker

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

ASU Study Examines Ducey's Proposal To Increase K-12 Funding
Study Shows Arizona 'Fairly Well Positioned' To Fill Mid-Level Skill Work Need
Phoenix New Times Columnist Discusses Arpaio Contempt Of Court Proceedings
Artist Workshops, Conversations To Focus On Bond In Art Between Arizona, Mexico
Actor, Pianist Hershey Felder Plays Legendary Composer In Phoenix Play

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Arizona Board To Request More Funding To Public In-State University Students
Neighbors: Proposed Frank Lloyd Wright Cultural Facility Could Be Too Noisy
Despite Sunny Skies, Arizona Solar May Fall Behind Other States
Monsoon 2015: How Did This Season Rank In Arizona History?
Humorist Laurie Notaro Mocks Arizonans, Shows Love For Real Mexican Food

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