Zach talks about the businesses most likely to not make it through COVID-19, why Tucson is a more vulnerable city than others during COVID-19, the launch of Tucson Shops Tucson, and takes listeners’ calls and comments.

Zach talks about the businesses most likely to not make it through COVID-19, why Tucson is a more vulnerable city than others during COVID-19, the launch of Tucson Shops Tucson, and takes listeners’ calls and comments.

Zach talks about the businesses most likely to not make it through COVID-19, why Tucson is a more vulnerable city than others during COVID-19, the launch of Tucson Shops Tucson, and takes listeners’ calls and comments.

Zach shares the breaking news that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders drops out of the race just before the show; The new chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Ramon Valadez, calls in to update on why the Board chose to appoint a non-candidate to longtime Supervisor Richard Elias's vacant seat, and why Betty Villegas in particular; The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona comes on to talk about their new Pivot Grant for artists struggling right now to get their art done and out to the community; Zach wraps up by talking about his concerns with the social distancing online reporting form in the City of Tucson.

Zach shares the breaking news that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders drops out of the race just before the show; The new chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Ramon Valadez, calls in to update on why the Board chose to appoint a non-candidate to longtime Supervisor Richard Elias's vacant seat, and why Betty Villegas in particular; The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona comes on to talk about their new Pivot Grant for artists struggling right now to get their art done and out to the community; Zach wraps up by talking about his concerns with the social distancing online reporting form in the City of Tucson.

Zach shares the breaking news that Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders drops out of the race just before the show; The new chair of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, Ramon Valadez, calls in to update on why the Board chose to appoint a non-candidate to longtime Supervisor Richard Elias's vacant seat, and why Betty Villegas in particular; The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona comes on to talk about their new Pivot Grant for artists struggling right now to get their art done and out to the community; Zach wraps up by talking about his concerns with the social distancing online reporting form in the City of Tucson.

Zach updates on weekend COVID-19 Numbers, and talks about the benefit incumbents for office have right now over candidates, at all levels. Tucsonans call in to share what they are doing creatively to care for the community right now, and Zach talks about the leadership message we need to start hearing in Tucson.

Zach updates on weekend COVID-19 Numbers, and talks about the benefit incumbents for office have right now over candidates, at all levels. Tucsonans call in to share what they are doing creatively to care for the community right now, and Zach talks about the leadership message we need to start hearing in Tucson.

Zach updates on weekend COVID-19 Numbers, and talks about the benefit incumbents for office have right now over candidates, at all levels. Tucsonans call in to share what they are doing creatively to care for the community right now, and Zach talks about the leadership message we need to start hearing in Tucson.

Zach talks about the issues our elected and campaigning leadership will need to focus on for the next 18-24 months as we come out of COVID-19. Then, young professional Rebecca Determan comes on to talk about the Wall Street Journal nationwide series she was featured in about what it’s like to live in Tucson on $50k a year income.