The Mike Broomhead Show

St. Vincent de Paul prevented homelessness for over 39,000 Arizonans in 2025, more than doubling its goal impact. We talked to the CEO about it's success. 

More protests in Minneapolis after another immigration related shooting happened. 

With the election year already heating up, we hear from one of the candidates, Karrin Taylor Robson about her priorities going into office. 

The Mullet contest is underway at the Pennsylvania Farm show, in today's "did you hear this", Mike reveals his greatest hair.

Who's running for governor? Plus the democrats launch a voter registration drive. 

Chandler Unified is considering cutting staff and another school is changing their school week. 

The city of Scottsdale is facing lots of questions with the Axon deal, we talked to Scottsdale City Council Candidate Rauol Zubia, who's done community work there for over 20 years what the pushback is. 

Governor Hobbs says she's working with law enforcement as reports of ICE expanding in our state loom. 

Muhammad Ali is being commemorated on a new U.S. postage stamp, who would Mike put on a stamp if he had the chance? We asked him in today's edition of "did you hear this?". 

Recently voting against the extension of ACA subsidies, we talked to Arizona's Juan Ciscomani about why he voted no and about the chances of another government shutdown.