Zach talks with the team at the TMA running the Spring Artisan Market the upcoming weekend; Zach shares the all-important foundations for a great Tucson that are heading quickly in the wrong direction; Kristine Grow from Coalition for Medicare Choices talks about Medicare Advantage and decisions the Biden administration are looking at around it; Zach talks about the Shadi Hamid piece in The Atlantic "There Are Many Things Worse Than American Power."

Zach talks with Anya Thompson, who was born in Ukraine in the 1980s, and moved to the US in 2010, about what's happening there and how we can help. Zach talks about Tucson's climate plan, and a troubling trend that there isn't big immediate action on big issues like climate, housing, transportation, public safety and more.

Zach talks with Tom Simplot, the Director of Arizona's Department of Housing, about topics surrounding Arizona's housing crisis. Startup Tucson CEO Liz Pocock comes on to talk about Tucson's food entrepreneurship and ag tech landscape, and their upcoming program Recipes for Success to help cultivate the ecosystem!

Sharon Megdal, the Director of the Water Resources Research Center at the University of Arizona spends the entire hour on the show, discussing Arizona water security and water resources, and our options for the future.

Zach talks with faith and culture contributor Pastor Jeff Logsdon about Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, and a faithful response to what is happening in Ukraine. Carol Stewart and Eric Smith come on to share a technology and entrepreneurship update in the region from Tech Parks Arizona and the UArizona Center for Innovation.

Zach talks with Vishnu Reddy, from the University of Arizona, about the student and faculty team that is tracking space debris and the Chinese spacecraft part that is about to hit the moon on March 4. Then, Michelle Rouch and Jeff Logsdon come in to talk about the Aerospace industry in Arizona, and the book she co-authored called Astronaut Al Travels To The Moon.

Zach talks about Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the Supreme Court and a subtle piece of her nomination speech that has meaning for Tucson and the rest of the country. Zach talks about President Biden's poll numbers ahead of the SOTU, and shares his predictions for the speech. Zach wraps up talking about aggression in Ukraine and what the first week has meant for a changing world stage.

Tucson needs an approach to find a path for businesses to open....and Zach's trainer checks in!

Zach talks with Diana Charbonneau, of IMPACT of Southern Arizona, about their work on helping people out of poverty and their upcoming IMPACT Expo in Southern Arizona. Zach shares quick thoughts about what's unfolding in Ukraine. Liz Pocock and Devon Underwood come on to talk about remote work and update on Remote Tucson, as a part of the ongoing series Workforce Pivots.

Pastors Jeff Logsdon and Damond Holt discuss human trafficking in the region. Film Tucson comes on about a big film incentive being debated this week in AZ. Nationally syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette and Zach discuss Russia and Ukraine.