web02.fireside.fm Mon, 04 May 2026 11:10:04 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Not So Native - Episodes Tagged with “Arizona Capital Museum” https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/tags/arizona%20capital%20museum Sat, 21 Sep 2019 20:00:00 -0700 Experience oriented podcast telling stories about interesting people and places throughout Arizona. en-us episodic A Not So & A Native Who Share Experiences From Around Arizona Not So Native Podcast Experience oriented podcast telling stories about interesting people and places throughout Arizona. no Arizona, Native, Travel, Tourism, History, Food, NASCAR, Beer, Brewery, Food, Grand Canyon State, Not, So, Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, Avondale, Surprise, Litchfield Park, Resorts, Leisure, History Not So Native Podcast notsonativepodcast@gmail.com Season 3 Recap https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/recap3 24c7cd48-77c5-44ff-aa75-2933578fd767 Sat, 21 Sep 2019 20:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 3 Not So Native Podcast We sit down for food, drink and conversation at Red's Bar and Grill located at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park to share highlights from each of the episodes from this past season. 41:56 no <p>We sit down for food, drink and conversation at Red's Bar and Grill located at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. Reds has become the regular stop for each of our season’s final episodes. Next time you stop at Reds, make sure you ask for our new friend Rhianna who took great care of us! Season 3 brought with it some great guests and stories from all corners of the Valley. One meal is not nearly enough time to share all that we loved about this past season. We simply scrape the surface and highlight each episode from this past season. Thanks to all the guests that spent time with us this season and of course thanks to our great season sponsors MLR Pro Tax Service and Credit Union West for making this possible. Both are great local businesses that love the state and community they serve. Be sure to check out our sponsors and all our great guests from this season. Cheers! </p> recap, season 3, state forty eight, sfe, rossen house, heritage square, arizona capital museum, fry building, fair trade, nash, jazz, roosevelt art district, roosevelt row, foundre, small business, support local, local first az, arizona, grand canyon state, hotel, history, hospitality, podcast, native, transplant, wigwam, goodyear, phoenix, surprise, litchfield park, chandler, gilbert, mesa, glendale, phx, dtphx We sit down for food, drink and conversation at Red's Bar and Grill located at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. Reds has become the regular stop for each of our season’s final episodes. Next time you stop at Reds, make sure you ask for our new friend Rhianna who took great care of us! Season 3 brought with it some great guests and stories from all corners of the Valley. One meal is not nearly enough time to share all that we loved about this past season. We simply scrape the surface and highlight each episode from this past season. Thanks to all the guests that spent time with us this season and of course thanks to our great season sponsors MLR Pro Tax Service and Credit Union West for making this possible. Both are great local businesses that love the state and community they serve. Be sure to check out our sponsors and all our great guests from this season. Cheers!

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]]> We sit down for food, drink and conversation at Red's Bar and Grill located at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. Reds has become the regular stop for each of our season’s final episodes. Next time you stop at Reds, make sure you ask for our new friend Rhianna who took great care of us! Season 3 brought with it some great guests and stories from all corners of the Valley. One meal is not nearly enough time to share all that we loved about this past season. We simply scrape the surface and highlight each episode from this past season. Thanks to all the guests that spent time with us this season and of course thanks to our great season sponsors MLR Pro Tax Service and Credit Union West for making this possible. Both are great local businesses that love the state and community they serve. Be sure to check out our sponsors and all our great guests from this season. Cheers!

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]]> The Rosson House at Heritage Square https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/rosson 584f0305-d9a1-4d79-aeec-3988d764f0ff Thu, 12 Sep 2019 21:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 3 Not So Native Podcast In this weeks episode, the final before our recap, we had the pleasure of taking a personal tour of the Rosson House at Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix. 1:03:58 no <p>In this weeks episode, the final before our recap, we had the pleasure of taking a personal tour of the Rosson House at Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix. Heritage Square is home to renown restaurants such as Pizzeria Bianco and Nobuo at Teeter House, right next door to the Arizona Science Center. When you think of Phoenix often images of cowboys, cacti and rattlesnakes come to mind. Rarely would one associate the Victorian Era with Phoenix, a trip through the Rosson House will change that belief. Many of us natives have seen the fancy house on the corner on the way to the science center. Katie Delahoyde - Museum Interpreter and Jennifer Hance - Director of Education provide the history and give life to this old fancy house. It's a big house with bigger character, noises and even ghosts? You’ll have to listen and visit to find out whether it has supernatural inhabitants. Enjoy this episode and guided tour through the Rosson House museum and be sure to stop in to experience for yourself. Also if you’re looking for a night out be sure to check out their event page. ‘Victorian Secrets’ is much more than a night at the museum and worth of a date night or girls night out. Enjoy. Special Guests: Jennifer Hance and Katie Delahoyde.</p> podcast, arizona, native, not so, forty eight state, grand canyon state, phoenix, phx, dtphx, roosevelt row, art distric, arizona capital museum, heritage square, rattlesnakes, cowboys, cacti, cactus, pizzeria bianco, Nobuo, haunted, victorian era, victorian secrets, museum, Queen Anne Victorian, rosson, higley, arizona science center, old house, mansion, haunted, ghosts, history, restoration In this weeks episode, the final before our recap, we had the pleasure of taking a personal tour of the Rosson House at Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix. Heritage Square is home to renown restaurants such as Pizzeria Bianco and Nobuo at Teeter House, right next door to the Arizona Science Center. When you think of Phoenix often images of cowboys, cacti and rattlesnakes come to mind. Rarely would one associate the Victorian Era with Phoenix, a trip through the Rosson House will change that belief. Many of us natives have seen the fancy house on the corner on the way to the science center. Katie Delahoyde - Museum Interpreter and Jennifer Hance - Director of Education provide the history and give life to this old fancy house. It's a big house with bigger character, noises and even ghosts? You’ll have to listen and visit to find out whether it has supernatural inhabitants. Enjoy this episode and guided tour through the Rosson House museum and be sure to stop in to experience for yourself. Also if you’re looking for a night out be sure to check out their event page. ‘Victorian Secrets’ is much more than a night at the museum and worth of a date night or girls night out. Enjoy.

Special Guests: Jennifer Hance and Katie Delahoyde.

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]]> In this weeks episode, the final before our recap, we had the pleasure of taking a personal tour of the Rosson House at Heritage Square in downtown Phoenix. Heritage Square is home to renown restaurants such as Pizzeria Bianco and Nobuo at Teeter House, right next door to the Arizona Science Center. When you think of Phoenix often images of cowboys, cacti and rattlesnakes come to mind. Rarely would one associate the Victorian Era with Phoenix, a trip through the Rosson House will change that belief. Many of us natives have seen the fancy house on the corner on the way to the science center. Katie Delahoyde - Museum Interpreter and Jennifer Hance - Director of Education provide the history and give life to this old fancy house. It's a big house with bigger character, noises and even ghosts? You’ll have to listen and visit to find out whether it has supernatural inhabitants. Enjoy this episode and guided tour through the Rosson House museum and be sure to stop in to experience for yourself. Also if you’re looking for a night out be sure to check out their event page. ‘Victorian Secrets’ is much more than a night at the museum and worth of a date night or girls night out. Enjoy.

Special Guests: Jennifer Hance and Katie Delahoyde.

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]]> Artist Hugo Medina: 'Go Ahead, Touch It' https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/hugo 99eceb6f-409d-42b9-9c00-65ef2a009fb3 Thu, 05 Sep 2019 20:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 3 Not So Native Podcast Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. 36:36 no <p>“Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone?</p> <p>Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them. </p> <p>Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area!<br> Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast! Special Guest: Hugo Medina.</p> podcast, arizona, native, not so, forty eight state, grand canyon state, phoenix, phx, dtphx, roosevelt row. art district, hug medina, murals, arizona capital museum, paintings, canvas, wallace and ladmo, touch “Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone?

Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them.

Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area!
Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast!

Special Guest: Hugo Medina.

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]]> “Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone?

Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them.

Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area!
Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast!

Special Guest: Hugo Medina.

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