JR and Vanessa visit a community that some think of as "The City of Tomorrow," Arcosanti.
Arcosanti is a living laboratory, envisioned by architect, Paolo Soleri. Construction began in 1970 and continues today.
50,000 years ago, a big rock made a...
Valle Del Sol, photographer Caleb Alvarado, artist Tim Lowry, AMARG, Blush Boutique and the history of cotton in Arizona all on this episode of Su Vida.
Valle Del Sol is an organization inspiring positive change since 1970.
We investigate a one of...
Join us as we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month on this episode!
Learn about the history of the tortilla on this segment of Su Vida.
Come with us as we visit El Sagrado Art Gallery, focusing on Latin art.
The Raza Development Fund...
JR and Vanessa celebrate National Guacamole Day with a visit to the "Rock the Guac" event, where Arizona chefs create their unique tasty takes on a favorite Mexican dish.
Tattoos are more popular than ever, in fact there are even...
JR and Vanessa welcome fall and celebrate the harvest season with a trip to Tolmachoff Farms.
Su Vida visits one of the top roadside attractions with a trip to the Ostrich Farm.
There's a lot more to Sky Diving than just...
By Jordie Mallace
AARP Arizona is bringing together the Hispanic community in an innovative new way. AARP Arizona Hispanic Connection, launched in May 2017, is a radio-social media platform to educate the community about relevant issues, connect all Hispanics and...
On this episode of Su Vida, JR and Vanessa visit the Arizona Science Center Pompeii exhibit and travel back in time to 79AD to experience life before, and after the devastating volcanic eruption.
Su Vida visits the CycleBar – a fun way to ride and stay in shape. For more information, visit http://scottsdale101.cyclebar.com/.
The story behind Los Dos Molinos, their humble beginning, and the success of an iconic Mexican restaurant family.
Su Vida visits with Troy Strumpfer, the architect of Modern Building & Design who returns to his childhood neighborhood to return midcentury homes to their former glory…and then some.
