Celebrating Arizona

Paul Maynard is joyous Tucson resident who grew up there but didn't return several years ago, because both he and the Old Pueblo have changed so much it's a new relationship of discovery and growth; his steadfast aide de camp Sally the darling dog shares most of his adventures. Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona.  Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Guest Diana Nelson sets the gold standard for how to be retired; she and husband Dan attend many of the Valley's best offerings, hike vigorously statewide, are stewards at the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, and travel Arizona's. beloved and somewhat overlooked treasures. She also volunteers caring for retired racehorses and teaches a class on rattlesnakes. Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona.  Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

One of my favorite Arizona writers Perer Corbett brims with well-told state stories; he loves that you never run out of places to explore in our state, can tell you what town had a police chief who was also the dogcatcher, knows a back way to the Grand Canyon, and says travel writing is the best because "You go wherever you want and share Arizona." Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona.  Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

We did a panoply off interviews with Flagstaff residents about the 150th birthday of their town; You get to hear from Don August of Campus Coffee, Danien Coy musician and NAU IT, Frank Garcia third generation residents and Flagstaff Schools, and Nikki Lober, longtime Riordan Mansion historian. Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona.  Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Patricia Schnebly Ceballos has lived a life of tremendous, energy, giving, and sharing, from her time to stories of her grandparents. She has traveled the world and all corners of the state to share memories and the valuable things she learned from Grandma Sedona Schnebly, and I marvel that she gets more done before lunch than I think some whole communities do, This much chosen because it's built on what was her grandparents' land, and she has spoken there to many groups. Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona.  Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.