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Listen to January 9, 2009 Edition with host Mark McLemore

2009 Legislative Preview - Wish List for the Governor #2 - Education on the Menu - El Cubanito - StoryCorps #5: Ernesto Portillo Sr. by Robert Rappaport

Christopher Conover previews the issues that have top priority with the Arizona State Legislature in 2009.

Claudine LoMonaco has the second installment of "Wish List for the Governor", talking to University of Arizona law professor Lynn Marcus about the issues she is hoping Janet Napolitano will address as head of the Department of Homeland Security.

Hear the story of a hard-working Tucson mom who was so inspired by her daughter's drive to go to college that she decided to try it for herself. Kimberly Craft tells us more.

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We present another story collected by the StoryCorps team during its stay in Tucson, this time from Spanish-language radio pioneer Ernesto Portillo, Sr.

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Listen to January 2 Edition - God's Middle Finger, The music and poetry of De Vie and UA Psychology professor Jeff Stone

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