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New book explores Tucson's red light districts, which lasted until 1918 (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: Red light districts in Tucson stayed in operation for years after they’d been outlawed in other Arizona cities and towns. But as our next guest explains, the women who worked there were still largely marginalized. David Grassé is an Arizona historian and author of the book “Red Light Districts of Tucson: A History, 1870-1918,” which came out earlier this year. He spoke with my co-host Mark Brodie, and they started with what we know about what these areas looked like, or as we migh
California has declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the super El Niño (opens the original)
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MARK BRODIE: California Gov. Gavin Newsom has declared a state of emergency in advance of what is expected to be a Super El Niño — bringing heavy rains and flooding. Arizona is also anticipating wetter-than-typical conditions over the next several months. That extra water presents both challenges and opportunities to an area in the midst of ongoing drought. Ian James with the Los Angeles Times joins me to talk more about this. Ian, good morning. MARK BRODIE: Thanks for being here. So do we have
Indigenous influencer Chelsey Luger explores how our homes affect our spiritual wellness (opens the original)
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LAUREN GILGER: Chelsey Luger and her husband, Thosh Collins, have spent their careers teaching wellness in tribal nations all over North America. It’s part of their organization, Well for Culture. Their first book is called “The Seven Circles,” and it outlines their model for balance and wellness. They want to reclaim and revitalize Indigenous health and wellness. Now Luger is out with a new book: “Native Home: The Ancestral Art of Creating Healing Spaces.” It takes that idea of wellness one ste
This longtime election lawyer is showing skeptics how the system really works (opens the original)
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MARK BRODIE: Early voting begins in Arizona in a little more than a week [Oct. 7]. But the claims of election fraud and rigging that’ve been prevalent here and around the country since 2020 have not gone away. My next guest is trying to change that. Ben Ginsberg is an election attorney — you may remember his name from his time working for George W. Bush and Mitt Romney’s presidential campaigns. He was national counsel for the Bush/Cheney campaign during the 2000 election and played a big role in
This water advocate wants to fill Lake Mead first before Lake Powell (opens the original)
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As the Upper and Lower Basin states of the Colorado River fight amongst themselves —and with the federal government — over new rules for the over-allocated river, an idea that's been around for a while may be gaining some steam. It's called Fill Mead First, which essentially aims to says that if there isn't enough water in the Colorado River's two main reservoirs — Powell and Mead — why not think about consolidating the water that is there in Lake Mead? This effort would save that reservoir, sup
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