We did a panoply off interviews with Flagstaff residents about the 150th birthday of their town; You get to hear from Don August of Campus Coffee, Danien Coy musician and NAU IT, Frank Garcia third generation residents and Flagstaff Schools, and Nikki Lober, longtime Riordan Mansion historian.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Patricia Schnebly Ceballos has lived a life of tremendous, energy, giving, and sharing, from her time to stories of her grandparents. She has traveled the world and all corners of the state to share memories and the valuable things she learned from Grandma Sedona Schnebly, and I marvel that she gets more done before lunch than I think some whole communities do, This much chosen because it's built on what was her grandparents' land, and she has spoken there to many groups.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Neil Large is a true Arizona outdoorsman with his perfect job in outdoor recreation. His goal is to connect people to places and introduce them to aspects of the state they may not have thought of, like bass fishing, calling elk, and experiencing bear, but carefully.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

As news director at KTVK-TV3, Phil Alvidrez made magic happen, taking the lowest-rated station to the highest. He credits hiring great people, which he did, but he did a lot more, and tells stories colorfully and well. He used the phrase "four-year overnight success" and said he chose television over radio because "TV is radio plus pictures." He created Arizona's Family and members still adore him no matter how long ago they worked with him.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Jared Dillingham travels both Arizona and the world to then share his experiences in absorbing reports with photos on Jared's Detours. A local broadcaster with channels 3 and 5 for twenty years, he is also an appreciator of wine, of Page, Antelope Canyon, Bisbee, and more places prominent and little-known.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Ray Lindstrom wanted to be a radio deejay so much he worked for free first, and he went from prop boy to record label head in high school, He also created the infomercial, In today's podcast you'll hear two songs his Zoom Records produced of Pete Ronstadt and the Night Beats; one called Night Beats and then Lonesome Road Rock.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Dawn Wallace has contributed to the state in various roles including government and philanthropy and chose to be an Arizonan. She describes a different upbringing than many of us had, brought to this country by immigrant parents and the challenges and gifts of that experience.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Andrea Christelle is the most innate Sedona person I've ever met; a philosopher by degree, she and her partner Matt Goodwin took philosophy out of the classroom into the natural world to share with people in and around Sedona's wonders. She believes that philosophy, like yoga, is not memorized facts, but a daily practice.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Travel writing Rogert Naylor's sentence burst with color; in a short conversation were, "I wasn't a drifter, but a travel writer in training," "Arizona is so diverse there are a dozen states in our borders," and "If the Chiricahuas were in any other state, they would be on the license plate." Hiking and burgers make a perfect day, and he gravitates to many places in Arizona, although Dead Horse Park with the Verde River is his backyard.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.

Brooke laughs describing that as a newborn she seemed to bond with the family dog first; wildlife and animals inhabit her world almost as revered relatives would; her published books and research center around them.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger has been telling stories of Arizona people and events starting as a cub reporter in Green Valley more than forty years ago. She moved through radio, television, magazines, opinion pieces, magazines and books, until now she hosts the podcast Celebrating Arizona. Each of her guest interviewees has their own Arizona, and more.