Anti-SLAPP lawsuit; military trauma program; ‘Henry David Thoreau’ documentary
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Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week
Help Arizona PBS and SRP celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week in May by sharing a photo of your favorite teacher! Submit a photo by April 27, and your favorite teacher could be highlighted by Arizona PBS on air, online or in print.
The Mayors
April 22
On the season finale of “Check, Please! Arizona,” we sit down with the mayors of Phoenix, Chandler and Tempe to find out where they dine.
Balancing the Earth: The Otherworldly Chiricahua Mountains
April 9
Journey to the Chiricahua Mountains, often called the “Wonderland of Rocks,” to explore the Echo Canyon Grottoes and Natural Bridge trails. Towering hoodoos, narrow passages and delicate stone structures create […]
A changing climate is reshaping the planet
Our world is changing. What we do today defines us and our future. Arizona PBS brings you stories that matter, groundbreaking science from top experts and real solutions. Get informed, feel inspired, be empowered as we bring you stories from many perspectives about our planet.
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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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Celebrate National Poetry Month with Arizona PBS
This National Poetry Month, watch educational and entertaining specials, listen to powerful spoken word pieces and access activities for kids. Enjoy our special Poets Showcase featuring spoken word artists in Arizona.
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!
Characters
April 21
This week on Arizona Encore, we focus on compositions based on a character or characters. Some of the characters were real people, which is the case for our intro music, the third movement from William Grant Still’s Lyric Quartette – a Musical Portrait of Three Friends. Others were characters from folk tales or other forms of literature.
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