Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott ArizonaJoin Sharlot Hall Museum Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook every week for a fun-filled, informative show about the museum, what is happening around town in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona history, literature, film, art, travel and adventures across the Southwest. more

A podcast tracing the history, events, people and places that made the Grand Canyon State.

Beyond the sun-scorched deserts and bustling cities lies another Arizona—a land of whispers, legends, and lingering spirits. The Arizona Files is your official guide to the state's hidden history and unexplained phenomena.Cooper and his team investigate Arizona archives to explore tales and mysteries that time forgot. Tune in, and discover the side of Arizona you never knew existed. more

Hosts Brad Courtney (Whiskey Row historian and author) and Ron Williams (Constable of Prescott, Arizona), share the rich history, new facts, and some tall tales of Prescott, Arizona's famed Whiskey Row and surrounding region. This is a Huckleberry Production, of course... more

Hundreds of thousands of veterans call Arizona home - but many do so with little attention or fanfare. Veterans AZ shares their stories and focuses on the many organizations and programs that serve veterans in the Valley of the Sun.Find videos and more information at http://VeteransAZ.org more

Discover a vivid glimpse into Arizonas past, exploring the landscapes and stories from nearly a century ago. Join us on this journey through time as we unravel the rich tapestry of culture and history that shaped the Grand Canyon State. (Summary by BellonaTimes) more

A new true crime story about innocence, guilt, and the thin line that divides them when you're accused of a crime… The Patsy. Narrated by The West Wing's Joshua Malina. We don't think about journalists being killed in America. But it happens here too. On June 2, 1976, Don Bolles, a reporter for the Arizona Republic, was killed by a car bomb in the parking lot of a hotel in Phoenix the first assassination of an investigative journalist in modern America. Bolles had been writing about corruption in the state, especially the connection between the dog racing industry and the mafia. Max Dunlap, a local heavy dirt contractor and family man with seven children, was accused and ultimately convicted of involvement in the crime. The new true crime podcast The Patsy investigates his story, through the eyes of his daughter Karen, and Pulitzer-Prize nominated reporter Don Devereaux, who long suspected Max's innocence, and spent decades finding evidence to support it. A story that goes from street-level hoodlums, to the mafia, to the district attorney's office, all the way up to the governor's mansion. more

Building a State in Apache Land by Charles Debrille Poston is a compilation of articles published in 1894 in the Overland Monthly magazine. Charles D. Poston gives a colorful account of the history of what would become the Arizona Territory as well and his role in such. His adventures and accomplishments in the lands ceded from Mexico to the USA in the mid 19th Century are recounted and constitute a interesting take of how the groundwork was laid for Arizona to become a unique American entity of many peoples. (Summary by Tony Posante) more

An Arizona History variety show show with guests, trivia, Arizona music history, and of course a special cocktail more

July 5th, 1973 - A railcar sits on a spur of the Santa Fe Railroad. For about a month, it has served as a 'holding tank' for 33,000 gallons of propane gas belonging to the nearby DOXOL Gas Plant.​The time has come for DOXOL employees to retrieve the gas from the tanker to be stored at the plant. But, during the process of offloading the gas, something goes TERRIBLY wrong... The disaster KILLS 12, 11 who were firemen and MAIMS approximately 100 innocent citizens of the small town of Kingman, Arizona. This is the UNTOLD, TRUE STORY of the Kingman Arizona BLEVE of '73, with witness and expert accounts describing every flinching detail from the day of, to the weeks and months after the tragedy that forever changed Kingman, and the world. more