Episodes

  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E25 "Work in Progress"
    Aug 23 2025

    We had a bit of a hiccup—our first recording didn’t survive some technical gremlins. But we’re back and rolling! In this episode, we revisit what we covered before and share simple, practical tips for anyone on the hunt for a new job. Whether you're brushing up your resume or just figuring out where to begin, we’ve got your back. Tune in to hear what the city of Peoria is doing to help you land your next gig!

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    9 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E24 "Theater Works 40th Year of Fun"
    Aug 7 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with the creative minds behind Peoria's Theater Works to explore their latest theatrical journey: The Prince of Egypt. From the sweeping score to the epic storytelling, this production promises to bring the beloved tale of Moses to life in a way that’s both visually stunning and emotionally resonant.

    We dive into behind-the-scenes insights, hear from cast and crew, and discuss how this timeless story is being reimagined for the stage. Whether you're a theater enthusiast, a fan of the original film, or simply curious about the magic of live performance, this episode offers a front-row seat to the passion and artistry driving Peoria’s vibrant theater scene.

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    38 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E23 "Drying Out with Water Conservation"
    Jul 24 2025

    On this episode of What’s Up Peoria, we explore practical ways residents can conserve water—at home, in the yard, and across the community. 💦 With expert insights and local resources, it’s a deep dive into how the City of Peoria, AZ is working toward a more sustainable future.

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    39 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E22 "Getting Some Culture with Act One’s Anne Osborne"
    Jul 10 2025

    Ever wondered how those amazing Culture Passes make it into your hands? We sat down with Anne Osborne from Act1, the dynamic organization that partners with museums, theaters, and cultural institutions across Arizona to make arts and culture passes accessible to everyone!

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    34 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E21 "Setting off Fireworks with Special Events"
    Jun 26 2025

    In this episode, we sit down with the special events team for the City of Peoria, AZ, and hear about all the fun things coming this summer. Most notably, our Fourth of July event!

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    40 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E20 "Made in Arizona Films with Jeannie Berg"
    Jun 12 2025

    Jeannie will be showing Arizona-made films at the Peoria Public Library's Main at 8463 W. Monroe St. Peoria 85345 starting 6/14/25 and continuing every second Saturday for the remainder of the year. She will also be discussing the film. Films that will be shown include:

    • Jun. 14 - Bells of St. Mary's (1945).
    • Jul. 12 - Oklahoma! (1955).
    • Aug. 9 - McClintock (1963).
    • Sept. 13 - Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974).
    • Oct. 11 - Can't Buy Me Love (1987).

    Come watch and learn something new about your favorite movies!

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    31 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E19 "Summer Reading at the Peoria Public Library"
    May 31 2025

    Listen to what we have planned this summer and discover exciting reading adventures and fun programs at the Peoria Library! From our summer reading program to engaging programs for all ages, there's something for everyone to enjoy while making the most of the season.

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    32 mins
  • What’s Up Peoria! S3 E18 "Don’t Know Much about History with Historic Preservation Commission - Part 2"
    May 15 2025

    This is our second part of our interviews with the Arizona Preservation commission. Join us on the What's Up Peoria podcast as we welcome experts in historic preservation to share their knowledge and passion for Peoria, Arizona’s rich history. Through insightful conversations, we uncover the stories behind the city’s landmarks and explore the importance of preserving Peoria’s heritage for future generations.

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    29 mins