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The Show spoke with Roger Magazine, a social anthropologist at the Ibero University in Mexico City, about a controversial chant from fans of Mexico’s national soccer team.

The Show tries a selection of dishes from MLB Ballpark Bites, a new option available on food delivery apps allowing patrons to try stadium-inspired eats from home.

The Arizona Coyotes played what may have been their last game in Arizona on Wednesday night. They beat the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 in front of a raucous, and at times, nostalgic home crowd. The Show was at Mullet Arena in Tempe to talk to fans.

The Show spoke with Noel Reeves, who has been homeless in Phoenix for about a year, about his story and what he's seen during his time being homeless in Arizona. → Hear more interviews from The Show

The Show looks into the growing fascination with pickleball and how PickleMall at Arizona Mills Mall is gaining traction.<br><small><b>→ <a href=“https://theshow.kjzz.org/” target=“_blank”>Hear more interviews from The Show</a></b></small>

The Show’s producers have taken trips to various cold places around Arizona where you can escape the heat. This time we look at a bar with one of the coolest views in town.

The Valley is in for a big sporting month, with the Super Bowl and Waste Management Open just two weeks away, closely followed by spring training and the World Baseball Classic. But don’t forget about the newest major league sport — pickleball.

Last weekend, Tempe said goodbye to an old-school bookstore on its most iconic street.The Show’s Nick Sanchez was there on the store’s final chapter on Sunday.Mill Avenue has lost another longtime favorite. Old Town Books, a tiny space packed with used books, outlasted everyone from Long Wong’s to Rula Bula. Until last weekend, when the store shut for good with a closing sale.

Today is Halloween, and fall is in the air — though that’s still no guarantee you won’t be sweating in your costume.But one thing’s for sure — our listeners are spooked.The Show asked for ghost stories, and listeners have certainly delivered. All month long, we’ve been sharing your hair-raising tale…

For the latest in The Show's seasonal collection of ghost stories, Maggie Muma of downtown Phoenix shares the tale of her encounter with some cruising specters on a Valley freeway.