Aerial Silks
Have you ever dreamed of running away with the circus?
Raising Voices
Hear from Tucson's LGBTQA chorus that is fostering community through song.
Tucson Fashion Week
A behind the scenes look at what it takes to put on a professional fashion show in Tucson.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 208
Tucson Fashion Week; Listening to Voices; Exploring Texas Canyon; a Tragedy Remembered
Texas Canyon
People who are driving on I-10 between Willcox and Benson in Arizona are often surprised to come across an outcrop of gigantic boulders in the area, as if dropped from the sky in an intentional manner
Wildlife Rehab
Most people love some type of animal and 84-year-old Janet Miller is a prime example. She has been putting her affinity into action for decades, helping thousands of animals along the way.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 207
The Lives of Pictures; From Lab to Market; Next Generation Rangers; Dead Man's Curve
The Lives of Pictures
The Center for Creative Photography is celebrating it’s 40th anniversary.
Next Generation Rangers
National parks (and monuments) in United States are called the “country’s best ideas” and the National Park Service is celebrating its 100th Anniversary next year. 2016 will be a year of celebrations and Arizona will play a significant role.
From Lab to Market
Commercializing university discoveries is required of institutions receiving federal funding for research projects.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 206
Architecture Week; Art Brown; University of Arizona Old Main Renovation
Art Brown
Arthur Brown was a self-proclaimed architect, artist and inventor.
Game Changer
Researchers have teamed up with the Arizona State University Sun Devils football team to change the game of concussion diagnosis and treatment.
Arizona Illustrated Episode 205
Baxter Black; the impact of Concussions; Wildlife rehabilition
Baxter Black
Cowboy poet Baxter Black rode bulls in high school and college.
