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.

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.

Zach wakes up today wanting to figure out what's happening out there that is not COVID-19 related. Tucsonans call in to share what they're up to and what they're moving forward! Then, Danny Knee, Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, comes on to share about their small business microloans and how it fills the gaps still left by state and federal stimulus and relief, and the Tucson Helping Tucson effort to create a large fund for business support.

Zach wakes up today wanting to figure out what's happening out there that is not COVID-19 related. Tucsonans call in to share what they're up to and what they're moving forward! Then, Danny Knee, Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, comes on to share about their small business microloans and how it fills the gaps still left by state and federal stimulus and relief, and the Tucson Helping Tucson effort to create a large fund for business support.

Zach wakes up today wanting to figure out what's happening out there that is not COVID-19 related. Tucsonans call in to share what they're up to and what they're moving forward! Then, Danny Knee, Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, comes on to share about their small business microloans and how it fills the gaps still left by state and federal stimulus and relief, and the Tucson Helping Tucson effort to create a large fund for business support.

Zach talks about Trump’s somber press conference on March 31st about the realities of COVID-19, and why locally we will all be focused on economic development for the next 18 months as we rise out of this recession. Then, Laura Reese and Dan Gibson with Sonoran Restaurant week call in to talk about $30-for-2 takeaway meals many restaurants are doing around town until COVID-19 is over.

Zach talks about Trump’s somber press conference on March 31st about the realities of COVID-19, and why locally we will all be focused on economic development for the next 18 months as we rise out of this recession. Then, Laura Reese and Dan Gibson with Sonoran Restaurant week call in to talk about $30-for-2 takeaway meals many restaurants are doing around town until COVID-19 is over.

Zach talks about Trump’s somber press conference on March 31st about the realities of COVID-19, and why locally we will all be focused on economic development for the next 18 months as we rise out of this recession. Then, Laura Reese and Dan Gibson with Sonoran Restaurant week call in to talk about $30-for-2 takeaway meals many restaurants are doing around town until COVID-19 is over.

Zach talks with Simply Bookkeeping and Taxes about COVID-19 tax advice; President and CEO of the Tucson Metro Chamber of Commerce, Amber Smith talks about what the Chamber is doing to support local business and how we can too; Elissa Johnson, AZ state director, Criminal Justice Reform, for FWD.us calls in to talk about their proposal to state leaders to reduce the incarcerated population in jails to slow spread of COVID-19.

Zach talks with Simply Bookkeeping and Taxes about COVID-19 tax advice; President and CEO of the Tucson Metro Chamber of Commerce, Amber Smith talks about what the Chamber is doing to support local business and how we can too; Elissa Johnson, AZ state director, Criminal Justice Reform, for FWD.us calls in to talk about their proposal to state leaders to reduce the incarcerated population in jails to slow spread of COVID-19.