Rick DeGraw joins Think Tank this week to break down the biggest recent stories in Arizona politics, including a judge's ruling on a law banning face mask mandates in schools.
This week's Think Tank goes over a court ruling that struck down a number of provisions in the Arizona state budget, including a ban on schools from requiring masks.
Former U.S. Sen. Dennis DeConcini of Arizona shares his perspectives on his time in the Senate and discusses several current issues in light of this experience on this week's Think Tank.
Stephen Richer was elected to a relatively low-profile office in 2020, Maricopa County recorder. He was immediately thrust into the midst of a national controversy concerning the legitimacy of the election.
This week's Think Tank discusses ongoing water shortages in Arizona. Reports that Lake Mead is at the lowest water level since it was created suggest that the problem is worsening, perhaps radically.
This week's Think Tank looks at the 2022 political landscape, including redistricting and voter registration trends as well as an early take on some Arizona primary elections.
Gov. Doug Ducey has dug in on enforcing a ban on mandated masks in schools despite a rapid rise in COVID cases in Arizona. This week's Think Tank panel will discuss varying aspects of the issue.
Recent reports have made it clear that our hands here in Phoenix, Arizona are not entirely clean in the area of political prosecutions. That's the topic of this week's Think Tank.
This week’s show format is an homage to Pat McMahon’s “The McMahon Group,” which regularly brought together interesting people who might not normally intersect with each other.
This week's Think Tank is replaying the entire Tom Ryan/Nathan Sproul interview on voting rights and taxes that was cut short by technical difficulties last time.
Two former prominent members of the Arizona Republican Party, Nathan Sproul and Tom Ryan, join the think tank this week to discuss voting rights, taxes.
This week's Think Tank talks with Fernanda Santos, who was the New York Times Phoenix bureau chief for five years. She is currently a professor of practice at Arizona State University's Cronkite School of Journalism.
A new book documents the story of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. But it is also the story of the (mostly Latino) resistance that developed in response to his aggressive anti-immigration policies.
