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Zach sits down with Pima County Board of Supervisor candidate Rex Scott (D), about his vision for the District and platform, as he and another Democrat and 4 Republicans seek to fill longtime supervisor Ally Miller's seat when she steps down after this term ends in 2020. Then, he talks about the national shortage of men and women who want to be police officers, and the existing shortages of officers around the corner; why that is, and what we can do about it.

Zach sits down with Pima County Board of Supervisor candidate Rex Scott (D), about his vision for the District and platform, as he and another Democrat and 4 Republicans seek to fill longtime supervisor Ally Miller's seat when she steps down after this term ends in 2020. Then, he talks about the national shortage of men and women who want to be police officers, and the existing shortages of officers around the corner; why that is, and what we can do about it.

Zach sits down with Pima County Board of Supervisor candidate Rex Scott (D), about his vision for the District and platform, as he and another Democrat and 4 Republicans seek to fill longtime supervisor Ally Miller's seat when she steps down after this term ends in 2020. Then, he talks about the national shortage of men and women who want to be police officers, and the existing shortages of officers around the corner; why that is, and what we can do about it.

Monthly Zach and co-host for a special hour, Aaron Gopp from Founder Institute Tucson, talk with a high-growth tech startup or tech-enabled startup, about the entrepreneurial environment in Tucson, over local tacos. On this show, Zach talks with Aaron himself about his own company Patter, along with co-founder Theresa Delaney. Patter is a guided software application that allows organizational leaders to develop, implement and manage their company's brand starting at its foundations. Theresa and Aaron also talk about PHX Startup Week and lessons learned by some of the things starting to gain momentum there, the role of the university in driving entrepreneurship and more.

Monthly Zach and co-host for a special hour, Aaron Gopp from Founder Institute Tucson, talk with a high-growth tech startup or tech-enabled startup, about the entrepreneurial environment in Tucson, over local tacos. On this show, Zach talks with Aaron himself about his own company Patter, along with co-founder Theresa Delaney. Patter is a guided software application that allows organizational leaders to develop, implement and manage their company's brand starting at its foundations. Theresa and Aaron also talk about PHX Startup Week and lessons learned by some of the things starting to gain momentum there, the role of the university in driving entrepreneurship and more.

Monthly Zach and co-host for a special hour, Aaron Gopp from Founder Institute Tucson, talk with a high-growth tech startup or tech-enabled startup, about the entrepreneurial environment in Tucson, over local tacos. On this show, Zach talks with Aaron himself about his own company Patter, along with co-founder Theresa Delaney. Patter is a guided software application that allows organizational leaders to develop, implement and manage their company's brand starting at its foundations. Theresa and Aaron also talk about PHX Startup Week and lessons learned by some of the things starting to gain momentum there, the role of the university in driving entrepreneurship and more.

Zach starts out the week talking about the stories and issues from the weekend shaping Tucson's future, including the news that the AZ legislature will not pursue a constitutional ban on sanctuary cities, Millennials more loyal to their employers than Gen X, the costs of Bernie Sander's healthcare and other plans, and how housing costs are one of the biggest crunches people are feeling in the economy today driving support for both Trump and Sanders.

Zach starts out the week talking about the stories and issues from the weekend shaping Tucson's future, including the news that the AZ legislature will not pursue a constitutional ban on sanctuary cities, Millennials more loyal to their employers than Gen X, the costs of Bernie Sander's healthcare and other plans, and how housing costs are one of the biggest crunches people are feeling in the economy today driving support for both Trump and Sanders.

Zach starts out the week talking about the stories and issues from the weekend shaping Tucson's future, including the news that the AZ legislature will not pursue a constitutional ban on sanctuary cities, Millennials more loyal to their employers than Gen X, the costs of Bernie Sander's healthcare and other plans, and how housing costs are one of the biggest crunches people are feeling in the economy today driving support for both Trump and Sanders.

Tipping Point launches a new monthly segment "Politics Over Coffee," where Tucson Democratic City Councilwoman Nikki Lee and Pima County GOP Vice Chair Chris King join to talk about difficult local and national issues from a bipartisan perspective, focusing on common ground solutions. This episode shares their surprising friendship and personal stories that brought them together about issues they both care about! And then Zach and guests talk guns and potholes.