Amanda Black, executive director of Literacy Volunteers of Coconino County and The Literacy Center was a guest on Wednesday's show to talk about what she and her programs do and their big fundraiser, the Adult Spelling Bee coming up.  

City of Flagstaff Community Investment Director David McIntire, Craeg Znetko and Jeff McCormick, were guests on Tuesday's show.  They talked about green programs with the city and how you can get involved. 

Alejandro Ramos, executive director of the Ramos Research Institute and Young Voices contributor was a guest on Tuesday's show to talk about his latest op-ed: "Trump's Hispanic Dilemma: Promises Made, Promises Broken?"

Flagstaff City Councilman Anthony Garcia was a guest on Monday's show to talk about the Joe Montalvo property, a new park, Mill Town and more.  

Alexander Salter is an economics professor at Texas Tech University and a Young Voices contributor.  He was a guest on Friday's show to talk about his latest op-ed: "The Fed's Triple Mandate Problem: It's Time To End The Confusion."

Arizona Superintendent Of Public Instruction Tom Horne was a guest on the show Friday to talk about the move to close the Department of Education and what that means for Arizona. 

Eric Wolverton from Habitat For Humanity Of Northern Arizona was this week's guest on "Building A Better Flagstaff" and talked about the Blitz Build that's coming up and a lot more.  

Jeff, Monica and Dave discuss the latest news involving the Defense Department's removal, and then reinstatement, of ten articles that were taken down Tuesday regarding Native Code Talkers. 

Flagstaff STEM City Coordinator Eli Cohen and Board Member Sheryl Wells were guests on Wednesday's show to talk about the STEM City Awards and more. 

Kimberly Heckler is an author.  She was a guest on Wednesday's show to talk about her new biography about her mother, "A Woman Of Firsts: Margaret Heckler, Political Trailblazer." Great interview we hope you all enjoy.