For most of us, movies are a chance to get away from our lives, to be transported to a different world for a few hours or just a way to escape some sweltering summer temperatures.
It’s getting to be 110 degrees or hotter in Phoenix, which can only mean one thing… you need a way to stay cool! Let me introduce you to Snoh Ice Shavery. This treat comes from the South China Islands and is known there as BaoBing. The trend spread to Los Angeles and couple of guys […]
With a population around 1.3 billion, China is the world's second largest country and the United States' biggest creditor. Leaders from each country have met recently to discuss our relations and best interests.
Do you need a place to get out of the summer heat and enjoy an ice cream sundae or root beer float? Well I have the place for you. MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain in Phoenix has been around since 1928 and it hasn’t changed much since that day. In fact, at MacAlpine’s, the shakes are made […]
Recently we found out, thanks to Edward Snowden, that our government was collecting data from our cell phones. In a world where we already don’t trust our government, should we be afraid? Data Doctor’s Ken Colburn says being afraid only comes from not having enough information. However, he says there needs to be a balance […]
In case you forgot, Father’s Day is right around the corner and Dad’s everywhere can appreciate a nice slab of baby back ribs. Some of my local favorites that specialize in saucy ribs are Famous Dave’s, Honey Bear’s BBQ, with two locations in Phoenix, and of course Bobby Q’s. So don’t take Dad to a […]
The worst year for Arizona tourism was 2009, according to Kristen Jarnagin, VP of Communications at the Arizona Lodging & Tourism Association. However, since then each year the tourism rate grows a little more, even in the hot summers. I spoke to Jarnagin about the biggest attraction in Arizona, the Grand Canyon (can you believe […]
Want a good place to grab some brews? Well there are a number of locations in the Valley that have hundreds of beers on tap just waiting for you to try. World of Beer on Mill Avenue and Yardhouse restaurants are great places to stop by and taste some new beers. There is a universe […]
Recently the Boy Scouts of America decided to end the ban on openly gay scouts becoming and/or being members. The decision was met with a luke warm response from people because many felt the effort didn’t go all the way. There is still a ban on gay leaders in the Boy Scouts. Tom Simplot is […]
Everyone should have an Italian Mama that cooks for you and if you haven’t found yours yet, then look no further than at the award winning La Fontanella. I have tried many of the dishes that La Fontanella has on its menu and let me tell you that you can’t go wrong with any of […]
I sat down with Derrick Hall, President and CEO of the Arizona Diamondbacks, to talk about a variety of topics about America’s favorite past time. He talked about how the MLB compares to the NFL, how the new commissioner should continue Bud Selig’s legacy but focus on the international part of the sport. He brought […]
If you’re looking for a place to go to get some great Dim Sum, look no further than The Great Wall on 35th Ave in Phoenix. I suggest arriving a little early because the line can be long, but boy, is it worth the wait. The endless carts of food coming by your table will […]
Sandra Wilken is a luxury property real-estate agent for many years and told Pat McMahon despite a tough few years recently, the market for high priced homes in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley is improving. Follow @KTAR923
The Salty Sow prides itself on being a restaurant “featuring local & sustainable ingredients in a farmhouse modern atmosphere.” Pat McMahon is a big fan of the ‘farmhouse’ cuisine and has a few favorites including one dish from the “things in a jar” section of the menu. Location: 4801 East Cactus Road Phoenix, Arizona 85254 […]
Pat McMahon believes that Miracle Mile is the closest thing you will find to a New York deli here in the Valley. With two locations and a wide array of sandwich options, it is the place for you if you are looking for a hint of “back east.” Locations: Scottsdale Promenade 7435 East Frank Lloyd […]
20 year CIA veteran, Paul Kinsinger, spoke with Pat McMahon about Benghazi, North Korea, Kim Jong Un, and why Syria keeps him up at night. Follow @KTAR923
Pat McMahon let’s you in on a breakfast and brunch “hidden treasure” on 7th Avenue and McDowell Road. If you need a place to go to get full on breakfast, Vovomeena is the place to go. Location 1515 N 7th Avenue Ste 170 Phoenix, AZ 85003 (602) 252-2541 Hours Tuesday – Sunday: 6:30 a.m. – […]
Bill Brunson, IRS Spokesperson for Arizona, Utah and New Mexico, believes the United States has the best tax system ever. Pat McMahon sits down with the tax expert to figure out if a flat tax would work, how electronic filing is better for everyone and how tax payers can help improve the system. Follow @KTAR923
Pat McMahon knows where to send you if you a looking for some good food on date night. Fogo de Chao is a Brazilian steakhouse located in Scottsdale, where the meat is served on a sword and cut to your liking. There are 15 different kinds of beef, lamb, sausage, pork and chicken for you […]
In the month of Autism Awareness, Pat McMahon interviews Denise Resnik about her son Matthew, 21, and his life as a person with autism. Denise is the co-founder of the Southwest Autism Research and Resource Center in Phoenix. She discusses some of the new programs that SARRC offers and how they are helping her son […]
Frequent flyer or not, you can find something great to eat at Sky Harbor Airport these days. The airport has been making some changes to the standard restaurants you find in the airport, bringing in local eateries to Terminal 4. Pat McMahon lets you know which places are open now, and what to expect within […]
