Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note

0:00 Dr JoAnn di Filippo on CRT (Jan 30, Hr 2)

5:46 Shooting at a funeral, grave robbers, killing at Huckelberry Loop, "car culture" (Jan 30, Hr 3)

14:45 Grover Norquist, Americans for Prosperity, on the debt ceiling (Jan 31, Hr 2)

23:17 Need an idea for a Valentines Day date? See the Tucson landfill! (Jan 31, Hr 3)

31:12 Kevin Daly, Tucson Crime Free Coalition update (Jan 31, Hr 2)

42:02 Jesse Lugo on a COT change in plan for 5th Street (Jan 31, Hr 1)

52:09 Mike Vallante, America First Policy Institute on ranked voting (Feb 1, Hr 1)

56:53 Dan Shearer, Editor Green Valley News. Homeless count, BOS agenda process, scanning errors at stores (Feb 1, Hr 1)

1:06:27 Congressman David Schweikert on people figuring out economics…and pandemic fraud (Feb 2, Hr 2)

1:14:46 Food Friday! Cooking with Shan Shan (Feb 3, Hr 2)

1:24:12 UA Racetrack Mgmt students working at Rillito Park and the story of Cody's Wish (Feb 3, Hr 2)

Shaun McClusky joins Chris for a wide ranging discussion on buffelgrass, gem show, hotel rates in high season, and soccer fields in Tucson.

Food Friday! Shan Shan, of the popular Chinese cooking website "Cooking with Shan Shan" brings Twice Cooked Pork for Chris and Co. Shan’s cooking expertise is in bringing authentic Szechuan cuisine to the table. Growing up in the Sichuan province of China has taught her the importance of flavor. For more information, visit cookingwithshanshan.com

Ed Ackerley joins Chris to discuss opening weekend at Rillito Racetrack and introduce Chris to

Michael and Hailey, two of University of Arizona's Racetrack Management program students who will be assisting at Rillito. Michael will be doing live handicapping talk at the track to help inform bettors. Hailey is helping with track management

Spy balloon spotted over the northwest.

A journalist claims objective reporting is something that was started by white males to force their world view on the people.

More Trivia with Mark Kadow with Tucson Games and Gadgets.

Drag queens reading to kids at schools and libraries...there aren't retirees who want to help kids read?

TUSD I/T issues

Congressman David Schweikert talks about federal debt, funding social security, and inflation.

Mark Kadow with Tucson Games and Gadgets. Mark and Chris discuss trends in games and the Feb 5th Happy Hour coming up at the Tucson location. And we have the latest installment of Wake Up Tucson Trivia. For more info on Tucson Games and Gadgets, visit tucsongamesandgadgets.com

Rock and Roll HOF inductees announced. Chris has issues.

Wake Up Tucson Sports Director Ryan Larson talks the NFL conference championship games and University of Arizona hoops.

Secretary Mayorkas and the border...so where does the buck stop?

Kamala ignores another question on the border from a Lester Holt and gives a nonsense response.

How do questionable candidates make it into office locally and nationally?

More discussion on proposed changes to BOS agenda process and call to the audience.

Dynamics of the BOS District 4 electorate

Masks at schools: Mississippi edition. "Jesus Loves Me" on a mask that made a little girl feel safe, was deemed offensive. The girl's family successfully sued the school district.

Rotary of Tucson's fundraising for JTED and saluting their efforts to improve education

Mike Vallante with the America First Policy Institute on a ranked choice voting initiative. Check out americafirstpolicy.com for more information about Mike and AFPI.

Dan Shearer, Editor Green Valley News. Report from the Santa Cruz Valley Car Show. GV News covers the Tucson/Pima County homeless "census" count. An update on Dan's brother in Ukraine volunteering in humanitarian relief efforts. Dan and Chris discuss "call to the audience" at last week's Board of Supervisors meeting. The new BOS Chair changed the way agenda items are added by the Supervisors, requiring bureaucratic review before items are added. How is this necessary and does this set a bad precedent? Check out gvnews.com for more information.