Gregory McNamee, “The Only One Living to Tell: The Autobiography of a Yavapai Indian” (University of Arizona Press, 2012)
Late in 1872, as the United States sought to clear the newly incorporated Southwest of its indigenous inhabitants, a company under Capt. James Burns came upon an encampment of Kwevkepayas (a branch of Yavapais) sheltering in the shadow of rock overhang above the Salt River Canyon. The soldiers wast…
Gregory McNamee, “The Only One Living to Tell: The Autobiography of a Yavapai Indian” (University of Arizona Press, 2012)
Late in 1872, as the United States sought to clear the newly incorporated Southwest of its indigenous inhabitants, a company under Capt. James Burns came upon an encampment of Kwevkepayas (a branch of Yavapais) sheltering in the shadow of rock overhang above the Salt River Canyon. The soldiers wast…
Powell Maps the Colorado River and Sees the Future - August 13, 1869
The Date: August 13th, 1869The Event: John Wesley Powell and his nine man crew reach the foot of the Grand Canyon during their journey down the Colorado riverThe Story: How Powell's journey shaped the way we understand the potential of the American Southwest and water resources in the regionGuests:…
Buckmaster Show 6/20/2023: UA researchers to help track deadly fungus in Arizona wastewater
Guests include Gabriel Innes, a visiting researcher with the Yuma Center of Excellence for Desert Agriculture, Financial consultant Shelly Fishman, and literary reviewers Dr. Bruce Dinges and Gregory McNamee.
Buckmaster Show 10/25/2023: Tucson Winter weather forecast
Guests include University of Arizona Climate Scientist Dr. Zack Guido and Autumn reading suggestions from Bruce Dinges and Gregory McNamee.
Buckmaster Show 12/19/2023: The UA Financial Recovery Plan
Guests include University of Arizona President Robert Robbins, Financial Consultant Shelly Fishman and Literary Critics Bruce Dinges and Gregory McNamee.
Buckmaster Show 1/25/2024: Southwest Books of the Year
Guests include Dr. Gabriel Trujillo, superintendent of the Tucson Unified School District and Literary Critic Gregory McNamee, one of the reviewers of the Southwest Books of the Year competition.
Gregory McNamee - Author of The University of Arizona: A History in 100 Stories
Long time Tucson author and journalist Gregory McNamee talks about his book, The University of Arizona: A History in 100 Stories, as well as his time at the university.
Gregory McNamee, “The Only One Living to Tell: The Autobiography of a Yavapai Indian” (University of Arizona Press, 2012)
Late in 1872, as the United States sought to clear the newly incorporated Southwest of its indigenous inhabitants, a company under Capt. James Burns came upon an encampment of Kwevkepayas (a branch of Yavapais) sheltering in the shadow of rock overhang above the Salt River Canyon. The soldiers wast…
We Need Journalists - Episode #12
Description:In this episode of The Gift of Need, Jude sits down with Gregory McNamee—writer, journalist, editor, publisher, photographer, lecturer, and self-described "desert rat." Author or editor of forty-five books and contributor to over 10,000 periodical publications, Gregory brings a lifetime…
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