KAZU Sunday Sound Adventures
Sundays, 4-5 p.m.
One hour every Sunday at 4 p.m. on KAZU, we take our listeners on a Sound Adventure, whether it be a musical documentary, historical / scientific journey, or just something current that we hope our listeners will enjoy.
Current and recent programs, see below.
For older programs, see archives page.
(KAZU reserves this time slot for public radio documentaries and seasonal programs.)
Latest Episodes
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We look at why mythical creatures continue to capture imaginations - as well as passions - of die-hard believers, despite no evidence for their existence.
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This episode centers on a powerful through-line: kindness, forgiveness and discovering shared humanity in the most brutal circumstances imaginable.
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Route 66 Forever traces the roots of the route, from Indian trails and cattle runs through the birth of the railways which laid out Route 66’s stops and grade. We travel across the tracks to explore how rich and poor travel side by side, and explore the road’s prehistory and construction.
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A musical Mother’s Day special featuring songs by Kindie artists honoring mothers, and poetry about the special bond between kids and our moms.
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This episode retells the story of the Chernobyl accident 40 yeas later - with the role that design flaws and human error played, and the futile attempts at radiation containment.
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In this special, we hear from women superstars of the environmental movement.
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How can kids protect the rivers in their own communities? On this Earth Day episode of The Children’s Hour, we hear from students across New Mexico who are taking action through RiverXChange.
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Global Village celebrates Siblings Day with music from a wide array of musical brothers and sisters.
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More than half of U.S. states have banned trans athletes from school sports. A trans athlete and activist who has been at the leading edge of policy change for over a decade says these bans have far-reaching implications.
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In this episode, listen to two stories about food, family, and the choices our government makes in our name.