Arizona Public Media
Arizona Public Media® (AZPM) is a member-supported non-profit media organization of The University of Arizona and is a registered trademark of the Arizona Board of Regents. Broadcast properties include: PBS 6, HD channel 6-1 and 27-1 V-me, public television en español, channel 6-2 ReadyTV, locally programmed lifestyle channel, channel 6-3 PBS Kids, locally programmed 24-hour kids programming, channel 27-2 PBS World, bringing the best of non fiction, channel 27-3 UA Channel, the UA's cable only channel with lectures and adult learning programs, Cox 116 and Comcast 76 Classical 90.5 and 89.7 FM, locally programmed 24/7 Classical music station NPR 89.1 FM and 1550AM AZPM also produces award-winning original local programming from its digital studios on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson, Ariz.www.azpm.org
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Oct 9, 2026
Tim SwindleHOST
The following is an original production of AZPM News.
Tim SwindleHOST
[upbeat music] For Arizona Public Media, I'm Tim Swindle, professor emeritus of planetary science at the University of Arizona, and this is Arizona Science.
Tim SwindleHOST
Joining me today is Bonnie LaFleur, a professor in the College of Pharmacy at the university, who is leading a phase III clinical trial beginning this year of rapamycin as an anti-aging drug.
Tim SwindleHOST
Welcome, Bonnie.
Tim SwindleHOST
original production of AZPM News.
Tim SwindleHOST
For Arizona Public Media, I'm Tim Swindle, Professor Emeritus of Planetary Science at the University of Arizona, and this is Arizona Science.
Tim SwindleHOST
Joining me today is Kate Alexander, an Assistant Professor of Astronomy at the University of Arizona and an expert on radio astronomy.
Tim SwindleHOST
Welcome, Kate.
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The following is an original production of AZPM News.
Tim SwindleHOST
For Arizona Public Media, I'm Tim Smendl, Professor Emeritus of Planetary Science at the University of Arizona, and this is Arizona Science.
Tim SwindleHOST
Joining me today is Alonzo Favela, an Assistant Professor of Plant Sciences at the University of Arizona who studies the interaction between plants, soils, and microbiomes.
Tim SwindleHOST
Welcome, Alonzo.
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News.
Tim SwindleHOST
For Arizona Public Media, I'm Tim Swindle, Professor Emeritus of Planetary Science at the University of Arizona, and this is Arizona Science.
Tim SwindleHOST
Joining me today is Brian Black, a professor in the Laboratory for Tree Ring Research at the University of Arizona, who's been studying tree rings in the area around Mount Rainier in Washington and has figured out not only the year of the last major event there, but even the season.
Tim SwindleHOST
Welcome, Brian.