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Zach talks about economic recovery and what might happen if there isn't another COVID stimulus package for consumers and cities. Then he talks with Dr. Balfour from Connections Health Solutions about the increase in mental and behavioral health issues due to anxiety, isolation and fear during COVID-19. Devon Underwood of The Talent Store talks about how companies can get the right talent to fill the right position for their business. Then, the guys from Mass Mutual come on for Financial Fridays! Timely financial strategies for the young professional and experienced investor alike.

Zach talks about economic recovery and what might happen if there isn't another COVID stimulus package for consumers and cities. Then he talks with Dr. Balfour from Connections Health Solutions about the increase in mental and behavioral health issues due to anxiety, isolation and fear during COVID-19. Devon Underwood of The Talent Store talks about how companies can get the right talent to fill the right position for their business. Then, the guys from Mass Mutual come on for Financial Fridays! Timely financial strategies for the young professional and experienced investor alike.

Zach talks and takes callers thoughts on Kamala Harris, no fall sports in Tucson, Tucson's housing boom, where Tucson's economy could be if we told the right story, Tucson water and population growth, and more.

Zach talks and takes callers thoughts on Kamala Harris, no fall sports in Tucson, Tucson's housing boom, where Tucson's economy could be if we told the right story, Tucson water and population growth, and more.

Zach talks with faith and culture contributor Jeff Logsdon about how to use this difficult time to grow personally. Then, founder of the Incremental Development Alliance, Monte Anderson, talks with Zach about the value to southern Arizona communities when the locals are empowered by owning both commercial and residential real estate, not only for their home or business, but also spaces to rent. Building middle class wealth and creating "legendary" entrepreneurs is a personal passion for him. In addition, Anderson will discuss the value of committing to your community or neighborhood for the rest of your life. He says anyone can do this work if they are willing to follow the steps of incremental development. Find out more information about an upcoming Tucson workshop about these topics, click here: https://www.incrementaldevelopment.org/events/tucson

Zach talks with faith and culture contributor Jeff Logsdon about how to use this difficult time to grow personally. Then, founder of the Incremental Development Alliance, Monte Anderson, talks with Zach about the value to southern Arizona communities when the locals are empowered by owning both commercial and residential real estate, not only for their home or business, but also spaces to rent. Building middle class wealth and creating "legendary" entrepreneurs is a personal passion for him. In addition, Anderson will discuss the value of committing to your community or neighborhood for the rest of your life. He says anyone can do this work if they are willing to follow the steps of incremental development. Find out more information about an upcoming Tucson workshop about these topics, click here: https://www.incrementaldevelopment.org/events/tucson

Zach reads from a Robert Kennedy speech that speaks to the current cultural moment in uncanny ways. Former Congresswoman Barbara Comstock calls in to discuss the House Judiciary hearing with Big Tech "Online Platforms and Market Power," from late July, and what it all means. Zach shares concerns about the speed and execution of city government during the demands of COVID-19. And finishes with Cameron Taylor from Imago Dei Middle School about their project to help the refugee community manage unemployment through entrepreneurship, producing and selling masks in the community.

Zach reads from a Robert Kennedy speech that speaks to the current cultural moment in uncanny ways. Former Congresswoman Barbara Comstock calls in to discuss the House Judiciary hearing with Big Tech "Online Platforms and Market Power," from late July, and what it all means. Zach shares concerns about the speed and execution of city government during the demands of COVID-19. And finishes with Cameron Taylor from Imago Dei Middle School about their project to help the refugee community manage unemployment through entrepreneurship, producing and selling masks in the community.

Zach kicks off the week talking about key news from the weekend going into the week, including school starting, will college football happen?, and more. Then, Zach talks about who Vice President Biden will select as Vice President, outlines an American consensus on policing, and talks about what people still don't understand about the forces that brought Donald Trump into office, and what will define what comes next, whenever "next" is.

Zach kicks off the week talking about key news from the weekend going into the week, including school starting, will college football happen?, and more. Then, Zach talks about who Vice President Biden will select as Vice President, outlines an American consensus on policing, and talks about what people still don't understand about the forces that brought Donald Trump into office, and what will define what comes next, whenever "next" is.