Zach debriefs the results of "Mini Tuesday" primary results, what Joe Biden's victory means for 2020 and what it says about the 2016 race, and how younger voters don't vote. Then, Tucson immigration attorney Mo Goldman comes in to talk details about the Migrant Protection Protocols that recently applied to Tucson, the blocking of it by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals late February, the appeal to SCOTUS that will be decided on March 12, and what it all means for Tucson.

Zach debriefs the results of "Mini Tuesday" primary results, what Joe Biden's victory means for 2020 and what it says about the 2016 race, and how younger voters don't vote. Then, Tucson immigration attorney Mo Goldman comes in to talk details about the Migrant Protection Protocols that recently applied to Tucson, the blocking of it by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals late February, the appeal to SCOTUS that will be decided on March 12, and what it all means for Tucson.

Zach debriefs the results of "Mini Tuesday" primary results, what Joe Biden's victory means for 2020 and what it says about the 2016 race, and how younger voters don't vote. Then, Tucson immigration attorney Mo Goldman comes in to talk details about the Migrant Protection Protocols that recently applied to Tucson, the blocking of it by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals late February, the appeal to SCOTUS that will be decided on March 12, and what it all means for Tucson.

The hour starts with Louie Christensen, curator of the Dirty T Twitter blog about Tucson happenings and goings-on, about Tucson's public image and the peoples' role in making sure it's the one we want. Then, Zach welcomes Joey Rodgers and Soleste Lupu, founders and owners of Dancing in the Streets AZ, a nonprofit organization in South Tucson teaching classical ballet. They just won a statewide Business of the Year designation, and we celebrate them on the air.

The hour starts with Louie Christensen, curator of the Dirty T Twitter blog about Tucson happenings and goings-on, about Tucson's public image and the peoples' role in making sure it's the one we want. Then, Zach welcomes Joey Rodgers and Soleste Lupu, founders and owners of Dancing in the Streets AZ, a nonprofit organization in South Tucson teaching classical ballet. They just won a statewide Business of the Year designation, and we celebrate them on the air.

The hour starts with Louie Christensen, curator of the Dirty T Twitter blog about Tucson happenings and goings-on, about Tucson's public image and the peoples' role in making sure it's the one we want. Then, Zach welcomes Joey Rodgers and Soleste Lupu, founders and owners of Dancing in the Streets AZ, a nonprofit organization in South Tucson teaching classical ballet. They just won a statewide Business of the Year designation, and we celebrate them on the air.

Guest host Ben Buehler-Garcia sits down with Danny Knee, the Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, to talk about their work on equity crowdfunding and housing affordability. Then, newly instated CEO of the Tucson Airport Authority, Danette Bewley, comes in to talk about the Tucson International Airport and her vision for its future and the importance of flying out of Tucson.

Guest host Ben Buehler-Garcia sits down with Danny Knee, the Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, to talk about their work on equity crowdfunding and housing affordability. Then, newly instated CEO of the Tucson Airport Authority, Danette Bewley, comes in to talk about the Tucson International Airport and her vision for its future and the importance of flying out of Tucson.

Guest host Ben Buehler-Garcia sits down with Danny Knee, the Executive Director of the Community Investment Corporation, to talk about their work on equity crowdfunding and housing affordability. Then, newly instated CEO of the Tucson Airport Authority, Danette Bewley, comes in to talk about the Tucson International Airport and her vision for its future and the importance of flying out of Tucson.

Zach talks about the week in review, including Election 2020, coronavirus, U.S. jobs report, Tucson Unified School District Governing board election updates, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals blocking the Migrant Protection Protocols, and more. Then, Arizona Corporation Commissioner Lea Marquez Peterson comes on to talk water, broadband, TEP rate case, and her candidacy for a full term after her appointment is up.