Connie Brannock is a Blues Force of Nature! She took the Tucson music scene by storm after she retired from the Army National Guard as Command Sergeant Major. Connie says, “A pivotal moment for me was my decision to enlist in the US Army. My friends thought I was nuts, yet the military helped me find and nurture my best self. Twenty-two years later, that best self danced into Tucson, where I live and play today.” She is now the bandleader of The Little House of Funk and its many variations that play frequently around town.
But she is also a woman of many other talents, too. In this show we talk about a book she has come out with that has the songs from a children’s album that she recorded in 2020 called Snorts and Rattles – Songs of the Desert Southwest. The book is full of the poetic lyrics about creatures that live in our desert.
Kate Stern is one of the three owners at Antigone Books. Originally from Colorado, Kate moved to Tucson in the summer of 2015. Having...
Chris O’Dell left Tucson in 1967 to begin her life in Los Angeles. Through synchronicity and, perhaps, fate, she met people who propelled her...
Dr Aynur Okcay, from the Arizona Sleep Center, completed a Sleep Medicine Fellowship program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. which is one of...