web02.fireside.fm Thu, 07 May 2026 09:08:30 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Not So Native - Episodes Tagged with “Museum” https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/tags/museum Sun, 10 Apr 2022 22:00:00 -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 Pine-Strawberry Season 6 Recap https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/6recap 75200649-7fab-44df-a345-a8ce1ed73a54 Sun, 10 Apr 2022 22:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 6 Not So Native Podcast Rob and Aaron do what they do best. Sit around smoking cigars, drinking whiskey and talking. 39:02 no <p>Rob and Aaron do what they do best. Sit around smoking cigars, drinking whiskey and talking. </p> pine, strawberry, rim, Mongolian, day trip, northern rim, outside, mormon, settlers, history, cigars, museum, arizona, podcast, forty eight state, az, grand canyon state, cooper state, native, history, travel, day tripping, phoenix, scottsdale, litchfield park, goodyear, chandler, phx, dtphx, phoenician Rob and Aaron do what they do best. Sit around smoking cigars, drinking whiskey and talking.

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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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]]> Arizona Capitol Museum https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/capital 46aa1c92-2c8f-432d-baf7-95b23963b3a3 Thu, 25 Jul 2019 21:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 3 Not So Native Podcast Dorie, Stephanie and Naomi take Rob on a tour of the Arizona Capital Museum. Come along with us as we see some of the places and artifacts that turned the Grand Canyon State into the Unions 48th. 50:02 no <p>We're back with season 3! Rob has the privilege of taking a personal tour of the Arizona Capitol Museum, located in located in the 1901 Arizona Territorial and State Capitol Building. Robs tour guides for the evening are Dorie Hanson the museums Chief Administrator, Stephanie Mahan the Assistant Director and Naomi Primeau Digital Media Coordinator. In this episode Stephanie and Naomi are the 'Native's' and Dorie is 'Not So' yet they all share a love and passion for our great 48th state. The museums goal is to highlight and celebrate Arizona's vibrant culture through its history. This is evident through the artifacts displayed and stories told throughout the museum. So sit back and enjoy this tour and history lesson as we stroll through time in the Capitol Museum. If you want to support the museum and experience it for yourself just look for the Cooper Dome downtown and be sure to tell them 'Not So Native' sent you. Special Guests: Dorie Hanson, Naomi Primeau, and Stephanie Mahan.</p> nsnaz, phoenix, capital, museum, pearl harbor, uss arizona, constitution, state48, history, founders, governor, government, grand canyon, podcast, no so native, MLR tax and accounting, credit union west, arizona state library, territorial We're back with season 3! Rob has the privilege of taking a personal tour of the Arizona Capitol Museum, located in located in the 1901 Arizona Territorial and State Capitol Building. Robs tour guides for the evening are Dorie Hanson the museums Chief Administrator, Stephanie Mahan the Assistant Director and Naomi Primeau Digital Media Coordinator. In this episode Stephanie and Naomi are the 'Native's' and Dorie is 'Not So' yet they all share a love and passion for our great 48th state. The museums goal is to highlight and celebrate Arizona's vibrant culture through its history. This is evident through the artifacts displayed and stories told throughout the museum. So sit back and enjoy this tour and history lesson as we stroll through time in the Capitol Museum. If you want to support the museum and experience it for yourself just look for the Cooper Dome downtown and be sure to tell them 'Not So Native' sent you.

Special Guests: Dorie Hanson, Naomi Primeau, and Stephanie Mahan.

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]]> We're back with season 3! Rob has the privilege of taking a personal tour of the Arizona Capitol Museum, located in located in the 1901 Arizona Territorial and State Capitol Building. Robs tour guides for the evening are Dorie Hanson the museums Chief Administrator, Stephanie Mahan the Assistant Director and Naomi Primeau Digital Media Coordinator. In this episode Stephanie and Naomi are the 'Native's' and Dorie is 'Not So' yet they all share a love and passion for our great 48th state. The museums goal is to highlight and celebrate Arizona's vibrant culture through its history. This is evident through the artifacts displayed and stories told throughout the museum. So sit back and enjoy this tour and history lesson as we stroll through time in the Capitol Museum. If you want to support the museum and experience it for yourself just look for the Cooper Dome downtown and be sure to tell them 'Not So Native' sent you.

Special Guests: Dorie Hanson, Naomi Primeau, and Stephanie Mahan.

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]]> Litchfield Park Historical Society https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/lphs eca064e0-d1fc-4d1f-9aa1-44a423ff1810 Sun, 09 Dec 2018 21:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 1 Not So Native Podcast We walk through the Litchfield Park Museum as Judy Cook of the Litchfield Park Historical Society guides and narrates through the museums exhibits. 28:25 no <p>In this weeks episode we tour the Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum located on the grounds of the former Litchfield mansion. Judy Cook, who is a board member and caretaker of the museum, guides us through the many exhibits that tell the origin stories of Litchfield Park, Goodyear and the surrounding areas. Judy expands upon many of the stories we heard last week about the founding of the Wigwam and how they have impacted the rest of the surrounding community. Goodyear and Litchfield Park may have started with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber cotton fields but have grown exponentially since. From aerospace engineering firms that assisted with war effort and would later turn into a major employer for the city, to the development of the Wigwam resort corridor, and ultimately to the major residential areas that have followed in recent decades, all started with the cotton fields. If you’re a student of history and enjoy hearing of the correlation within the West Valley you’ll enjoy this episode. Special Guest: Judy Cook.</p> Litchfield Park, Goodyear, Avondale, Paul Litchfield, Wigwam, Loral, Lockheed Martin, LPHS, Museum, Cotton, History, Tire and Rubber, West Valley, Phoenix In this weeks episode we tour the Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum located on the grounds of the former Litchfield mansion. Judy Cook, who is a board member and caretaker of the museum, guides us through the many exhibits that tell the origin stories of Litchfield Park, Goodyear and the surrounding areas. Judy expands upon many of the stories we heard last week about the founding of the Wigwam and how they have impacted the rest of the surrounding community. Goodyear and Litchfield Park may have started with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber cotton fields but have grown exponentially since. From aerospace engineering firms that assisted with war effort and would later turn into a major employer for the city, to the development of the Wigwam resort corridor, and ultimately to the major residential areas that have followed in recent decades, all started with the cotton fields. If you’re a student of history and enjoy hearing of the correlation within the West Valley you’ll enjoy this episode.

Special Guest: Judy Cook.

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]]> In this weeks episode we tour the Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum located on the grounds of the former Litchfield mansion. Judy Cook, who is a board member and caretaker of the museum, guides us through the many exhibits that tell the origin stories of Litchfield Park, Goodyear and the surrounding areas. Judy expands upon many of the stories we heard last week about the founding of the Wigwam and how they have impacted the rest of the surrounding community. Goodyear and Litchfield Park may have started with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber cotton fields but have grown exponentially since. From aerospace engineering firms that assisted with war effort and would later turn into a major employer for the city, to the development of the Wigwam resort corridor, and ultimately to the major residential areas that have followed in recent decades, all started with the cotton fields. If you’re a student of history and enjoy hearing of the correlation within the West Valley you’ll enjoy this episode.

Special Guest: Judy Cook.

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