Editorial Commentary by Bustos Media President Amador Bustos
Editorial commentary on current events by Bustos Media President Amador Bustos
Host Lydia Aranda
Guests:
Ted L. Turner, author of “The Tornado’s Daughter” a 2024 nonfiction memoir about Charlotte Gwalt’s journey through a life of violence, political turmoil, and human trafficking to find resilience and peace. Charlotte Gwalt joins Ted and Lydia for the discussion.
Caitlin Schmidt, reporter and editor of Tucson Spotlight
Host – Kathleen Winn
Guests – Josh Jacobsen, Matt Beienburg, Stephen Mundt
In-depth discussion of current issues in the news
Every Thursday from Noon to 1 on 1030 The Voice
Bill Buckmaster: Tucson’s most trusted voice for news and information
Guests include Dr. Jeff Silvertooth, University of Arizona Agronomist; General Ted Maxwell, executive director of the Southern Arizona Leadership Council, and Paul Ingram, senior reporter for TucsonSentinel.com. Plus, Weekend Watch with 101.7 The Drive.
“Too Jewish with Rabbi Sam Cohon and Friends”
Nathaniel Popkin, author of the new novel on tension over Israel in synagogues today, “Partly Strong, Partly Broken”
“The Way of the Cross”, hosted by Father David, delves into the traditions, liturgical meaning and symbolism of spirituality related to religion and life. Father David Milam is Rector of St. Jude’s Anglican Church in Tucson, AZ, where he has served the congregation since 2016
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A dramatic retelling of important moments in Tucson’s history, followed by insightful interviews with Tucsonans of all stripes.
In December 1970 a blaze erupted in a downtown landmark, resulting in a tragedy that still holds the distinction of an event that led to Tucson’s greatest loss of life, but it was one of Tucson Fires most heroic efforts.