La Doce
A neighborhood on Tucson's Southside that spans three miles along South 12th Avenue from 4th street to Drexel Road.
Episode 911
Back to Nature; Field Notes: Fungi; OSIRIS APEX; Reclaimed Water; Favorite Places: Mirror Lab
Reclaimed Water
Ever wonder how sewage gets turned into clean water? Here is a behind the scenes peek at Tucson Water’s reclaimed water system and what that process looks like
Favorite Places: Mirror Lab
Architect Elaine Becherer shares what makes the Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab her favorite place.
OSIRIS APEX
OSIRIS APEX is a new name for NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, to accompany its new mission to explore the near-Earth asteroid Apophis.
Field Notes: Fungi
Arizona Illustrated producer David Fenster looks back on a 15 year love affair with mushrooms and shares excerpts from the many films he’s made on the subject.
Back to Nature
When a golf course closed in Oro Valley, residents fought to make it a nature preserve—so the wildlife could thrive.
Episode 910
A Cornerstone in Tombstone, Favorite Places: San Rafael Valley, The Masked Bobwhite, Apple Annie’s Corn Maze
A Cornerstone in Tombstone
St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Tombstone occupies the oldest Protestant church building in Arizona
Favorite Places: San Rafael Valley
Jesus Robles of DUST Architects takes us on a poetic journey to one of his favorite places in Arizona.
The Masked Bobwhite
Join Hannah Pierce as she walks us through what it takes to save a species from extinction.
Apple Annie’s Corn Maze
Is it really fall if you don’t get lost in a corn maze?
Episode 909
Charles Mingus at 100, Favorite Places: Pima County Historic Courthouse, Desert Plants: Ironwood, Cocina La Ley
Favorite Places: Pima County Historic Courthouse
History comes to life in an iconic building that was designed in 1928 and continues to serve the community.
Desert Plants: Ironwood
The tree known in the U.S./Mexico borderlands as desert ironwood or palo fierro is one of many woody legumes found in washes and hillside drainages in the Sonoran Desert.
