Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott AZ
Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott AZ
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Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott Arizona
Join Sharlot Hall Museum Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook every week for a fun-filled, informative show about the museum, what is happening around town in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona history, literature, film, art, travel and adventures across the Southwest.
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The podcast covers a variety of topics, including Arizona history, local culture, art, literature, and travel adventures. Specific episode themes include interviews with local leaders like Sheri Heiney discussing Prescott's appeal, Steve Blair sharing his love for the community and historical events like the World's Oldest Rodeo, and historian Paul Fees emphasizing the significance of preserving history for future generations.
Arizona Roundup with Stuart Rosebrook at Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott Arizona
Join Sharlot Hall Museum Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook every week for a fun-filled, informative show about the museum, what is happening around town in Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona history, literature, film, art, travel and adventures across the Southwest.
In this special Independence Week edition of Arizona Roundup, we journey through Helen’s roots from Bisbee and Douglas to California and finally Prescott, where she created one of the most respected and community-rooted film festivals in the Southwest. Stephenson, who also runs the Film and Media Arts Program at Yavapai College, shares stories of shaking up film education, attracting filmmakers from around the world, and creating unforgettable cinematic events for all ages.
Why This Episode Shines
Whether you’re a longtime Prescott local or a visiting film buff, this episode of Arizona Roundup is your guide to a magical week in Mile High Country. Stuart and Helen cover everything from the festival’s origin story to the impact of film in rural and historic communities.
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