Tucsonans making a difference in Guatemala

This week on Arizona Spotlight, AZPM reporter L.M. Boyd previews her upcoming podcast series "Far From Delivery", that looks at the state of maternal health care across Arizona. Borderlands Theater celebrates 10 years of "Barrio Stories" and a conversation with photographer May Pang.

Stars of I-MOM-SO-HARD share the humor and challenges of parenting; the comedy and controversy behind "Eureka Day" at Invisible Theatre; the story behind a mural celebrating influential women of the Southwest; and the story of a Tucson family's survival on a borderland farm in the mid-20th century.

Also on Arizona Spotlight; Hear the eerie tale of a Tucson teenager's nighttime encounter with the legendary ghost of the Santa Cruz River: La Llorona, the Weeping Woman. Also, actor and author Angelica Page shares how the spirit of her late mother, inspired her to create a one-woman show.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: Naturalist Rebekah Doyle goes "mothing" for the first time; and concert pianist Dr. Fanya Lin talks performing in Ukraine under fire; and Manny Garcia, a Tucson native, shares about locally sourced foods his family depended on.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: A woman with a love of plants starts her journey as an aspiring novelist in her 70's. Naturalist Matthew Nelson retells a story when he was in Devil's Canyon, and Archive Tucson remarks on food scarcity in mid-century Tucson.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: Crystal Stark stars in Saguaro City Music Theatre's production of "Sister Act"; The future of the Arizona Trail; and "Righteous Brother" Bill Medley still sings about love at 86.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: "A Gorgeous Excitement" returns to the Steinfeld Gallery. Tucson Film Festival celebrates independent filmmaking.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: Indie horror filmmaker talks about premiering his new movie "The Woods Beckon" in Tucson. Go backstage at The Scoundrel and Scamp Theatre's rendition of "I'm Gonna Marry You, Tobey Maguire".

Also on Arizona Spotlight: The artistic pursuits of musician and filmmaker Chris Carlone; and Gayle Petrillo shares her story about becoming visible at 50.

Also on Arizona Spotlight: NPR's Allison Aubrey on her first book and a look behind-the-scenes at Sonoran Restaurant Week.