The Scottsdale primary elections are a month away. Before going to the polls or mailing in your ballot, listen to Part 1 of 2 of election coverage. We have 11 city council and mayoral candidates join Alicia to talk about their plans for the future of Scottsdale.

This week Shawn Shackleton joins us. She has many buyers and few houses. Shawn will tell you, your house will probably be sold, before it even hits the market. Cori Matheson of Girls Golf of Phoenix talks with Alicia about building up the game of golf for girls in the Phoenix Valley areas. From lessons on the putting grounds to lessons in life, Cori makes sure all her girls build the self confidence needed on and off the green. As 9-year-old Bradley Alberdi tells us, this group means the world to her.

Cheerleading has been around for decades. While it has changed a lot since the beginning, one thing still remains the same, they are here to get us R-E-A-D-Y, what's that spell...READY! Formally Desert Storm, Cheerforce is the top notch cheer, pom, dance, and tumbling school for all ages. Owner Dee Dee King and coaches Eric Constreras and Dana Giordano sit down to talk about all things Cheerforce. Giving Alicia the slightest hope she may still have the chance of becoming a cheerleader herself.

As one school year ends, the next is just around the corner. But how will school look next year? Director of Enrollment and Student Life, Matt Rylski joins us to talk about how NDP's plan's for next school year. We also wrap up this year and talk about graduation for the 2020 Seniors! As the Dir of Enrollment, Matt has a huge responsibility to ensure a diverse and secure place for his students, or what he calls, his family. Hear how the STUDENTS are teaching the staff and fellow classmates about diversity

This week, Mike Bajrami joins us in the studio to wrap up mental health. Talking about how he’s been handling quarantine alone and what he learned from all of our guests in May. The hustle and bustle of life is starting to pick up again. Kristin Whitnable from Az CoWork joins us at the table telling you how they’re keeping people safe in the co-op space. Office not open but need some social distancing from the family? Come join Az CoWork! They’re ready for you and the space you’re looking for!

Mental health has so many determining factors. MMR resident and Fitness Ventures founder Kimberly Hines tells us why our physical health has such a huge impact on our mental health. She tells us some easy, great ways to help ourselves and how she's been helping her get healthy & happy. Banyan Tree Coaching and MMR resident Elizabeth Smith talks how our past affects our mental happiness. Elizabeth is a certified life coach and explains how she helps her clients focus on the process to complete happiness.

At each stage of life, a new set of challenges await. One thing that hits at every stage of life is grief. Ryan Sheade talks about the sandwich age of life. Taking care of ourselves, family and aging parents. We make it through this busy stage of life to come up on retirement. We go from working and having a purpose for 30 years and then nothing. James Palazzolo tells us how we can take this excess time in our lives and make it ours. Creating our own purpose for whatever we want to do.

Growing from adolescence to adulthood, We tend to feel overwhelmed. Some continue their education while others start in the workforce right away or deal with other life circumstances in relationships and family life. MMR resident Alison Tummond shares her personal story of PTSD of suicide and how she didn't see the signs of her husband hurting until it was too late. And LCSW Michelle Kometh talks us through these tough situations and how we can learn to maneuver through them.

Sadness, depression and a sense of loss doesn't discriminate based off age, race or one's demographics. LCSW, Erica Tatum-Sheade tells us what kids from as young as elementary age to teenagers are going through right now. Grief is the word. And it's what many of us are feeling right now. Also, Francine Sumner joins to to tell her story of losing her teenage son to suicide. She started Kid in the Corner to save all those kid's in a corner like her amazing, kind hearted, animal loving son, Zach.

We all know Shawn Shackelton, Real Estate agent. But she's also an amazing neighbor who cares about us. Not only is she working hard to find you the right home, she's helping our favorite local restaurants. From Facebook Live interviews with firefighters to patrons and restaurant owners, she's making sure we know where to eat. Shawn also explains why the housing market is on pause and tells us the buyers are there and it's still a great time to sell!