Journal of the Southwest Radio

Science Podcasts

The Journal of the Southwest Radio Hour brings the voices of researchers, educators, activists and community members working to better understand the region’s past and envision possible new futures.

Episodes

Colin Deeds - The Border: Binational Problems, Binational Solutions

Liliana López Ruelas: Building Community in Tucson´s News Desert

Erica Franco: La Estrella Bakery and the Art of Baking Belonging

Don Unger - Critical Reclamation: Uranium, Storytelling, and Healing on the Navajo Nation

Roberto Wolf: Protecting the Jaguar in Northern Mexico

Nicolás Pineda Pablos: Hermosillo Has a Drinking Water Problem

Alex La Pierre: Borderlandia, Citizen-Level Diplomacy

Enrique Olivares-Pelayo: Carceral Geographies

Invasive Species of the Sonoran Desert (II)

Invasive Species of the Sonoran Desert (I)

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Falcon Dam/Presa Falcón (En Español))

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Falcon Dam/Presa Falcón (In English)

Aravaipa Canyon: A Rattlesnake Tale

Beverely Elliott: African American Museum of Southern Arizona

Mapping Racist Housing Restrictions in Tucson

Michelle Berry: Practicing History from Diverse Perspectives

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Delta (In English)

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Delta (En Español)

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Ambos Nogales (En Español)

Flood Justice in the US-Mexico Borderlands: Ambos Nogales (In English)