| Arizona
Almanac Regular Features
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| Marshall
Trimble, AZ's Official State Historian
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The
Garden Guy , Dave Owens |
| Doug
Nintzel, ADOT Road Information |
Arizona
Almanac Greatest Recipes |
Arizona's
Most Wanted Rogue's Gallery |
Tour
Guide USA |
| Tony
LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone |
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| October
2, 2004 |
| Find out about an Arizona Dude Ranch. Nancy
Loftis tells us what to find at the Kay
El Bar Ranch near Wickenburg |
Listen
to Nancy Loftis |
| Wonder who makes the decisions at a radio
station? Mike Dougall from our affiliate KVNA-AM
600 in Flagstaff gives us his insight. |
Listen
to Mike Dougall from KVNA-AM |
| Bucky's
Bean Bag Gourmet is the name of an interesting shop on
Whiskey Row in Prescott. Lee Baldwin tells us what we'll find |
Listen
to Lee Baldwin |
| Is the Hotel
San Carlos in Phoenix haunted? Listen to Front Office
Manager Eddie Gladue and you decide. |
Listen
to Eddie Gladue |
| The Arizona Concealed Carry Gun law is 10
years old. Author Alan Korwin
tells us what has happened in self defense in the last decade. |
Listen
to Alan Korwin |
| Dave Owens, The
Garden Guy, tells us about tropical plants we may want
in the Southwest. |
Listen
to Dave Owens |
Tony
LaConte from Stargazing
for everyone explains the different
types of telescopes and which one to buy. |
Listen
to Tony LaConte |
| Traveling to Mexico? You'll feel safer when
you hear about the book written by father and son Arizona
doctors. Dr. Curtis Page is our guest from MedToGo |
Listen
to Dr. Curtis Page |
| Deputy U.S. Marshal Brenda McLaughlin stops
by again to tell us about another person to watch out for.
This week Mario Amador is this week's Arizona's
Most Wanted. |
Listen
Deputy U.S. Marshal Brenda McLaughlin |
| October
9, 2004 |
| The Foodies Reunion with
Greg Elias of Eli's.
Independent Arizona Restaurateurs get together for the first
time. |
Listen
to Greg Elias |
| Donna
Knopf of Vegetas had to start this "Made in Arizona"
company to save her health. Tasty, healthy food was the result. |
Listen
to Donna Knopf |
| Benson is celebrating the
Butterfield
Overland Stage Days and Beverly Stepp tells us about it. |
Listen
to Beverly Stepp |
| Susan Bitter Smith completes
the discussion on Proposition 400. This week "Yes
on 400" with Jay Thorne. |
Listen
to Jay Thorne |
| Harvesting Water in Arizona
with Dave Owens. Another
way to help beat the long drought from the
Garden Guy. |
Listen
to Dave Owens |
| Stargazing
for Everyone's Tony LaConte gives us the low down on binoculars.
How to use, buy and read the numbers. |
Listen
to Tony LaConte |
| Ed Talks about this week
in weather history and tells us the story of weather and the
State Capitol building. |
Listen
to Ed Phillips |
| This week's Arizona Haunted
Hotel is the Jerome
Grand. Larry Altherr, the owner, tells the ghost story
and the history. |
Listen
to Larry Altherr |
| This week's Arizona's
Most Wanted Glenn Robert Premru is accused of bilking
Arizonan's of millions of dollars. Deputy U.S. Marshall Brenda
McLauglin has more details. |
Listen
to Deputy U.S. Marshall Brenda McLaughlin |
| October
16, 2004 |
| Wyatt
Earp is back in Tombstone for
Helldorado Days this weekend! The great-grand nephew
of the original is reinacting some of the Sheriff's most
famous days. |
Listen
to Wyatt Earp |
| This
week's "Made in Arizona" is Desert
Rose Foods. Ken Barry tells us about how he liked the
chips and salsa so much he bought the company. |
Llisten
to Ken Barry |
| Famous
Phoenix College
Alumni are gathering this weekend and Mike Murphy tells
us about Arizona's oldest community college. |
Listen
to Mike Murphy |
| To
overseed or not to overseed your lawn. Dave
Owens the Garden Guy answers the age old question. |
Listen
to Dave Owens |
| Tony
LaConte tells us where to look for the meteor shower coming
up this week. Tony is our Arizona sky expert from Stargazing
for Everyone. |
Llisten
to Tony LaConte |
| Arizona
state historian Marshall Trimble tells us a ghost story
again this week and his nephew, Walker, joins him to bring
us this week's "Arizona's
Greatest Recipe". |
Listen
to Marshall and Walker Trimble |
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| Another
of Arizona's haunted hotels this week. We go to Northwest
Arizona and Oatman. Susie Clark tells about the Oatman Hotel's
ghost called "Oatie" |
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| This
week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Jose
Manual Gallardo.
Deputy U.S. Marshall Brenda McLauglin has more details.
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This
week's "Made in Arizona" features two companies
that have joined forces to sell desert delicacies. Champagne
Sauces and Cahill Desert Products sell mustard sauces
and famous jellies like prickly pear. Ray Broderick can
be reached at 602-627-0402 |
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An
excellent Total Eclipse is coming up this week. Tony LaConte
from Stargazing
for Everyone tells us when and where to look. |
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Arizona
Highways won some prestigious awards recently, so we
asked Win Holden to brag a little on Arizona's most famous
magazine |
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Our
month of haunted hotels continues and this week we go to
Prescott to here about the Hotel
Vendome from owners Frank and Kathy Langford |
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This
week Deputy U.S. Marshal Brenda McLaughlin captured one
of Arizona's
Most Wanted, but she has a new one to share with us,
too. |
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| Our
Halloween Show, October 30, 2004 |
| Art
Austin from the Tombstone
Courthouse State Park tells about the cemetary restoration
project |
Listen
to Art Austin |
| Klein
Kosher PickleCompany may be the only place making pickles
in the whole state. We talk with Don Snider about that and
pickled peppers, too. |
Listen
to Don Snider |
| Arizona's Greatest
Recipe is how to pick a pumpkin, squash and Indian corn from
Sarah Young Teskey of Young's
Farm |
Listen
to Sarah |
| Secretary
of State Jan Brewer joins Susan Bitter Smith to talk about
how your vote will be counted on election day |
Listen
to Susan and Secretary of State Jan Brewer |
| The Haunted Hotel
Monte Vista in Flagstaff is our haunted hotel and Chris
Hertzog is full of ghost stories |
Listen
to Chris |
This
week's Arizona's
Most Wanted is Marcos Velasquez and Deputy U.S. Marshall
Brenda McLauglin tells the story |
Listen
to Brenda |
| Our picks for
the top ten Halloween and scary songs of all time |
Listen
to the top ten |
| Marshall
Trimble tells his favorite ghost story and about the Blue
Maiden |
Listen
to Marshall |
| Fall Flowers
no matter where you live in our state from the Garden
Guy Dave Owens |
Listen
to Dave |
| Only Tony LaConte
of Stargazing
for Everyone could find the "Halloween Stars"
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Listen
to Tony |
