Winn Tucson

Guests - Ava Chen, Jack Dona

Guests - Ava Chen, Jack Dona

Guests - Betsy Smith, Katey McPherson, Scot Mussi, Eb Wilkinson

Guests - Betsy Smith, Katey McPherson, Scot Mussi, Eb Wilkinson
The political divide in America has taken a dangerous turn as Tesla owners across the country face vandalism and violence.
Two contrasting cases in Arizona schools highlight troubling inconsistencies in how educators are disciplined for misconduct.
Scot Mussi, president of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club, joined the discussion to share a significant legal victory regarding election integrity in Arizona.
Financial advisor Eb Wilkinson joined the discussion to provide perspective on recent market volatility and counter politically-motivated fearmongering about the economy.

Guests - Pamela Neal, James Rogers, Holly Swenson, Kelly Freeman-Evans

Guests - Pamela Neal, James Rogers, Holly Swenson, Kelly Freeman-Evans
Kathleen Winn welcomed Pam Neal to the studio. Pam, who moved to Tucson in 1991 with her husband, a former Air Force serviceman, is now chairing the 2026 Heart and Stroke Ball for the Southern Arizona American Heart Association.
Kathleen Winn welcomed James Rogers, senior counsel at America First Legal Foundation, to discuss a significant legal victory for election integrity in Arizona.
Holly Swenson, author of "Stop, Drop, Grow and Glow," joined Winn Tucson to discuss promoting wellness and civility in an increasingly divided society.
Kelly Freeman-Evans, co-founder of Hope and a Future, joined Winn Tucson to celebrate the organization's 20th anniversary.

Guests - Elijah Norton, Tom Horne, Gina Swoboda

Guests - Elijah Norton, Tom Horne, Gina Swoboda
In a rare move, Arizona's Senate Director Nominations Committee voted unanimously to reject Barbara Richardson as the permanent head of the Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI).
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne is facing criticism from State Senator Jake Kaufman over his administration of the state's Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program, which provides families with funds to pursue educational options outside the traditional public school system.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the SAVE Act (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act), legislation requiring documented proof of U.S. citizenship to register for federal elections. Arizona GOP Chair Gina Swoboda, who has long championed election integrity measures, explained the significance of this development.

Guests - Congressman Eli Crane, Tevi Troy, Dave Smith, Chad Heinrich

Guests - Congressman Eli Crane, Tevi Troy, Dave Smith, Chad Heinrich
Representative Eli Crane, serving Arizona's second congressional district, reports significant progress on border security under the Trump administration.
Author and analyst Tevi Troy offers perspective on President Trump's recent tariff announcements and the subsequent market reactions.
Chad Heinrich, State Director for the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) in Arizona, is advocating for an increase in the business personal property tax exemption.
The Tucson City Council is facing decisions about the city's struggling bus system, which has been operating fare-free.

Guests - Ava Chen, Richard Battle, Elijah Norton

Guests - Ava Chen, Richard Battle, Elijah Norton
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has established a direct presence on U.S. military bases through GNC, the national nutrition retailer now fully owned by a Chinese state entity.
Richard Battle, author of "Made in America by Americans, not Americans," explains the importance of tariffs in addressing America's trade imbalance with countries like China.
Elijah Norton, an Arizona insurance business owner, is sounding alarms about Governor Katie Hobbs' nominee for Director of the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI), Barbara Richardson.

Guests - Scott Miller, Katey McPherson, Betsy Smith

Guests - Scott Miller, Katey McPherson, Betsy Smith

Host - Kathleen Winn: 9:00-9:30, Guest Host: David Smith 9:30-11:00

Host - Kathleen Winn: 9:00-9:30
Guest Host: David Smith 9:30-11:00
The markets are showing significant volatility today, with the Dow currently down 1.92%. However, this correction shouldn't cause panic.
In breaking news, House Speaker Mike Johnson and Representative Anna Paulina Luna have reached a deal to end her effort to ensure new parents can vote by proxy.
Today marks a special occasion as Kathleen Winn joins the 100 Homes Challenge to change a life forever. This initiative, supported by Bass Pro Shop and Lennar Homes, has built a home for Sergeant Tanner House, who lost the use of his legs while serving his country.

Guests - Brian Reisinger, Steve Christy

Guests - Brian Reisinger, Steve Christy
American family farms are disappearing at an alarming rate, with potentially devastating consequences for our food supply, national security, and cultural heritage.
Pima County is witnessing a political transition as Supervisor Adelita Grijalva steps down to run for her father's congressional seat. This creates an opening on the Board of Supervisors that will be filled through an appointment process.

Guests - Master Sgt. Jack Donna, Dave Smith, Kelly Delalla

Guests - Master Sgt. Jack Donna, Dave Smith, Kelly Delalla
In a recent press conference, Rodney Glassman, candidate for Arizona Attorney General, voiced his support for Arizona's Stolen Valor Act—a pro-veteran bill currently stalled in the state legislature.
Dave Smith, a market analyst with governmental experience, provided historical perspective on the tariff strategy: "Tariffs are American history. They're European history. I mean, they've been a diplomatic and economic tool forever."
Kelly Delalla, president of the U of A chapter of NEW, explained that the event titled "The Fight is Far From Over" will feature Riley Gaines speaking to young women at U of A as well as community members.