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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.
Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note
0:00 Dr JoAnn di Filippo on CRT (Jan 30, Hr 2)
5:46 Shooting at a funeral, grave robbers, killing at Huckelberry Loop, “car culture” (Jan 30, Hr 3)
14:45 Grover Norquist, Americans for Prosperity, on the debt ceiling (Jan 31, Hr 2)
23:17 Need an idea for a Valentines Day date? See the Tucson landfill! (Jan 31, Hr 3)
31:12 Kevin Daly, Tucson Crime Free Coalition update (Jan 31, Hr 2)
42:02 Jesse Lugo on a COT change in plan for 5th Street (Jan 31, Hr 1)
52:09 Mike Vallante, America First Policy Institute on ranked voting (Feb 1, Hr 1)
56:53 Dan Shearer, Editor Green Valley News. Homeless count, BOS agenda process, scanning errors at stores (Feb 1, Hr 1)
1:06:27 Congressman David Schweikert on people figuring out economics…and pandemic fraud (Feb 2, Hr 2)
1:14:46 Food Friday! Cooking with Shan Shan (Feb 3, Hr 2)
1:24:12 UA Racetrack Mgmt students working at Rillito Park and the story of Cody’s Wish (Feb 3, Hr 2)
Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne with an update on issues facing schools and his to-do list for his new term in office.
State Representative Joseph Chaplik discusses pending legislation including a bill mandating that businesses with physical location must accept cash and HB2458 banning certain classroom education related to race and ethnicity.
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