Dry Heat Politico

In this episode, we talk to Ed Hermes, candidate for Phoenix City Council District 4, who some in the valley know as the transportation guy.

Many people keep up with federal elections, but what about city council elections? Whether we're discussing public transportation, safe streets, cost of living, housing and water, local political decision have a real impact on our communities.

Enjoy this episode of Dry heat politico and meet Ed Hermes!

Song Credits: Bensound

New Arizona laws have been passed and have been in effect since September 12th. Laws covering shade structures in HOA's, texting & driving, religious service disruption, fentanyl, Cade's law, drones and lab grown meat. See who is affected by these new laws and what you should know.

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Song Credit: BenSound.

The Trump administration has waived environmental regulations to continue the construction of the southern border. Though, protestors are not going down easily. They're camping in the trees and halting the construction. How will the rest of this situation play out? Tune in and hear my takes on the situation.

Not only is Trump steamrolling environmental regulations, but he's doing the same with Tohono O'odham Tribal Nation.

Tune in and listen to this episode of dry heat politico!

Governor Katie Hobbes has picked John Giles, former republican Mesa Mayor, to be her Lt Governor. We dive into AZ's voting pattern, John Giles, and how this pick will play a role in Arizona's governor's race. Listen to this episode to get an idea as to why this may be the strategic move Hobbes needed.

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Arizona State University is planning on building their new $200 million medical school. Though, in its path is a historic landmark owned by Robert Young, an 89 year old retired attorney, whose home lies on the property of which the medical school will be. What do you think is right? Tune in and follow along to get the overview of the legal battle that is taking place in downtown Phoenix.

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Listen in to hear about the scandals Mark Lamb, former Pinal County Sheriff & Congressional District 5 candidate, is bringing to this election.

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Music credits to: BenSound

This episode covers a recap & analysis of Chandler's City Council meeting on 5.21.26. Chandler city council discusses whether or not to renew their contract with Flock Safety.

Don't know what Flock is? That's okay, we explain it!

Don't care about an Arizona city council meeting? This conversation is applicable to your neighborhood as well!

Music Credits to: BenSound