Zach talks with the team from Ten55 Brewing Company and United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona about their craft beer collab in support of 100 years of UWTSA impact in Tucson. Zach debriefs the landslide Prop 411 result the night before in Tucson. And, President Biden’s housing strategy and local relevance.

Zach sits down for an update with Carol Stewart, Associate Vice President for Tech Parks Arizona, to talk about the completion of The Refinery, the number of companies incubating at the UArizona Center for Innovation, and how we create high-paying jobs in Greater Tucson. Zach talks about the US News and World Report analysis of great places to live in America and what they have in common. Then, Anthony Avila, Development Manager for The Drawing Studio comes on to talk about the Studio as part of the Vantage West Credit Union series highlighting innovative organizations coming out of COVID that deserve community support.

Zach talks with National security analyst and former FBI Chief Inspector Frank Figliuzzi about Buffalo and challenges to American Democracy; Zach discusses the Suns' historic collapse in Game 7 the night before; and, with Tucson in the national news last week, where was the local love?

Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Rob Elias and Barbra Coffee, Director of Economic Initiatives, City of Tucson

Zach talks with Faith and Culture Contributor Jeff Logsdon about the modern state of confession; Ruben Navarette calls-in to discuss his piece on the thing that is continuing to erode trust in media.

Zach sits down with Tucson Metro Chamber of Commerce CEO Michael Guymon, and Board Chair Edmund Marquez to talk about the role of the Chamber in today's Tucson, supporting and growing small and large businesses alike, and what comes next.

For the Monday Morning News Hour, Zach talks about World View hitting 1,000 reservations from people who want to go to the stratosphere, the Teamsters in Tucson push back on free transit after violence and vandalism increases, and Lea Marquez Peterson talks about Arizona's shifts to clean energy over the few couple decades.

Zach talks with Joe Garcia and Lydia Aranda of Chicanos Por La Causa, about their new, nonpartisan $10-million dollar campaign to turnout Latino voters, and what issues Latino voters want candidates to discuss. Zach talks briefly about the piece in the Arizona Daily Star about the City of Tucson spending $7 million dollars to provide less than 1,000 homes with internet; in a special segment sponsored by Vantage West Credit Union, President/CEO of the YMCA of Southern Arizona, Kurtis Dawson, comes by to talk about some big YMCA news and how to support.

Zach sits down with John Adams, Deputy Director of Biosphere 2 to talk about the Center for Human Space Exploration (CHaSE) and the Space Analog for the Moon and Mars (SAM) at B2. Zach talks about the 5-year (max) window Tucson has to lock in its national position as a leader in the New Space Industry.