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It has been 5 years since the devastating Rodeo-Chediski fire in Arizona. Jim Paxon was with the U.S. Forest Service and became the face and the voice of the tragedy. With a great deal of urging from others, Jim s written the definitive book on the fire called "The Monster Reared His Ugly Head".

Doug Nintzel, the public information officer from ADOT is in with his tips for having a safe vehicle trip on Memorial Day weekend. Ward Connerly, Greg Patterson, The Espresso Pundit reminds us, is the man that got affirmative action overturned in other states. Connerly has now set his sights on Arizona.

Jody Owen from "The Space You're In" says that since spring only has a month left it is time for a "Spring Purging".

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest studies and Scottsdale Community College, has "Trimble's Tales". This week: "Fairbanks Train Robbery".

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest studies and Scottsdale Community College, has the conclusion of this week's "Trimble's Tales".

Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish says beat the crowds and head for the hills with your camera.

I didn't even know what a raised bed was until I spoke with Dave Owens, the Garden Guy. He says they make the most sense for a garden or flower bed in Arizona.

We know dust is a major pollution problem here in Arizona. In this week's "Made in Arizona" segment, Patrick Ford, the General Manager from Environmental Stabilization Solutions, has a safe and effective solution to a big part of the problem. An Arizona Almanac exclusive story that you will be hearing more about.

Tony LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone tells us about how Venus and the crescent moon are going to put on a show.

Our audio tour of Arizona this week is "The Flip of a Card at Show Low".

Catherine "The Herb Lady's" says this week's Arizona Almanac Greatest Recipe  is sure to cool you off. It is Tropical Fruit Salsa.

This week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Roger Gonzales. He an armed know drug user wanted for his original charge of murder.

A media overkill incident has prompted us to ask Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish to visit with us this week about wild animals in our cities and suburbs. Listen to what the experts say and you'll be safer in your neighborhood.

Doug Nintzel, the public information officer from ADOT has been busy as always this week. He doesn't do the road work but he sure tells us about it. This week Sky Harbor Boulevard and the Carefree Highway.

Jody Owen from "The Space You're In" has a great idea this week. How to have "white space" in your schedule.

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest studies and Scottsdale Community College, has "Trimbles Tales". This week: "The Prescott Fire ".

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest studies and Scottsdale Community College, has the conclusion of this week's "Trimbles Tales".

Political controversy is what Greg Patterson, The Espresso Pundit loves the most. This week he has a good one to talk about. The Appraisal Board and Zillo.com are squaring off.

Dave Owens, the Garden Guy makes no secret about being an organic gardener. He has tips this week on organic lawn care.

Mark Bierner loves to share what is coming up at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum.   Sure, he is the director of the place but listen to the fun we have with the weird plant that is blooming right now and the up and coming tree climbing, dragon fly walk and watercolor paintings.

Catherine "The Herb Lady's" says you can get in some last minute planting before the heat finishes things off for the summer..

Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish is back to tell us about the hunts you can sign up for on the Game and Fish web site and about some of the other content you may want to check out.

"The Herb Lady" returns with this week's Arizona Almanac Greatest Recipe. It's time to cool off with watermelon water.

This week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Robert Procter. He is still on the loose and wanted for intent to distribute cocaine.

Russ Jones is a former member of the Arizona State Legislature and so is our Greg Patterson, The Espresso Pundit. This week Greg is mystified at why the Government is going after Jones for alleged violations on his nominating petitions. It's a story about Government out of control you'll want to hear.

School is almost out and Jody Owen from "The Space You're In" has helpful information to make the transition to the summer go more smoothly.

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian and director of Southwest studies and Scottsdale Community College, has "Trimbles Tales". This week: "Lost Adams Mine".

Marshall Trimble, Arizona's Official State Historian, has the conclusion of "Lost Adams Mine".

Rory Aikens, Arizona Game and Fish warns that as the dry weather continues we may have bears to contend with even in the suburbs of some of our cities. Be "Bear Aware".

Dave Owens, the Garden Guy says the key to successful lawns and gardens is deep watering and he tells us how to do it.

Dave Owens, the Garden Guy is doing double duty this week. He and Ed talk about the drought and how to save a bunch of money while saving water

Tony LaConte, Stargazing for Everyone tells us where to find snowballs in May. In the Arizona sky of course. And don't forget our free stargazing at Weather & Coffee on Saturday May 12 at 7:30 pm.

Cinco de Mayo planting is Catherine "The Herb Lady's" topic this week.

Susan Bitter Smith and Ed tell about some of our show regulars that are about to make the big time on the History Channel.

"The Herb Lady" returns with this week's Arizona Almanac Greatest Recipe. Naturally, the theme is Cinco de Mayo. Her entree this week is "Cinco de Mayo Refresco".

Listen to this week's Arizona's Most Wanted is Alexander Lee Thomas.