Call to the audience is a problem for Supervisor Heinz

Allegations that vote counting equipment is not certified. Pima County Elections responds that the machines are certified. JoAnn breaks down what "certified" means...and may NOT mean.

Pima County Administrator Jan Lesher puts the Supes on the spot to make difficult budget choices regarding the election. Inflation is driving up county costs. What's in YOUR wallet?

Pima County Lobbyist Michael Racy not giving taxpayers written reports for $320K in fees.

Pima County voted in Executive Session on World View. The vote was 4-1 with Supervisor Christy voting no. Was it to appeal the World View decision and spend more taxpayer money defending their 2016 deal?

GOP...can we halt the circular firing squad for another day?

Pima County Attorney's Office wants you to use Narcan on people who are OD-ing

Bici-Caravana to the ballot box--Councilwoman Santa Cruz putting out events through her office. And feeding people for voting? Electioneer much?

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 Board of Supes Preview: downtown unsafe and regional prosperity commission. (Oct 31, Hour 2)

(12:53) Tucson autonomous trucking company TuSimple under investigation by multiple federal agencies. Another Tucson economic development success story. (Oct 31, Hour 1)

(21:03) The Atlantic: Forgive and forget government & public health officials over bungled COVID response. Chris doesn’t think so. (Nov 1, Hour 1)

(33:41) Congressman Andy Biggs on Biden’s lost migrant children and The Atlantic’s COVID article. (Nov 1, Hour 2)

(45:22) Josh Jacobsen: One of Tucson Crime Free Coalition’s suggested solutions and feedback from their 1,100 members of what they have to deal with. (Nov 2, Hour 2)

(57:17) Jonathan Butcher from the Heritage Foundation on education freedom. Nov 2, Hour 3)

(1:09:37) Congressman David Schweikert on the work it takes to elect a candidate and suggestions on how to talk with your neighbors. (Nov 3, Hour 2)

(1:17:45) Amy Bass with PEPP, Inc on serving those in need in Southern Arizona. (Nov 3, Hour 3)

(1:27:28) Phil Kerpen with American Commitment previews Tuesday's election. (Nov 4, Hour 1)

11:35:43) Chris, Rocco, and Mark Kadow: "What we like about YouTube." (Nov 4, Hour 3)

More space-based sci-fi

What we like about YouTube

Daylight Savings Time...

Nadia with All Souls Procession. Tonight through Sunday. Info on all of the events is available at allsoulsprocession.org

Rocco brings wings, his "Pizza of the Month" Thai satay pizza, and much joy to Chris and Co. For hours and information, check out roccoslittlechicago.com

Movies! Top Ten Sci-Fi movies based in space. Guest movie correspondent Mark Kadow from Tucson Games and Gadgets subs for vacationing Mark Van Buren. Rocco sits in for the discussion...and YOUR calls!

Latest meme: democracy is on the ballot. The Left must be losing and the media has sprung into crisis mode. Also who really wants a "democracy"? "You keep using that word..." Our federal republic is designed to temper pure democracy, isn't it?

Phil Kerpen with American Commitment give his take on the upcoming election and changes should the majorities flip in Congress. For more infomation, visit

americancommitment.org

Local outlets are reporting on TPD's low staffing levels. Wake Up Tucson has been talking about this for years. Welcome to the party, everyone.

Amy Bass, executive director of prevention PEPP (Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc). PEPP works to improve the qualtity rural life through a variety of education, health, housing, counseling services dating back to Bracero migrand farm workers. For more inforation visit ppep.org.

Also check out the Amado chili cookoff and associated events Nov 12th in Amado to support the Amado Youth Center Building Fund. For details, directions, and schedule, check out amadochilicookoff.org

Congressman David Schweikert on the hard work it takes to win elections and some tips on how to talk to neighbors

YOUR calls with field reports of observations of walking neighborhoods, phone banks, and info on early and emergency voting.

Construction job event...a big plus for the region

Tim Steller digs in on a story...is it because it suits his agenda?

Wake Up Tucson Sports Director Ryan Larson. What did we learn from the Arizona-USC game? A preview of UA at Ryan's alma mater, Utah, 4:30 Saturday. Chris is tortured by a World Series update. A recap of the NFL.

More with Josh Jacobsen on organized retail theft. Addicts are threatened with violence if they don't participate. Field reports from Wakies confirm what they see in stores.

County Supervisors on RTA Next. Supervisors posture on the issue...Supervisor Heinz gets pummeled.

Jonathan Butcher with the Heritage Foundation joins Chris for a discussion on educational freedom.