Arizona Illustrated
Arizona Illustrated
Southern Arizona's newsmagazine, hosted by Bill Buckmaster. Arizona Illustrated covers local news, politics, health, science and the arts. Airs 6:30 p.m. on KUAT6/HD and 9:30 p.m. on the UA Channel.
Corridos
Workshop at UA Poetry Center
Miss O'Dell
My Hard Days and Long Nights with The Beatles, The Stones
UA President Robert Shelton
Budget challenges and campus communication
UA Green Transportation
Car Sharing Program
GV Lions
Keeping Green Valley Green
Mike Letcher
Tucson Manager on election, finances and downtown
Pandemic PreparednessYour questions answered.
A special edition of Arizona Illustrated’s Community Conversation focused on the immediate impacts of the current H1N1 swine flu and how officials are making plans now for future mutations of the illness that may gain momentum in the fall flu season.
Pandemic Preparedness
Flu Facts! Your Questions Answered! Watch the full-hour panel discussion.
The Forgetting
Watch the full hour panel discussion, and find a link to the PBS documentary The Forgetting.
Depression: Out of the Shadows
Watch the full hour panel discussion, as well as the PBS program Out of the Shadows in its entirety.
The Truth About Cancer
Watch the full hour panel discussion and the complete PBS program The Truth About Cancer.
Caring for your Parents
Watch the full hour panel discussion and find links to valuable eldercare resources and the complete PBS program Caring For Your Parents.
Community Conversation on Literacy Watch the half-hour panel discussion.
Weeknights at 6:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. on KUAT 6 and HD
Weeknights at 8:30 p.m. on the UA Channel
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Arizona Illustrated has informed and entertained residents of Southern Arizona for 30 years. The show is televised in high definition on a number of Arizona Public Media outlets.
Coming to Arizona Illustrated: Monday: Kimberly Craft reports that the University of Arizona is taking steps to reduce its environmental impact, including buying a new fleet of vehicles. UA President Dr. Robert Shelton talks to Bill Buckmaster about the possibility of more state budget cuts. Tony Paniagua tells us how one of Southern Arizona’s service clubs is helping local non-profits. Luis Carrion takes on a visit to Organ Pipe National Monument.
Tuesday: We continue our series on national health care overhaul with a segment by Christopher Conover on the implication for alternative medicine. Host Bill Buckmaster speaks with Chris O’Dell, who worked as a tour manager for some of the most influential musicians during rock’s golden years. Pam White takes us on a tour of the UA’s tree ring laboratory.
Wednesday: We’ll have results from Tucson’s city elections and speak with some of the winners and losers. Bill Buckmaster will speak with Richard Elias, Chairman of the Pima County Board of Supervisors about the city elections and other news. We’ll have a commentary from Jim Nintzel of the Tucson Weekly and Sooyeon Lee will introduce us to Ray Harm, a well known wildlife artist.
Thursday: Luis Carrion reports on the hardships and rugged terrain facing immigrants who choose to illegally cross the Mexican border into the United States. Local journalists will dissect the election results and Tony Paniagua reports on one of the nation's largest Italian language programs which is based at the U of A.
Friday: Our newsmakers guests this week are Tucson Fire Chief Patrick Kelly and Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villasenor. Bill Buckmaster will be joined by Jim Nintzel of the Tucson Weekly and Ann Brown of the Arizona Daily Star.
