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The Pima Post Playlist: Week 5
Check out this week’s lineup! Listen to and follow our playlist here for new music added each week. Song 21: “El Paso” by Marty Robbins. “I love […]
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A Mariachi’s favorite weekend: Tucson International Mariachi Conference
By Natalia Serrano Mariachi Las Aguilitas de Davis, April 2025. Photo by Kevin Van Rensselaer. Tucson’s weekend full of beautiful mariachi music has celebrated its […]
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In the desert, poetry thrives: Tucson festival celebrates 43 years of resilience
By Natalia Serrano Left to right: Catherine Strisik, Cyrus Cassells, Bryanna Botham, Logan Phillips and Amber McCrary at the Tucson Poetry Festival at PCC Downtown […]
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The Pima Post Playlist: Week 4
Check out this week’s lineup! Listen to and follow our playlist here for new music added each week. Song 18: “Animals” by Coast Modern. “This […]
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Tucson Pride’s slow death and the void it left
By Quinn Smalley A fairground full of excited Tucson Pride festival goers in 2023. Photo taken from Gay Tucson’s website. Since 1977, Tucson has hosted […]
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ChatGPT Warns: “You should not treat me like an inherently reliable authority”
By Diedra Eby By now, everyone using ChatGPT and other Large Language Model (LLM) artificial intelligences (AI) should be well aware that they can hallucinate. […]
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Rodeo 101: This ain’t my first rodeo, but if it’s yours, here are some things to know
By Natalia Serrano A “bucking bronco” at the Tucson Rodeo. Photo by Justin Doherty. La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros, otherwise known as the Tucson Rodeo, […]
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Native myths: Windagos, continued
Trigo Jose Marroquin The popularized version of the Wendigo vs an illustration of the original Wendigo. Courtesy of David J. Jo. With the topic of […]
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Learning Native History, Part Two: Skinwalker myths
By Trigo Jose Marroquin Skinwalker art by DoubleOurEfforts on Reddit. A lot of native myths have been changed from their original stories due to the […]
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Learning Native History Part Three: The Myth of Windagos
By Trigo Jose Marroquin Photo from Scott Cooper’s “Antlers” Though skinwalkers are a popular myth in native culture, especially in Arizona, there is another creature […]