Zach talks State legislature, voting rights legislation, and her recently announced congressional run, with AZ State Senator Kirsten Engel. Zach also talks about his recent conversation with ASU President Dr. Crow about how AZ and Tucson can live up to its potential of being a bioscience state, and how innovation and economy happens.

Zach sits down with ASU President Dr. Michael Crow to discuss universities requiring vaccinations, hybrid education, student loan forgiveness, the future of higher education, the new Phoenix Biomedical Campus, and more. Zach also debriefs his conversation the day before with Professor Steve Teles from Johns Hopkins and a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, discussing the blindspot moment both political parties are having at the local level and why it matters for our democratic institutions.

Zach sits down with ASU President Dr. Michael Crow to discuss universities requiring vaccinations, hybrid education, student loan forgiveness, the future of higher education, the new Phoenix Biomedical Campus, and more. Zach also debriefs his conversation the day before with Professor Steve Teles from Johns Hopkins and a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, discussing the blindspot moment both political parties are having at the local level and why it matters for our democratic institutions.

Zach sits down with ASU President Dr. Michael Crow to discuss universities requiring vaccinations, hybrid education, student loan forgiveness, the future of higher education, the new Phoenix Biomedical Campus, and more. Zach also debriefs his conversation the day before with Professor Steve Teles from Johns Hopkins and a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, discussing the blindspot moment both political parties are having at the local level and why it matters for our democratic institutions.

Zach sits down with ASU President Dr. Michael Crow to discuss universities requiring vaccinations, hybrid education, student loan forgiveness, the future of higher education, the new Phoenix Biomedical Campus, and more. Zach also debriefs his conversation the day before with Professor Steve Teles from Johns Hopkins and a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, discussing the blindspot moment both political parties are having at the local level and why it matters for our democratic institutions.

Zach talks about why he's so excited about the success of the UA Women's Basketball Lady Cats and their unprecedented Elite 8 success. Zach talks about similarities in the way Minneapolis and Tucson are wrestling with rethinking public safety 10 months in. Then, Steve Teles, a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, talks about how Republicans can become viable in urban centers, why they need to be, and why he, as a Democrat, thinks it would be good for the country.

Zach talks about why he's so excited about the success of the UA Women's Basketball Lady Cats and their unprecedented Elite 8 success. Zach talks about similarities in the way Minneapolis and Tucson are wrestling with rethinking public safety 10 months in. Then, Steve Teles, a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, talks about how Republicans can become viable in urban centers, why they need to be, and why he, as a Democrat, thinks it would be good for the country.

Zach talks about why he's so excited about the success of the UA Women's Basketball Lady Cats and their unprecedented Elite 8 success. Zach talks about similarities in the way Minneapolis and Tucson are wrestling with rethinking public safety 10 months in. Then, Steve Teles, a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, talks about how Republicans can become viable in urban centers, why they need to be, and why he, as a Democrat, thinks it would be good for the country.

Zach talks about why he's so excited about the success of the UA Women's Basketball Lady Cats and their unprecedented Elite 8 success. Zach talks about similarities in the way Minneapolis and Tucson are wrestling with rethinking public safety 10 months in. Then, Steve Teles, a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center, talks about how Republicans can become viable in urban centers, why they need to be, and why he, as a Democrat, thinks it would be good for the country.

Zach talks about the change in COVID mitigation restrictions Governor Ducey made this week, and asks what are the competing “gates,” data points defining decision-making. Zach talks with the Tucson Small Scale Development Coalition about the work they are doing to democratize missing-middle housing and development; Jason Robinson talks about the three levels of financial planning.