10 storytellers, 5 minutes each. Totally unscripted.

Lupita Chavez, 49, is a Library Technical Assistant Supervisor for the Pima County Public Library, an emcee for Tap and Bottle's Spelling Bee, and a grandmother.

She never thought she’d also be a model.

Summer's boyfriend, Lance Cpl. Israel Corte is deployed to Okinawa, Japan. With the help of her cell phone, a stack of handwritten

letters and a special place in Tucson, Summer is learning to weather the distance.

Artist Rudy Flores is creating am army: a miniature, green plastic army.

Dímelo sent reporter Amanda Martinez to Tucson’s south side – her own neighborhood – to ask one question: what’s your favorite place and why?

Karen Schaffner, 58, is finally graduating with her bachelor’s degree, after stopping and starting her studies over the course of 41 years.

Do you know what a stravenue is? Celina Hosp does. As I arrive at Desert Willows, the trailer park where Celina Hosp, 30, currently lives, the sun is setting, and the palm trees stand out vividly against the sky. She’s taking me on a tour of her neighborhood, past and present.

Do you know what a stravenue is? Celina Hosp does. As I arrive at Desert Willows, the trailer park where Celina Hosp, 30, currently lives, the sun is setting, and the palm trees stand out vividly against the sky. She’s taking me on a tour of her neighborhood, past and present.

What happens when you put 150 freshly baked pies in a room together? Well, a lot of eating. But also, a whole lot of storytelling. Dímelo Producer Sophia Paliza-Carre grabs a slice or two at the 13th annual nonprofit party put on by the Food Conspiracy Co-op, and also gets an earful of stories of food and community.

Johanna Martinez has lived in Tucson for 25 years, but she bought her first home five years ago. It's an old adobe house in Barrio Hollywood, and its crumbling. Enter PennElys Droz and the Tucson Indigenous Adobe Initiative.