Podcasts
Chris DeSimone is waking up the community, shining a light on backroom politics and informing Tucson every morning. Tackling local issues in a no-nonsense manner, while still having a good time.
Host: Ed Ackerley
Guests
Rudy Garcia—We the People
Mike and Bonnie Quinn—Rockin’4Heroes, free concert to honor our heroes…Nov 10, Kriegh Park in Oro Valley. Details at rockin4heroes.org
Bill Buckmaster: Tucson’s most trusted voice for news and information
Guests include Pima County Supervisor Steve Christy, former Parade Magazine Science Editor Dr. David Levy and Attorney Don Loose.
Paul Gosar – U.S. House, Arizona CD 9; Roger Dickens – Dickens Foods; Kristen Pruett – AlphaGraphics Palo Verde
Law Matters mission is to carry out non-partisan research, education, and informational activities by opening the lines of communication through public media, and classroom settings between law enforcement, lawmakers, law litigators, and military personnel, whose goal of increasing awareness, serves to avoid illicit drug and criminal activities, preventing deterioration of neighborhoods.
World affairs
Bruce Ash was a member of The Inside Track team with the great Emil Franzi for many years. Bruce has relaunched Inside Track to deliver real news, straight talk and great guests and callers in the same tradition to KVOI radio listeners in Southern Arizona.
Vince Leach – GOP Candidate for Arizona State Senate, District 17; John Backer – GOP Candidate for Pima County Supervisor, District 2
Studies show an increasing chasm of understanding between the civilian population and those who protect us at home and abroad. For over a decade, American Warrior Radio has helped to bridge that gap by telling the stories of our men & women in the military and first-responder communities.
Remote
“Too Jewish with Rabbi Sam Cohon and Friends”
Jeremy Dauber, author of “American Scary”
A dramatic retelling of important moments in Tucson’s history, followed by insightful interviews with Tucsonans of all stripes.
In December 1970 a blaze erupted in a downtown landmark, resulting in a tragedy that still holds the distinction of an event that led to Tucson’s greatest loss of life, but it was one of Tucson Fires most heroic efforts.