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This series contains adult language and depictions of graphic violence.

Listener discretion is advised. So, no chupacabras yet, but we're still looking.

The Grand Canyon was incredible, highly recommended.

It had been more than 30 years since I'd been there, and it was like seeing it for the first time.

But, on to Phoenix, or as they say locally, out of the frying pan and straight into hell.

Welcome back to the Devil Within.

You're listening to part two of what I did over summer break. Phoenix, Arizona lies near the confluence of two rivers, the Salt River and the Gila River.

Because of this, the land has been populated for over 2,000 years, starting with the indigenous

Hookum Native American tribe. Expert farmers, the Ho

Hookum famously dug an extensive series of irrigation canals that made the arid desert land they called

home suitable for growing the crops required to feed their burgeoning population. In fact, the canal system created and maintained by

the Hookem was the largest indigenous irrigation system in the Americas north of

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