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, March 16, 2016

Tempe-Based Band Refreshments Marks 20th Anniversary Of Seminal Album
Arizona Author Releases Book Set In Tucson School
Terrorism Expert Warns Of Domestic Threats In New Book
Street Scout Offers Easy, Accurate Home Value Information
What To Expect From Arizona's Presidential Preference Election

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Artist Francine Reed Releases New Album 'Wild Hearted Woman'
Surgeon Who Performed First Live TV Open Heart Surgery Writes Book
How Bipartisan Are Politicians? Check The Bipartisan Index
What Election Season Means For Political Collectibles
Arizona Rep. Grijalva Talks Sanders Support, Political Issues

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Top Female Mountaineer Talks About Surmounting Challenges
Political Ads Using Humor May Work Better Than Attack Ads
Changes, Partnerships Could Impact Arcadia Frank Lloyd Wright Home
Funding, Training, Teacher Retention Issues For Arizona Schools
What Influence Does 'Dark Money' Have On Arizona Elections?
What Super Tuesday Results Mean Going Forward

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

The Mavericks Band Broadens Reach, Genre Labels
Research Defines Less Familiar Eating Disorders
Author Writes On Voter Suppression, Fraud In New Book
NPR Political Reporter On Uniqueness Of Primary Season
What Nevada's Caucus Means For Arizona's Preference Election
What Apple's Fight With FBI Could Mean Going Forward

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Arizona Investigative Journalist Publishes Mystery Novel 'Funeral Hotdish'
Arizona Newspaper Owner Believes Staunchly In The Power Of The Press
Former Arizona Senator Kyl Weighs In On Supreme Court Justice Nomination
Controversy Continues Over Arizona DCS Funding
Gallego, Schweikert Discuss Political Issues In Arizona And Beyond

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

What The Political Primary Results Mean Going Forward
NPR Commentator Explores True Conservatism In New Book
Report: Latino Students Face More Education Shortcomings

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