The 12th Annual Snow Ball Slide is in Flagstaff is this weekend. Joyce Taylor has more about a unique way to raise money for Flagstaff charities. We list the Top Ten weekend events. Doug Nintzel is in for Arizona Highways Talk from ADOT.

This week, Linda Bilque (Bill-key) returns as one of our Arizona Artists. She tells us about her original song, Clara Moore. We also have this day in Arizona History. Made in Arizona this week is a simple device that we will all want to have. A massager that you attach to the wall a get a massage anywhere you want hands free. Listen to Lisa Lawrence tell us about "Lean On Me". Marshall Trimble's tale this week is Dead Outlaw's Loot. Here is the first part.

Marshall Trimble returns with the rest of "Dead Outlaw's Loot". Baseball season is finally upon us and Russ Ameral tells us about what is new at the Ballpark and with the Diamondbacks. Rory Aikens from Game and Fish has this week's about Arizona Outdoor Highlights.

 We take a peek at this weekend in U.S. History .

Lee Hanchett is the author of a number of Arizona history books. Listen to our interview and we think there will be one or two you want to read. Susan Bitter Smith and Ed Phillips recap the Top Ten Things to do this weekend. Tony Laconte with Stargazing for Everyone has a great story about how the Big Dipper was used as an eye test for warriors.

Tourguide USA's audio tour this week is to Kingman and their roadside spirit. Ed also spends some time digging into the weather history for the weekend and tells about a recent storm that was a big one. Lee Hanchett returns with a Southwest Desert Shrimp recipe. Susan Bitter Smith has an interview on Social Security you will want to hear especially if you are a baby boomer.

We check out who was born on this weekend and AZ highways talk with Doug Nintzel is recapped. This week's Arizona's most wanted is Constance Coleman. She is on the lam for the fourth time!

I take a moment to introduce you to some of the music artists that help make our show. I think you will enjoy hearing a bit about these very talented people. Also listen for what's on next week's show.

The wildflowers are some of the best in years. Paul Wolterbeek of the Boyce Thompson Arboretum fills us in on some places to catch the colors of spring. Another great site for wildflowers is here. The Top Ten Things to Do this Weekend. Doug Nintzel stops by with this week's Arizona Highways Talk.

Ken Clemmer of the Back Porch Bandits is back this week with another new song. He tells us the story of how he wrote “ Tiny Town ” and plays it for us. Pass the Popcorn. It's one of my favorite foods and it's this week's Made in Arizona . Christopher Payne tells us about his mom and pop operation that will tempt your taste buds. Marshall Trimble, our official state historian has has this week's "Trimble's Tale". He calls it "Pulling Legs Attached to Tender Feet".

Marshall Trimble, has the conclusion of  "Pulling Legs Attached to Tender Feet". Marshall Trimble was in Wickenburg last weekend and that's where the flooding was too. He got a little stranded because all the washes were running. Maria Langer of Flying M Air to the rescue. We talk to the helicopter pilot that saved the day. A new feature starting this week. Arizona Outdoor Highlights. Rory Aikens from the Arizona Game and Fish Department tells us what to expect in the Arizona Outdoors. This week what the flooding means for fishing. US history this weekend, too.

Rick Snow of Eagle Eye Rare Coins calls it a new Arizona Gold Rush. Rare brand new coins from the Government are discovered in Southern Arizona and they are worth a mint. Grab your quarters and we'll tell you what to look for. We review the Top Ten Things to Do this Weekend. Tony LaConte of Stargazing for Everyone says it's easier than you think to take pictures with your digital camera and telescope. He comes by with the tips and tricks to make it easy.

Tourguide USA takes us on an audio tour of the "Old Pueblo", Tucson. Chef Rene Ellis of Renee's Gourmet stopped by to tell us about her Arizona rub last week for meats and chicken. This week the simple recipe for tasty Southwestern baby back ribs. Susan Bitter Smith interviews State Senator Dean Martin and he has some good news about your taxes this year. Contact your legislators by clicking here or call 1-800-352-8404.

Ken Clemmer from the Back Porch Bandits is this week's guest for Arizona's Artists. He tells us about his time in the mines and how he wrote his song Open Pit Mine Railroad.  We will also check this weekend in Arizona history. And, a railroad was built in Southern AZ and now has disappeared. Jack Walsh, a railroad historian is in to tell us what happened. Marshall Trimble's Tale is about Bob Goldwater and the early days of the Phoenix Open.