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Best of WUT Sept Week 3
Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note
0:00 A poultry
er paltry
gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs chickens out of a debate with Kari Lake
after she ducked out of a debate with her primary opponent. (Sept 12, Hour 1)
5:06 Scott Day Freeman, Senior Attorney at the Goldwater Institute, on school board associations using tax dollars for electioneering. (Sept 12, Hour 3)
16:01 The Arizona Daily Star on RTA with euphemisms and excuses for Tucson not getting things done. And a poison pill for city incorporation. (Sept 12, Hour 3)
19:46 Kevin Dailey, Monica Carlson, and Josh Jacobsen talk about an effort to get city and county action to address lawlessness with the Pima, Tucson, Flowing Wells Business and Neighborhood Coalition (Sept 13 Hours 1/2)
35:45 Javier del Rio, VP US and South America for Hudbay Minerals talks about mining, environmental responsibilities taken in mining, the Copper World projects and the significant economic benefits of the project. (Sept 13, Hour 3)
52:13 Green Valley News Editor Dan Shearer on flooding and damage from this years and last years Monsoons
and the General Election cycle. (Sept 14, Hour 1)
59:22 Tucsons Mayor and Council held a study session to discuss crime. Their conclusion? Tucson's crime is the state's fault! Really. (Sept 14, Hour 2)
1:06:26 Congressman David Schweikert on the busy September legislative calendar. (Sept 15, Hour 2)
1:12:56 School test scores for English and Math are in. a breakdown of schools around the area. Lookout below. (Sept 15, Hour 3)
1:20:54 Marshi Smith with Independent Council on Womens Sports on advocating for women in college athletics so they don't have to compete with biological males. (Sept 16, Hour 2)
1:29:33 Chris recounts testimony at yesterday's crime forum from community members on how crime and lawlessness has affected them. City and county leaders were there to hear all the speakers. (Sept. 16, Hour 1)
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Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note
0:00 A poultry
er paltry
gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs chickens out of a debate with Kari Lake
after she ducked out of a debate with her primary opponent. (Sept 12, Hour 1)
5:06 Scott Day Freeman, Senior Attorney at the Goldwater Institute, on school board associations using tax dollars for electioneering. (Sept 12, Hour 3)
16:01 The Arizona Daily Star on RTA with euphemisms and excuses for Tucson not getting things done. And a poison pill for city incorporation. (Sept 12, Hour 3)
19:46 Kevin Dailey, Monica Carlson, and Josh Jacobsen talk about an effort to get city and county action to address lawlessness with the Pima, Tucson, Flowing Wells Business and Neighborhood Coalition (Sept 13 Hours 1/2)
35:45 Javier del Rio, VP US and South America for Hudbay Minerals talks about mining, environmental responsibilities taken in mining, the Copper World projects and the significant economic benefits of the project. (Sept 13, Hour 3)
52:13 Green Valley News Editor Dan Shearer on flooding and damage from this years and last years Monsoons
and the General Election cycle. (Sept 14, Hour 1)
59:22 Tucsons Mayor and Council held a study session to discuss crime. Their conclusion? Tucson's crime is the state's fault! Really. (Sept 14, Hour 2)
1:06:26 Congressman David Schweikert on the busy September legislative calendar. (Sept 15, Hour 2)
1:12:56 School test scores for English and Math are in. a breakdown of schools around the area. Lookout below. (Sept 15, Hour 3)
1:20:54 Marshi Smith with Independent Council on Womens Sports on advocating for women in college athletics so they don't have to compete with biological males. (Sept 16, Hour 2)
1:29:33 Chris recounts testimony at yesterday's crime forum from community members on how crime and lawlessness has affected them. City and county leaders were there to hear all the speakers. (Sept. 16, Hour 1)