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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.
KJZZ's Here and Now June 15, 2016
Monsoon Predictions A 'Roll Of The Dice' Meteorologist Says
National, Arizona Initiative Focuses Research On Curing Cancer
Rep. Ruben Gallego: Americans 'Sick Of All This Gun Violence And No Action'
How Did Local Officers End Up On The Front Lines Of Immigration Enforcement?
Love Or Hate Them, Coyotes Are Here To Stay
Arizona Theatre Company Could Cancel Season Without Cash Influx
Solar Company Closing Phoenix Plant, Nearly 90 Jobs Cut
Arizona Economy Heats Up Amid National Slowdown
Presidential Race Could Rattle Arizona Legislative Elections
Is 'Stairway To Heaven' Inspired By Musical History Or Plagiarized?
Elon Musk Looks To Buy Largest Rooftop Solar Installer In Arizona
Suns' Draft Picks Could Be Antidote To Lackluster Seasons
Phoenix Author's Newest Crime Novel Focuses On Resilience Of The Ordinary
New Drone Regulations Take Off
Ducey Declares State Of Emergency For Navajo County To Free Money For Recovery
National Review Cover Story Draws Praise, Criticism For Gov. Ducey
'Rail Rodeo,' National Transportation Conference Roll Into Phoenix
What Makes A Place 'Safe' For LGBTQ Community?
New Book Details Rivalry That Challenged Frank Lloyd Wright
Bluesman John Mayall Plays MIM Thursday
Arizona Democratic Party Struggles, Despite Respected Candidates
Valley Faces Second Day Of High Pollution Advisory
ASU Academy Aims To Develop Future Leaders
Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Chief Pitches Lifelong Learning As Part Of Success
Tucson Author Explores Impact of Women In Softball
Documentarian Logs 50,000 Miles Chasing Arizona Monsoon
Excessive Heat Expected In Phoenix Area This Week
'South Park' Inspires Musical Revue At Scottsdale Theater
Former Leader Of Arizona Science Center Writes First Novel
APS Proposes Big Changes
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KJZZ's Here and Now June 8, 2016
Monsoon Predictions A 'Roll Of The Dice' Meteorologist Says
National, Arizona Initiative Focuses Research On Curing Cancer
Rep. Ruben Gallego: Americans 'Sick Of All This Gun Violence And No Action'
How Did Local Officers End Up On The Front Lines Of Immigration Enforcement?
Love Or Hate Them, Coyotes Are Here To Stay
Arizona Theatre Company Could Cancel Season Without Cash Influx
Solar Company Closing Phoenix Plant, Nearly 90 Jobs Cut
Arizona Economy Heats Up Amid National Slowdown
Presidential Race Could Rattle Arizona Legislative Elections
Is 'Stairway To Heaven' Inspired By Musical History Or Plagiarized?
Elon Musk Looks To Buy Largest Rooftop Solar Installer In Arizona
Suns' Draft Picks Could Be Antidote To Lackluster Seasons
Phoenix Author's Newest Crime Novel Focuses On Resilience Of The Ordinary
New Drone Regulations Take Off
Ducey Declares State Of Emergency For Navajo County To Free Money For Recovery
National Review Cover Story Draws Praise, Criticism For Gov. Ducey
'Rail Rodeo,' National Transportation Conference Roll Into Phoenix
What Makes A Place 'Safe' For LGBTQ Community?
New Book Details Rivalry That Challenged Frank Lloyd Wright
Bluesman John Mayall Plays MIM Thursday
Arizona Democratic Party Struggles, Despite Respected Candidates
Valley Faces Second Day Of High Pollution Advisory
ASU Academy Aims To Develop Future Leaders
Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Chief Pitches Lifelong Learning As Part Of Success
Tucson Author Explores Impact of Women In Softball
Documentarian Logs 50,000 Miles Chasing Arizona Monsoon
Excessive Heat Expected In Phoenix Area This Week
'South Park' Inspires Musical Revue At Scottsdale Theater
Former Leader Of Arizona Science Center Writes First Novel
APS Proposes Big Changes
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KJZZ's Here and Now June 1, 2016
Monsoon Predictions A 'Roll Of The Dice' Meteorologist Says
National, Arizona Initiative Focuses Research On Curing Cancer
Rep. Ruben Gallego: Americans 'Sick Of All This Gun Violence And No Action'
How Did Local Officers End Up On The Front Lines Of Immigration Enforcement?
Love Or Hate Them, Coyotes Are Here To Stay
Arizona Theatre Company Could Cancel Season Without Cash Influx
Solar Company Closing Phoenix Plant, Nearly 90 Jobs Cut
Arizona Economy Heats Up Amid National Slowdown
Presidential Race Could Rattle Arizona Legislative Elections
Is 'Stairway To Heaven' Inspired By Musical History Or Plagiarized?
Elon Musk Looks To Buy Largest Rooftop Solar Installer In Arizona
Suns' Draft Picks Could Be Antidote To Lackluster Seasons
Phoenix Author's Newest Crime Novel Focuses On Resilience Of The Ordinary
New Drone Regulations Take Off
Ducey Declares State Of Emergency For Navajo County To Free Money For Recovery
National Review Cover Story Draws Praise, Criticism For Gov. Ducey
'Rail Rodeo,' National Transportation Conference Roll Into Phoenix
What Makes A Place 'Safe' For LGBTQ Community?
New Book Details Rivalry That Challenged Frank Lloyd Wright
Bluesman John Mayall Plays MIM Thursday
Arizona Democratic Party Struggles, Despite Respected Candidates
Valley Faces Second Day Of High Pollution Advisory
ASU Academy Aims To Develop Future Leaders
Arizona Diamondbacks Baseball Chief Pitches Lifelong Learning As Part Of Success
Tucson Author Explores Impact of Women In Softball
Documentarian Logs 50,000 Miles Chasing Arizona Monsoon
Excessive Heat Expected In Phoenix Area This Week
'South Park' Inspires Musical Revue At Scottsdale Theater
Former Leader Of Arizona Science Center Writes First Novel
APS Proposes Big Changes
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KJZZ's Here and Now May 25, 2016
Reaction To Donald Trump Compared To 1964 Campaign Of Barry Goldwater
Mi Familia Vota Works To Increase Civic Participation Among Latinos
'History Of The Future' Film Series Opens At FilmBar In Phoenix
'You Can't Kill A Story' Event Marks 40th Anniversary Of Arizona Republic Reporter Don Bolles' Murder
ASU Athletic Director Ray Anderson Talk Stadium Renovation, Balancing Academics
Why Is Arizona Proposition 123 Vote So Close?
Movie Critic Bill Goodykoontz Talks 'Money Monster,' 'The Big Short'
New Book By ASU Professer Challenges Idea Of Traditional College Path
World Premiere Of 'When You Wish: The Story of Walt Disney' At Phoenix Theatre
Journalist Susan Lisovicz On What It's Like To Cover Wall Street
Cuban-Born Pianist Alfredo Rodriguez Performs In Tempe
ESPN's Kate Fagan Explores Why Brittney Griner, Diana Taurasi Play In Russia
Donald Critchlow Lays Out Strategies For Republican Party In 'Future Right'
The Impact Of Ballot Measures In Arizona
ASU Economist Optimistic About Arizona's Economic Outlook
Arizona Governor, Treasurer At Odds Over Proposition 123
'The Gospel According To Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens And Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord' Comes To Arizona Theatre Company
Comedian David Cross Brings Stand-Up Tour To Chandler
Arizona House, Senate Approve Next State Budget
Granite Mountain Hotshot Who Survived Yarnell Hill Fire Releases Book 'My Lost Brothers'
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