Mar 4
random memory
I once did a workshop for radio reporters at this station called
KJZZ
and everyone pronounced it
KJAZZ
yeah right
no one saw that and thought
KJAZZ
we all knew the truth
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random memory
I once did a workshop for radio reporters at this station called
KJZZ
and everyone pronounced it
KJAZZ
yeah right
no one saw that and thought
KJAZZ
we all knew the truth
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Bill Konigsberg was a sports writer for AP and ESPN, and he is gay. The last fact shouldn’t be relevant to the first, but Konigsberg found
A traditional drink is giving a boost to the economy of one of the poorest states in Mexico. It's called mezcal, a pungent booze made from the agave plant — the same plant used to make Mexico's biggest spirit export, tequila. Investors north of the border are taking notice of Mezcal's newfound popularity and are flocking to the southern state of Oaxaca, its main production hub.
The heart of mezcal country is in Oaxaca's central valley. Small, traditional producers distill the spirit alongside their crops and farm animals. Mezcal is prepared in distilleries called palenques, barn-like structures where the agave plant's thick, tall leaves are shaved with machetes and crushed. The sweet extract juices are then distilled into the smoky, clear alcohol.
Demand for mezcal is growing. Last year it was Mexico's third-largest alcoholic export, behind beer and tequila, generating more than $26 million, according to the Mexican government.
America's Growing Taste For Mezcal Is Good For Mexico's Small Producers
Photo: Kevin Leahy/NPR Caption: Bartender Robin Miller mixes a round of mezcal margaritas at Espita Mezcaleria in Washington, D.C.
SHOW TIME
The great Lauren Gilger, Mark Brodie and the whole gang at The Show...
...on KJZZ made me feel welcome this morning as I babbled on, barely coherently, about this year's batch of summer movies. Great fun!
Here's what each of the 13 statewide measures on the Arizona ballot this November would do.
Important dates
Oct. 9 — Early voting begins Oct. 25 — Deadline to request ballot-by-mail Oct. 29 — Deadline to mail back your ballot Nov. 5 — General election → Official election calendar
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SUMMERTIME VIEWS
There may not be a cure for the summertime blues, but going to summer movies has long been a source of temporary relief. Your Humble Narrator had fun chatting with Mark Brodie of KJZZ's The Show...
...about some of the big midyear releases; listen to it here.
FORECASTING DIRECTOR
With prestige movie season approaching, Your Humble Narrator had the chance to chat about Oscar-bait movies with Lauren Gilger for this morning's edition of The Show on KJZZ...
You can listen to the interview here.
I’M RADIO ACTIVE
A couple of weeks ago Your Humble Narrator enjoyed chatting with Mark Brodie of The Show on KJZZ...
...about summer blockbuster season, and the future of the blockbuster at the multiplexes. It aired yesterday; give a listen.