This week we have MMR resident and chiropractor Dr. Thomas Tuzzolino of Elevate Chiropractic. Dr. Tuzzolino is more than a back cracker, in fact, that's the last step in his care. From infancy to adulthood, Dr. Tuzzolnio can work on it all when it comes to our spine, nervous system and making sure they work together. Something many of us are suffering from today, and maybe not even realizing it.

McDowell Mt Music Lessons is our own local rock house. From private to group to online lessons, there's nothing Brandon Croft and his team at MMR Music Lessons can't teach. A music lover since learning his ABC's, Brandon is taking his rock star dream and passing it on to the next generation. Get ready to feel all the beats as he and Alicia chat about what's next for the young company.

When life gets overwhelming, it can be hard to find that peace within us. We have to take self care as much as care for others. Deb Miller talks with Alicia about finding the Baddass Adventurer within us. As long as you got the thrill, she's got the journey to take you there. Shawn Shackelton joins Alicia in-studio, this week. Whether it's finding a center for her life or helping her clients stay calm, Shawn tells us some of her methods for staying centered in this crazy 2020 year.

With the temperatures reaching new records daily, wildfires are even more prominent. Some of it can be avoided while sometimes mother nature does it herself. Tiffany Divila, from Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, speaks with Alicia on wildfires this year. A record breaking year no one wants to see happening.

This school year is different than all years past. From online to hybrid to full campus, how to send our kids and teachers back has been the million dollar question. Notre Dame Prep is no exception to the craziness of planning and executing. President and Principal Jill Platt joins us along with new Assistant Principal Andrea Fossum to tell us how they plan on handling the school year.

We've all been anxiously waiting on what this school year will look like. Is it online? Is it on campus? Is it going to happen at all? Simply, yes. While we've all taken the surveys sent out to us over the summer, what happened with those answers? What's the process the school board went through to make a decision on school? Alicia sits down with Emmie Cardella, President of the Scottsdale Parent Council, to find out how the SPC works with families and the SUSD school board, to get the needed answers.

Hate going out to eat because of your food allergies? Then CertiStar is exactly what you need to be using. Technology that works WITH the restaurant to make sure you can eat what you want. A food allergy sufferer herself, Founder and CEO, Shandee Chernow created this technology after too many years of unpleasant restaurant visits.

In the words of our resident realtor, Shawn Shackelton, the market is "Bananas". This week she tells us about the long line she had to wait in just to tour a house this weekend. Summertime is always a good time to curl up with a good book and escape to another place. Our neighborhood Arabian library Dir, Alisha Hassan, talks about all the great things our library is offering during these tough times. The doors may not be open to the public, but they still have plenty to share with you.

This week, Mister and Misses Phoenix Pride join Alicia to talk about Pride Fest and what it means to them. From raising money for scholarships to how this community helps all those in need, Tyra and Owen Michael Parker, tell us how this platform is more than just a stage with a crown.

We have the remaining city council and mayoral candidates this week. Mail in ballots go out July 8th or head to the polls on August 4th. Either way, you voice and opinion matters. Make sure it's heard with your vote.