WOW! He is so charming and beautiful ! Who is he ??

Hub Cap and The Wheels at West Plaza, 35th Ave and Bethany. I also remember The Cascades playing there. Good times! West Plaza was the epicenter of my childhood.

😊 pretty modest woman she had it all right and I feel sorry for people who don't know who she is cuz she's a candle burning brighter for sure and much more than Brand New key

The emotion in his eyes😭🥰

Dr. Olweus, your work on the Bullying Prevention Program is truly inspiring! Delving into the root causes of bullying and implementing practical solutions is the ultimate way to create safer school environments. Thank you for your dedication to this vital issue!

Congrats 🎉

And now we have fentanyl...😊

Sadly propaganda in full blossoming in the 40s 50s, and 60s...Ira Hayes couldn't stand it and drink himself to death...

Looks yummy

Came to Phoenix from Page 1961

I was born when the county hospital was on 35th Ave and Durango in 1964. It moved to it's current location in 1968

My mother and grandmother grew up in the downtown area of Phoenix. Camelback rd was as far north as it went. They had trolly cars in the downtown area. My grandmother did not drive so that is how they got around from store to store. The Orpheum was the only movie theater. I also grew up in Arizona in the old part of Glendale and it was all farmland and desert. It was wonderful, we rode our horses everywhere. I rode around the area where the Cardinal stadium is located now. It was a better time. Now they paved the desert and farmland is gone, more people, more asphalt and the temps are a lot hotter now.

Used to watch Guy. the prophet of doom, years ago. Now the comment section is muted, he really had me going!

I have a picture (somewhere) of my mother when she lived at the Cooley ranch. I beleve it was taken about 1935. My Grandfather worked there at the time.

Indian are good for super power on earth. god bless her.

chocolate chip oatmeal cookie = something light :P

God bless Aunt Rose. Rest in peace.

Ohhh Maryvale, my home! How it’s changed 😢

Great place

What the heck did I just watch? Talk about black fragility.

9 9 2024 THE SUPPERSTITION MTNS CLAMIMED ONE LIFE STAY OUT NO GOLD ITS A CALDERA

16:02 truer words have never been said about Arizona.

Sad that you cant get good gluten free food without taking basic human rights away from women.

This is basically just Kari vs Karrin but they had to bring their weirdest family members along with them.

He’s Jordanian pure authentic Jordanian from a very famous Jordanian tribe الحجايا

Machaca burrito all the way

8:58 She is right. Republicans in other states have rejected ballots because voters wrote their birthday in the date box and vice versa. Voting should not be like running an obstacle course.

Arizona Republicans have a L O N G history of quashing Native American votes.

They have let success go to their head. They act like they are doing you a favor now days. There is nothing really spicy left on the menu including the side salsa. Love the idea. Basically the way we make food at my house. Being a military brat born in Japan and family roots in the southwest, we have created a natural fusion of the two worlds = Asia+southwest. But unfortunately it isn't that great in taste anymore in my opinion. Great idea, just not spicy nor flavorful in the true spirit of the two culinary worlds.

The older logos and some narration from the late Geoff Hogwood is a nice touch. Thank you Sue and Searle!

what year was this filmed?

Motorola created the superfund site tho with the dumping of chemicals and waste...

wow, when did this air for Barry Goldwater and others to be interviewed???? I am born and raised phoenix native (1984), and love this city.

Always heartening when people with resources give generously to their communities, or state, in this case. Thoughtful, targeted, impactful!

This should had been titled Phoenix memories from the 70s, not much else was talked about.

Love this place. I've had two birthdays there. Always a great experience.

Most of the video is overexposed. Why?

Air conditioning? lol when I lived in maryville in the 70s, everyone I knew had swamp coolers. Good for about 10 degrees off what it was outside

Thank you, Sue & Searle. I love PBS as well.

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Love it - can’t wait to try in November Thank you for showcasing more international cuisines

I’m performing one of her pieces for Speech and debate just had to check her out 😎👍

P.S. I forgot to note: That broadcast tower most certainly needs replacement----it flickers when hummingbirds pass by :)

Thank you Sue and Searle....I have watched PBS and contributed to their efforts since the 1980's. I have been amazed by the consistently excellent programs and unbiased reporting and now I have you two to add to my list of amazing people. May you be rewarding for your generosity by knowing all the good it will generate.

Thank you Sue and Searle❕🥰

heart soared when I saw this news. Local journalism is under tremendous stress and this gift will help keep this precious resource available to our children! 10 million thanks!

Thank you, Sue and Searle! 💕💎

Thank you, Searle and Sue Hart-Wadley! We have been a sustaining members of PBS stations in Los Angeles and Seattle, and now Arizona PBS for the eleven years we've lived here. I hope that this generous donation will indirectly enable Arizona PBS to have fewer pledge drives per year and to reduce the number of commercials between the shows.

Fantastic news! Thanks you Sue and Searle,!

My family lived in Maryvale when I was 8 to 10 years old. My brother was born while we lived there. My dad put a $1000 swamp cooler on the roof. He was $50,000 in debt on $50 a week. We picnicked at Encanto Park. There was a tiny paddlewheel on the canal you coukd sail on. I used to walk to Sky Harbor and climb North and South Mountains regularly to watch the sun come up on Phoenix and then watch the smog rise. My sister and I went to Cartwright, Longview and Osborne schools.