Joe DeSimone with Blue Chip Planning joins Chris to talk money, markets, world events, and how to reach your financial goals. Check out bluechipplan.com for more information.

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

0:00 Business owner calls in on making squatters on his properties uncomfortable to keep them moving along and how this should be a regionwide practice. (Sept 26, Hour 2)

9:51 Ed Ackerley on why he’s running for Mayor of Tucson and how you can help. (Sept 26, Hour 1)

16:37 Juan Ciscomani, excerpt of interview. On the Congressional campaign, his message, the enormous opportunity of America (Sept 27, Hour 2)

26:00 Congressman Andy Biggs interview excerpt on issues related to migrants at the border, pushing back on continuing resolutions (Sept 27, Hour 1)

36:04 Jonathan Hoffman and Chris discuss a Terry Bracy guest opinion. (Sept 27, Hour 3)

42:30 Excerpt of Chris’s discussion of Moderates vs hard Left and hard Right politicians. (Sept 28, Hour 3)

56:35 Congressman David Schweikert on the President’s state of mind, drug cartels poisoning America, and why he is against continuing resolutions (part 1 of the interview with him). (Sept 29 Hour 2)

1:04:55 Asian Americans, under assault, are tired of slogans such as “Stop Asian Hate” and are defending themselves against violence by exercising their Second Amendment rights. Also the soft discrimination against Asians. (Sept 29, Hour 2)

1:09:36 Brief excerpt from an hour chat with Jim Slone and Ed Alexander when Jim tells the story of Willie Nelson shooting a round of golf at Tucson National after a concert. (Sept 29, Hour 3)

1:14:34 Shaun McClusky with perspective on the new Tucson housing ordinance from the perspective o someone in the business for 15 years. A good counterpoint to what is being fed from the city and the media. (Sept 30, Hour 3)

Tommy Lloyd community involvement

Pedestrian deaths...toxicology city.

A news report on political polling with no actual pollSTERS interviewed...but lots of talk with the elected County Recorder.

Matt Russell, of Russell Public Communications joins Chris for Food Friday. Guest

Nelda Ruiz with Tucson Meet Yourself. It's coming up Friday Oct 7 through Sunday Oct 9th. Food, performances, and your neighbors. For more info, visit tucsonmeetyourself.org

Shaun McClusky pulls up a chair and The Three Foodies talk restaurants, cooking, and even a little about cigars.

Mikail Roberts. candidate for Marana Unified School District Board and Tom Carlson, incumbent running for re-election talk about issues facing the school district and their priorities if elected.

Shaun McClusky talks about Tucson's new policy that says you can't discriminate against a renter based on the source of their income. Shaun provides perspective based on his 15 years in the property management business. He also addresses the harsh reality of the danger of the eviction process.

Homeless man takes up residence at local business, authorities ignore.

Wake Up Tucson Sports Intern Ryan Larson and Chris talk UA and PAC 12 football, Brett Favre's poor decision making off the field, and...gasp...baseball!

Congressman David Schweikert on the President's state of mind, continuing resolutions, energy dependence in Europe.

Ed Alexander's History of Tucson Broadcasting Series continues with Jim Slone. Jim talks about his journey from disk jockey to management to ownership of several radio stations in Tucson. Glen Campbell, Buck Owens, and Willie Nelson all figure in the story.

Tuesday night at the pumpkin patch

An update from the Communist newspaper People's World and Tucson's own Salt of the Earth College

Dan Shearer, Editor of the Green Valley News, with an update from Green Valley...including what's new at the medical buildings on the campus of the closed hospital. And dogs in retail stores relieving themselves. For more information, check out gvnews.com

24 year old human smuggler in El Mirage, multi million dollar operation, 80-100 undocumented immigrants/month for at least six months.

TUSD Board recommendations--Val Romero, Luis Gonzales

Police ask the public for help catching violent criminals weeks or months after the fact. Why? Understaffed?