Images Arizona Podcast

Tempe resident Cheryl Schaar discusses her career in theater and the “wonderful” appeal of Don Bluth Front Row Theater’s intimate setting.

The Musical Instrument Museum's curator for USA/Canada, Rich Walter, provides a preview of the breathtaking objects exhibited in the museum’s Rediscover Treasures gallery.

Former Phoenix Mutual UFO Network state director Jim Mann discusses all things extraterrestrial.

Co-facilitated by Dana Rakinic and Jan Kruse, Literate Foodies meets the first Monday of each month at Desert Foothills Library to discuss topics at the intersection of food and literature. On Nov. 7, Literate Foodies will discuss Sean Sherman’s “The Sioux Chef's Indigenous Kitchen,” which introduces readers to recipes from a number of different tribal cultures across the United States. Among the...

This season, Salt River Brass welcomes its new musical director, Julie Desbordes — a multidimensional conductor who creates experiences that move performers and listeners alike, often spotlighting music by contemporary and under-represented composers.

Exhibited and sold locally at Sue Bickerdyke Interiors in Carefree, wildlife bronze sculptor Bryce Pettit’s work has amassed a passionate following, with collectors eager to be among the first to discover the artist’s latest creations.

This year, to celebrate and commemorate Canal Convergence’s decennial, Scottsdale-based artist and designer Jeff Zischke will unveil a new work that he calls “SunDrops” — which is just one of 12 large-scale public artworks created by artists from around the world for the free, 10-night event scheduled for Nov. 4–13 at the Scottsdale Waterfront.

Last year, Jim Sherbert launched a monthly lecture series at Holland Community Center featuring a broad spectrum of Americana topics — from sports, banking and politics to Native American culture, the supreme court and wars. On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Sherbert will share his insights about the history of the American West.

Playing exclusively in theaters beginning Friday, Sept. 16, “See How They Run” is sparingly sprinkled with only a few light laughs and trudges along a story that has more forks in the road than it knows what to do with.

Playing in theaters and streaming on digital and on demand beginning Friday, Sept. 16, “Confess, Fletch” may appeal to fans of Gregory Mcdonald’s 11-book series but ultimately fails to live up to the two late 80s films starring comedian Chevy Chase that preceded it.

Playing exclusively in theaters courtesy of Fathom Events Sept. 13 through 18, “Clerks III” is as much an emotionally satisfying and comical conclusion to the “Clerks” trilogy as it is a soul-stirring lens into friendship, aging and existentialism.

Streaming exclusively on Disney+ beginning Thursday, Sept. 8, "Pinocchio" is a magical piece of moviemaking that is guaranteed to tug at your heartstrings and leave your cheeks warped with tears as you reconnect with your inner child and are reinvigorated with a belief that dreams really can come true when you wish upon a star.

On behalf of nonprofit volunteer management organization HandsOn Greater Phoenix, Theresa Martinez discusses the many ways that individuals can give back to their community.

Listen to this binaural audio track as you delve into Images Arizona 's October photo essay to heighten your hair-raising exploration of Eerie, Arizona. Cover photo by Robert Elenbaas.

Playing exclusively in theaters beginning Friday, Sept. 2, "Gigi & Nate's" primate star is undoubtedly adorable but the film ultimately feels like an unaffecting Cliff’s Notes version of the true story on which it is based.

Phoenix resident Mitch Gerads discusses his career as a comic book illustrator, through which he aspires to bring humanity and realism to the superhuman and unreal.

Images Podcast previews "The Invitation," "Breaking," "Samaritan," "Me Time" and "Lost Ollie."

Playing exclusively in theaters beginning Friday, Aug. 26, "Breaking" is an insightful indictment of our country’s veterans affairs system with respect to not only mental health issues but also the lack of support in general thereby giving viewers a lot to both think about and feel.

Arizona Sonora Desert Museum curator Will Bruner discusses the various species of rabbits and hares that are native to Arizona.

Images Podcast previews "Beast," "Orphan: First Kill," "Look Both Ways" and "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law."

Streaming exclusively on Disney+ beginning Thursday, Aug. 18, “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law” should be essential viewing for any Marvel fan and, thanks to its clever nods to legal dramedies like “Ally McBeal,” is even worth a look for those who may not be into the whole superhero genre.

Dr. Robert McCord discusses the Arizona Museum of Natural History, for which he serves as curator of paleontology.

Images Podcast previews "Fall," "Mack & Rita," "Day Shift," "13: The Musical," "Secret Headquarters," "I Love My Dad" and "Five Days at Memorial."

Playing exclusively in theaters beginning Friday, Aug. 12, “Mack and Rita” sweetly and comedically encourages audiences to embrace their true selves rather than succumbing to the pressures to be whatever the world wants them to be while fully utilizing star Diane Keaton’s unique talent for being inherently authentic.

Join Joseph J. Airdo on a binaural audio adventure that includes a paddleboard expedition on Lake Powell and a sunset hike to nearby Horseshoe Bend.