This week on Focus on Your Health, my guest is Patricia Jacques of the Arizona Youth Partnership. We talk about RX360, a program to educate the community about the dangers of abusing prescription drugs.
Recorded at Joshua Tree Pediatrics, Kingman, Arizona.
Jason Thalken’s Fight Like a Physicist is the #1 new release among Amazon’s martial arts titles. And to think I knew him way back when.
On Friday we covered the final Kingman High School football game of the season. It was October 30, the seventy-seventh anniversary of the radio broadcast of War of the Worlds. In celebration of Audio Drama Day, we played a couple of clips from that broadcast.
We also invited members of the KHS drama club to perform in our booth. They delivered excerpts of Trifles, by Susan Glaspell, and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged. They will be performing both plays at the school this coming Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 5, 6, and 7, at 7 p.m.
Here is a look at our halftime radio theater. The audio didn’t quite fit with the video, but I cut this together as well as I could.
Big thanks to director Clare Schroeder and her actors, Denise Wiley, Hannah Heiden, Adam Gatliff, and Daniel Pozenel. Thanks also to play-by-play man Tom Erickson.
Here is this season’s final edition of Coaches’ Corner.
Recorded Saturday, October 31, at Canyon 66 Restaurant & Lounge, in the Ramada, Kingman, Arizona.
This is a short piece I put together for last weekend’s broadcast of the Kingman Academy–Kingman High School game. It features Tigers quarterback Kekoa Makaiwi-Stroup and head coach D. B. Stroup. Commentary by Tom Erickson.
The music is “Mother’s Radio,” from Graveyard Mountain Home, by Chroma Key. The composers are Kevin Moore and Theron Patterson.
My thanks to Kekoa and D.B. for sharing this story. Thanks to play-by-play man Tom Erickson for his commentary and his kind words.
