The wonders of what can grow in winter! Citrus begins to ripen. Plants for color and edibles with health benefits like pansies as a natural antihistamine. Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com discusses other winter wonders including keeping a Christmas tree alive longer with chelated iron and corn syrup, planting during moon phases and more!

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Our Weekly To Do on backsplashes. Home security tip about your garage door that you likely never thought about. Bridges Connor of Get Organized With Bridges talks about cleaning out Christmas past for Christmas presents. And answering homeowner questions on fixing squeaky hinges, possible duct leaks, extended warranties on air conditioners and attaching address numbers to stucco.

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Rosie is joined by Dr. David Dean, Assistant Professor Of History at Grand Canyon University.  Discussing the day 'that will live in infamy'. Pearl Harbor has a distinct connection to Arizona. Recalling the events that led up to the surprise attack. The history of the USS Arizona prior to the bombing. Maleena Deer talks about the USS Arizona Memorial Gardens At Salt River in Scottsdale that features a relic of the USS Arizona's boathouse. Outside of documentaries, the movie that best emphasizes the event with actors who actually served in World War II.

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Arizona Senator and grain farmer Tim Dunn joins Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree to discuss the essential element for the 30 billion dollar Arizona agriculture industry: Water. Even with farmers producing 'more crops per drop', challenges lie ahead with negotiations and agreements with water usage.  Julie and Senator Dunn discuss those challenges to provide a continued economy for Arizona which produces food for the country.

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Holiday tips include organizing your kitchen, fridge and other things around the home before guests arrive with Bridges Connor of Get Organized With Bridges. Electrical check before you hang those outdoor Christmas lights. What is Brown Friday? And homeowner questions on heating a pool and replacing an aged roof.

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Arizona travel writer and author Roger Naylor is back with a new book about Arizona National Parks & Monuments. Besides the big 3 National Parks, Arizona is home to the most National Monuments of any state and various historic sites, trails and heritage areas dating back thousands of years. There's plenty to see in Great State 48  and the views are spectacular too!

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CYC Landscaping's Mark Wentland and Linnzy Foster of Think Green Design discuss what to consider for outdoor landscapes, kitchens and comfort features. From plants and trees to appliances.  Cooling misting systems and shade structures to heating and firepits. Whatever you like to have done depends on what you desire for family gatherings and fun. Don't forget your pets too!

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Miss Becky of Arizona Chimney & Air Ducts assists in the Weekly To Do on chimney care and maintenance. Rosie's daughter Julia talks about her neighborhood gathering she calls 'Friendsgiving' that you might try in your neighborhood. Homeowner questions on a home electrical panel, landscape design, digging a well and a somewhat odd question about a tankless water heater issue.

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Living in your home for a really long period of time you might not notice areas that need upgrading since the home was built. We talk about 5 fixes to bring the home up to date and make it more livable or if you plan to sell it.  Plus a homeowner asks about adding a second story over a garage as rental property. 

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The Urban Farm's 'Farmer Greg' Peterson's guest is Jordan Stejskal. She has an extensive background in the relationships between plants and people. Discussions include edible and medicinal plants, kaos gardening, permaculture design, foraging and bio-regional herbalism. Topics that can take your backyard gardening to another level.

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