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- Sep 30, 2026
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SOAPBOX: Arizona writer Kim Tait thinks 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' has gone too far (opens the original)
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Reality TV is designed to be outrageous, but writer Kim Tait shares which show she thinks has pushed past the boundaries. In a world that feels uniquely designed to infuriate me daily, few things bother me more than the current fascination with "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives." Because I am, in fact, a Mormon wife. And the secret is this: You are being lied to. I should know. I was born into a devout Mormon family that traces our ancestry back to the pioneers crossing the plains. I’ve been mar
SOAPBOX: Audrey Treon didn’t have to travel far to realize how much she appreciated home (opens the original)
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Valley writer Audrey Treon didn’t have to travel far from home to realize how much she appreciated it. AUDREY TREON: The dogs are boarded, my father’s run back to the house for “one last thing” for the final time, and the five of us have packed ourselves and our belongings into the family SUV. Finally, we’re on the road to New Mexico, one too many Vera Bradley duffel bags at our feet. My sisters and I, born and raised Arizonans, all students on winter break, weren’t necessarily thrilled about dr
SOAPBOX: Marathon day trip drives Morgan Kubasko to a deeper connection with a friend (opens the original)
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Sometimes it feels like a set of car keys can open an entire world. And while that didn't quite happen for metro Phoenix writer and storyteller Morgan Kubasko, one particularly memorable — and long — road trip came close. MORGAN KUBASKO: The golden rule of improv is “yes, and?” and so was my golden rule for the summer of 2023. That summer felt like a true summer. I had finished my sophomore year of college, moved off campus with a part-time job, and a handful of my out-of-state college friends w
Amy Silverman: Sophie goes to college (opens the original)
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Not long after Amy Silverman’s daughter Sophie was born, Amy began telling stories for KJZZ about what it’s like to raise a child with Down syndrome. Now Sophie is 23. Later this month she’s moving to Denver to attend a small university with a program designed for students with intellectual disabilities — something Amy never would have imagined when Sophie was young. And something she — and Sophie — are still trying to wrap their heads around. When Sophie was 5, we sent her to kindergarten. I wa
SOAPBOX: Artist Kathy Cano-Murillo's memorable girls trip came with an unexpected guest (opens the original)
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For Phoenix-based artist Kathy Cano-Murillo, a memorable girls trip came with an unexpected guest. KATHY CANO-MURILLO: Sitting in a cozy SUV, I knew this Phoenix to Los Angeles road trip would be worthy of a double-page art journal spread. Our Latina art collective, the Phoenix Fridas, was invited to participate at ConchaCon — a festival dedicated to the beloved hot pink Mexican pastry. An entire day consisting of a fashion show, art vendors, food demos and more. Who cares if it was Mercury in R
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