Zach talks with Louie Christensen, curator of the Dirty T Twitter blog, an entertaining and critical look at key Tucson issues. They talk about green tech, green policies and greenbacks - with climate policy and green technology being such a huge part of Mayor-elect Regina Romero's policy platform, how can we make green tech and green policies economically sound (if not) profitable for Tucson? Then, the Cultivate Tucson: Holiday 2019 Pop-Up Market team comes into the studio to share about this opportunity to support local creatives and artisans at this market on December 7, while also supporting a key nonprofit doing it!

Zach talks with Louie Christensen, curator of the Dirty T Twitter blog, an entertaining and critical look at key Tucson issues. They talk about green tech, green policies and greenbacks - with climate policy and green technology being such a huge part of Mayor-elect Regina Romero's policy platform, how can we make green tech and green policies economically sound (if not) profitable for Tucson? Then, the Cultivate Tucson: Holiday 2019 Pop-Up Market team comes into the studio to share about this opportunity to support local creatives and artisans at this market on December 7, while also supporting a key nonprofit doing it!

Zach welcomes a special first-time guest to the studio, his dad, Dana Yentzer! On the first half of the show, they talk about Ministry Resources Institute, which Dana is Founder and Director of, a ministry training center for church and ministry leaders. They talk about the state of churches and nonprofits in Tucson and how they are critical to meeting community needs, and how MRI's programs help more people gain the leadership tools they need to serve in those organizations. Then, they talk #okboomer, the generation gap hashtag that has taken the internet by storm. What's behind it, and what's ahead?

Zach welcomes a special first-time guest to the studio, his dad, Dana Yentzer! On the first half of the show, they talk about Ministry Resources Institute, which Dana is Founder and Director of, a ministry training center for church and ministry leaders. They talk about the state of churches and nonprofits in Tucson and how they are critical to meeting community needs, and how MRI's programs help more people gain the leadership tools they need to serve in those organizations. Then, they talk #okboomer, the generation gap hashtag that has taken the internet by storm. What's behind it, and what's ahead?

Zach welcomes a special first-time guest to the studio, his dad, Dana Yentzer! On the first half of the show, they talk about Ministry Resources Institute, which Dana is Founder and Director of, a ministry training center for church and ministry leaders. They talk about the state of churches and nonprofits in Tucson and how they are critical to meeting community needs, and how MRI's programs help more people gain the leadership tools they need to serve in those organizations. Then, they talk #okboomer, the generation gap hashtag that has taken the internet by storm. What's behind it, and what's ahead?

Zach talks about the Rio Nuevo TIF District and Downtown Tucson, and why Americans are less mobile than ever. Then, KP Madman and Marya McQuirter come into the studio to talk about the Public History Collaborative at the University of Arizona.

Zach talks about the Rio Nuevo TIF District and Downtown Tucson, and why Americans are less mobile than ever. Then, KP Madman and Marya McQuirter come into the studio to talk about the Public History Collaborative at the University of Arizona.

Zach talks about the Rio Nuevo TIF District and Downtown Tucson, and why Americans are less mobile than ever. Then, KP Madman and Marya McQuirter come into the studio to talk about the Public History Collaborative at the University of Arizona.

Zach talks with immigration lawyer Mo Goldman about the DACA proceedings at the Supreme Court, and what seems to be the fate of the policy. Then, Max Fisher from PICOR comes in to talk about the new UArizona Veterinary School in Oro Valley, and update on the industrial real estate market in the region.

Zach talks with immigration lawyer Mo Goldman about the DACA proceedings at the Supreme Court, and what seems to be the fate of the policy. Then, Max Fisher from PICOR comes in to talk about the new UArizona Veterinary School in Oro Valley, and update on the industrial real estate market in the region.