We all want to be safe in life. When we drive, we try not to hit others. When we hike, we try not to trip and fall off the ledge. So why can't we treat guns with the same kind of respect? Marie Thearle & Kristin Fruen of MOMS Demand Action Join Alicia in studio to discuss how they are trying to get their message of GUN SENSE out to the public. We also have our favorite MRR Realtor Shawn Shackelton talking about the market and all the great events coming up in Scottsdale.

They say parenting is the hardest job you'll ever have. And the teenage years, well, let's just say it's hard for parents and kids. Luckily we have Gen Z Life coach, Tracey Martin to help us and our kids navigate through it. Tracey and her teenage daughter, Marian Martin join Alicia to talk about getting through to teens during this day and age. Simple answer, communicate.

Beautiful weather, beautiful people and professional golfers. Yup you guessed it, it's the WM Open time! Scott Jenkins is back talking to Alicia about this year's WM Open. While the crowds will be smaller, the fun will be just as big as year's past.

Check out how you can still get your tickets at: https://wmphoenixopen.com/

We can all use a fresh start to 2021, and our house is no exception. Pete Schnepp of Envision Painting joins the MMR Podcast family, this year. Pete and Alicia talk all things paint, why it's important to hire quality painters and even how to prevent scorpions from getting into your house. Pete also gives Alicia a special deal for MMR listeners!

It's time to say goodbye to a crazy year and welcome with open arms 2021. But before we say goodbye, we say hello to two new podcast hosts. Alicia and her co-workers from the Grayhawk and DC Ranch podcasts talk about what 2020 meant to them, special holiday memories and what they're most looking forward to in 2021.

Shawn Shackelton talks with Alicia about the magic of Christmas through her children's eyes. WIth Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer on repeat, the lights shining bright and the presents under the tree, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. We're wrapping up 2020 with our favorite memories and looking forward to 2021.

Christmas tree or Hanukkah bush? Growing up in a mixed household can be fun and challenging all at the same time. This week, Alicia sits down with her sister, Jessica Thomas, laughing and talking about their memories of growing up in a mixed household where Hanukkah was celebrated in one room and Christmas in the other.

When we get sick we typically call our doctor or head to the pharmacy for some medicine. But, what if we went back to the days of trusting our body to do the work? Kiya Hunter of MFW Acupuncture talks to Alicia about Eastern medicine and the power of Acupuncture. Alicia also speaks about her own experience with acupuncture and the changes she's seen with her own health.

Lisa Randall of Family Promise joins Alicia in the studio to discuss how they help families stay off the streets. COVID has taken a toll on so many non-profits this year. Dr. Monika Barakt tells Alicia why it was so important for her and her staff, at Opus 1 Orthodontics, to team up with Lisa at Family Promise. As Lisa Randall put it, "A strong family is how you keep a strong community."

This week SPD Officer Robert Katzeroff joins Alicia in the studio to discuss how he and his team at the Crime Prevention Unit keep us safe. They discuss the deadly bike accident in our neighborhood, top crimes in the area, and police riots from this summer. Nothing was left off the table.