Podcasts
In the early hours of the morning January 28th 1903 a communication error at tiny Vail Station led to the worst rail disaster in Arizona history. On Tales of the Esmond Train Wreck, we talk with J.J. Lamb President of the Vail Preservation Society and Bill Kalt Railroad Historian and Author of Tucson Was A Railroad Town.
Chris DeSimone jumps right into it on a Monday morning, talking about the weekend in review, the Derek Chauvin trial and Tucson’s potential reactions, TPD Chief Chris Magnus, Maxine Waters and her call to action, Plissken Acres is literally burning and more of the crime report.
Zach sits down with Lorraine Rivera, host of Arizona 360 on Arizona Public Media, to talk a wide array of topics around the region and state, including the border, TPD Chief Magnus’s appointment to CBP, growth in Arizona, a state legislature update, the gaming compact that was just signed, a new vaccine study being undertaken by UA students, and more!
The Monday Political Face-off featuring Commentators Jeff Rogers and John Munger. And then we talk with our Mexico Contributor Keith Rosenblum about why Mexico is now the top international destination for American international travelers.
Guest: DEA Special Agent Erin
Appraisal Waivers
Guest Peter Sherayko
Dr. Zubida, Israeli Political Commentator; A. Shlaes, Conservative Author
Space Travel Anniversary; Rowhammer Attacks
We put resources onto our business, and it becomes an ongoing “constant.” We insufficiently evaluate if we are over-investing people, money and our management resources in protecting historical businesses. Thus, we don’t sufficiently invest in growth opportunities. Too often we think that we have no resources to pursue growth, when in fact we have ample resources if we redeploy.
E. Ackerley, Tucson Business Owners; Charles Heller, Civil Liberties Advocate
Amir Eden, co-founder of the website “Hebrew in Wonderland”
Itzet Rendon, Guild Mortgage
Akanni Oyegbola, City Councilman and Acting Mayor, City of South Tucson
Akanni Oyegbola, City Councilman and Acting Mayor, City of South Tucson
Mr. Washington