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The Gila River: Lifeline, Legacy and the Fight for Native Rights in Arizona
The Gila River has long been more than just a body of water in Arizona; it has been a lifeline for the Native communities who have lived along its banks for centuries. However, this vital resource was threatened by encroachment, diversion of water for agriculture and urban development and government policies that ignored the rights of Native people.
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Jan. 28
Join us this month for PBS Books Readers Club
Embark on a literary journey with the national PBS Books Readers Club, pairing your favorite PBS shows with amazing reads. Sign up today to enjoy a new video each month featuring in-depth conversations with renowned authors and PBS personalities.
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Winter Wonderland with Arizona PBS
There’s nothing more magical than a winter wonderland! Tune in and enjoy Arizona PBS winter programs and activities.
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Check, Please! Arizona
Lom Wong: Next level Thai cuisine
April 17, 2025
Lom Wong in downtown Phoenix presents cuisine from all over Thailand, where people can enjoy a flavorful, authentic meal.
Arizona Restaurants
Late night spots featured on ‘Check, Please! Arizona’
Looking for a late-night bite, solid nightlife or some fun nighttime ambiance? Look no further than the Arizona restaurants we’ve featured on our original show “Check, Please! Arizona.” Peruse the list to find great options for your next night out.
Trail Mix’d
Getting to know Kristen Keogh, new host of ‘Trail Mix’d’
Nov. 24, 2025
Explore Arizona’s hiking trails with Kristen Keogh on season 3 of “Trail Mix’d,” airing Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. starting Feb. 5, 2026.
tower project
Our Tower Supporters Challenge is on!
Because of the generosity of Bill and Susan Ahearn, Spencer Brown, and Barb and Tom Leard, we are able to host a Tower Supporters Challenge! Your donation will be matched dollar for dollar up to $200,000!
Arizona Encore♪
Bach
Jan. 9
This week’s Arizona Encore features the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, from the Late or High Baroque period, roughly the late 1600s to mid 1700s. Included are quintessential Baroque forms such as fugue, orchestral suites and solo instrumental suites.
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Take Note
Korean American Day
Jan. 14
January 13 is Korean American day! On this episode we listen to Juri Seo’s Toy Store, a work that draws inspiration from her Korean and American musical and cultural influences.

















































































































