KJZZ's Here and Now


KJZZ's Here & Now was an interview program that aired on Wednesday mornings until 2016.

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Sports Writer Wendy Thurm On Team Television Contracts
Mary Frances Berry Is In The Valley To Discuss Civil Rights Progression In The U.S.
Paul Kinsinger Offers Insight Into Mueller Family's Concerns On Government Policy

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

American Civil Liberties Union's David Fathi Talks About Prisoner Health Care
Grammy-Winner Rosanne Cash Talks About Her Music And Famous Father
Chris Herstam Gives Insight Into Diane Douglas And Doug Ducey Political Feud
UA President Discusses Gov. Ducey's Proposed Budget Cuts To Universities

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Journalist Andrew Sharp On The Suns Season And Playoff Chances
Kyl Center Director Sarah Porter On Water Policy In Arizona
Experts Give Insight On Arizona's Development Of Charter Schools
Reaction To Replacement Of Department Of Child Safety Director Charles Flanagan
Prescott Community Mourns And Remembers Kayla Mueller

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

National Geographic Explorers Describe Their Experience In Antarctica
Writer Rick Cleveland On His New Play 'Five Presidents'
W.P. Carey School Of Business To Introduce Large Landowner Initiative
Experts Reflect On Greg Stanton's First Term As Phoenix Mayor

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Polaris Project CEO Bradley Myles On The Ongoing Issue Of Human Trafficking
Alexis Tameron Is First Woman To Lead Arizona Democratic Party
Reporter Scott Wong On Potential Challenger For Senator John McCain
Senator Jeff Flake On Senate Border Security Bill
What Makes The NFL A Nonprofit Organization

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

ASU Women's Basketball Head Coach On The Team's Recent Success
Columnist Jon Talton On Why Phoenix Should Separate Itself From GPEC
Howie Fischer Explains New Proposed Legislation From Republican Lawmakers
National Review Editor Rich Lowry On His New Book 'Lincoln Unbound'
What Effects Cutting Public University Budgets Would Have On Arizona

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

ASU Professor And Journalist Tim McGuire On His New Book
The Potential Impact Of Arizona Coyotes New Majority Owner
Programs In Arizona Aim To Fight Drug Use And Treat Addiction In Teens
What Effect Gov. Ducey's K-12 Priorities Will Have On Arizona's Education System

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