Zach talks with Pima County Supervisor Rex Scott about his position on voting centers and e-poll books, as well as the rise in deaths at the Pima County jails. Then, Brittany Battle and Michael Brasher come on to talk about the Fast Pitch event put on by Social Venture Partners to support emerging non-profit initiatives and organizations in Greater Tucson.

Louie Christensen, curator of the Twitter account Tucson Tomorrow is the Monday Morning News Hour guest, covering Arizona's big game to get to the Sweet 16, Norte Sur transit planning over the weekend, and Tucson's transportation future.

Zach gets a Tucson Unified School District update from Ravi Shah, governing board member. They discuss COVID policy, math and English proficiency rates, and more. Then, Heath Vescovi-Chiordi, the new Director of Economic Development for Pima County, comes on to talk about his vision for economic development in the region.

Zach and Matt talk about the very happy day that today's show falls on; then Zach spends time with listeners detoxing from the heavy talk of the last few days; Devon Underwood of The Talent Store comes on to talk about who's moving in and out of Tucson, and if you're trying to move someone here for your organization or business, how do you do that well?

Zach talks with Faith and Culture contributor Jeff Logsdon about a recent article in the NYT about the role of religion in educational and community success, by the numbers. Zach shares more data on the housing crisis in Arizona. Nationally syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette talks about his recent piece in the Washington Post on St. Patrick's Day.

Zach talks about listener feedback and new data, after his show the day before on homelessness in Tucson. Then, who's leaving Tucson for Phoenix, and who's leaving Phoenix for Tucson, and what does it mean? Finally, Zach talks about a good step for affordable housing made in Tucson the week prior, but much more is needed.

Zach talks about #1 seed Arizona's chances in March Madness, and the man who bought Tom Brady's "last" thrown football hours before Brady un-retired. Zach talks about the homelessness challenge in Tucson right now, and what to do about it. Then, Zach quickly shares one low and to highs for President Biden right now.

Zach talks with Monique Whitney from PUTT about why prescription drug prices are going up so much, so fast. Then, the UArizona team calls in live from Austin's SXSW conference to talk about how they're showing off Tucson to the world at this culture and tech mecca!

Zach talks with Arizona Daily Star Reporter Sam Kmack, city government reporter with the Daily Star....and Sophia with Cyclovia and Living Streets Alliance

Zach talks with Faith and Culture Contributor Pastor Jeff Logsdon about Lent, and the meaning and application for our time. Pima County Supervisor Steve Christy comes on to talk about Pima County voting changes, relaxation of COVID procedures, asylum seekers and Pima County, and more.