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 June 18, 2015 / Modified jun 19, 2015 10:49 a.m.

Arizona Spotlight For June 19, 2015

Father's Day edition with guest producer and host Fernanda Echavarri. by Fernanda Echavarri

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Featured on the June 19 edition of Arizona Spotlight with guest host Fernanda Echavarri.

  • Is there a song that reminds you of your father? In honor of Father's Day, Arizona Public Media staff members share songs that remind them of their dads.

  • The Esperanto language was invented more than 100 years ago with the hope of creating world peace through a tongue everyone would learn. That hasn’t happened, but Esperanto still holds mystique for many, including this father and son in Tucson.

  • What does Father's Day mean to a Tucson family with two dads?

The show was produced and hosted by Fernanda Echavarri, sitting in for Mark McLemore.

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