The Phoenix Symphony
Opening Night: A Romantic Evening
Sept. 25
Monday, September 25th marks the eagerly awaited return of The Phoenix Symphony and its wonderful maestro, Virginia G. Piper Music Director Tito Muñoz, in performances recorded live during the 2022-2023 “Classics Series” from Phoenix Symphony Hall. Join us every Monday night at 7pm on Classical 89.5 KBACH, KNAU Arizona Public Radio, and DTV 8.5, Classical […]
Okay! School Me podcast
An educational podcast meant to encourage thought, listeners will find they are being challenged on a range of topics. Hosts and guests demonstrate the ways the “classroom” is everywhere and how these classrooms are liberatory spaces of inclusive knowledge production and also inclusive equity.
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Phoenix Chorale: Soundtrack
AIREDSept. 26
In their closing concert last season, the Phoenix Chorale presented a program titled “Soundtrack,” which artistic director Christopher Gabbitas describes as being designed to highlight various aspects of humanity: some positive, some joyful, some negative, and everything in between. In fact, Gabbitas says it is crafted to provoke different reactions from the audience, allowing them […]
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KEEPING IT CIVIL
S4E12: R. Shep Melnick | Higher Education in Crisis
AIREDMay 3
In this episode of Keeping It Civil, host Henry Thomson speaks with R. Shep Melnick who is the Thomas P. O’Neill, Jr. Professor of American Politics at Boston College and co-chair of the Harvard Program on Constitutional Government. Melnick joins us to talk about his previous research on Title IX and the current state of […]
Nov. 16, 2022
S4E4: Jane Kamensky | Place of the American Revolution and American History in Public Discourse
Oct. 27, 2022
S4E3 Eric Kaufmann | Demographic Transitions, White Majority & Political Contention in Coming Decades
Oct. 13, 2022
S4E2: Megan McArdle | Civil Discourse Online and Offline, Changing Nature of Threats to Free Speech and Self-Censorship
Sept. 22, 2022
S4E1: Kmele Foster | Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Freedom of Speech in Higher Education
Take Note
National One Hit Wonder Day
AIREDSept. 26
Starting in 1990, September 25 has been a day to celebrate artists whose 5 minutes of fame has come and gone. This is National One Hit Wonder Day, and on Take Note, we’re celebrating a classical composer who some may consider a one hit wonder. As aired on KBACH on September 26.
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Classical Arizona PBS
Central Sound at Arizona PBS, our audio production team, records Arizona’s music for the world to hear. See how to bring local classical performances to your ears.
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Art in the 48 podcast
Storm Chasing
AIREDMay 19, 2022
Art in the 48 dives deep into Arizona’s storm chasing industry, where photographers follow storm clouds and dust devils across the state.
