The Mike Broomhead Show Audio

73% of voters see the economy in a negative light, the Broomhead crew gauge the situation.

Mike finds a new study on some subtle signs you're ready to retire. 

GCU’s RISE 360 scholarship program is helping local high school graduates fast-track their teaching degrees and return to their high schools as teachers.

Now that the files will be released, when will we see the files come out? The DOJ has 30 days, Mike, Paticia and Pablo try to guess what day we will see them released. 

Does Arizona’s ESA program cost $1 billion?

We've been talking about opening government protected land to farmers to help with our beef costs on the show, now it's a reality.

Does Arizona’s ESA program cost $1 billion? We talked to KTAR Education reporter Shira Tanzer more on how a nonprofit is clashing with officials over the exact amount.

Arizona U.S. Senator Mark Kelly was one of several democratic lawmakers who appeared in a video urging members of the military to refuse "illegal" orders--even if they come from the commander-in-chief. Mike wants to know what the Senator is really saying. 

Both the House and Senate acted decisively Tuesday to pass a bill to force the Justice Department to publicly release its files on the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The bill passed the House 427-1, with the only no vote.

In Washington, lawmakers are voting on the release of the Epstein files. Mike Broomhead talks about people already apologizing and what people could possibly learn.

One Arizona lawmaker plead guilty to signing a dead woman's name on a ballot. Mike Broomhead talks about the security of elections. 

Last night Scottsdale approved a measure to keep Axon in Arizona. Danny Seiden, Chamber of Commerce CEO, joins to explain the impact of this decision.

St. Mary's Food Bank is gearing up for Thanksgiving. Jerry Brown, with St. Mary's, talks about how the community can help and local drives going on. 

Scottsdale approved a measure that would keep Axon in Arizona, but the company would have less housing units than originally planned. Danny Seiden, CEO and President of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry, talks about the vote and the impact it will have on the economy.

President Trump says prices are lower and continue to go down. Mike Broomhead talks about grocery prices and the SNAP program.

In today's "did you hear this" we hear Mike's take on A.I. issues  

New York and Seattle now have openly socialists mayors, what will change?  

This hour we talked to Ron Wolfley about the Cardinals loss and more on lower prices on our food at stores

Hickman farms is set to be acquired by years' end by Brazilian company, Mantequeira. We talked to the CEO of the business to see what it means for the Valley and it's customers

Seems like the Cardinals can't catch a break, or anything for that matter. We talked to Arizona Sports host Ron Wolfley and got his "Bird's Eye View" on what the teams needs to do next  

Our state has seen a spike in the healthcare worker shortage, Jennifer Mellor the the Greater Phoenix Chamber tells us more about a program to help alleviate the numbers

President Trump calls for a release of the Epstein files from his republican counterparts

Mike has a great story of someone that flipped their opinion and life.

We have a list of the best and the absolute worst holiday gifts ideas. 

Phoenix Union is cutting staff by 6& and the Trump administration announces a new foster care initiative.

Last night Mike was asked to speak at the Mesa Police Annual Award Ceremony.

In today's "did you hear this", Patricia tells us about a record set with the help of some hot air. 

Are child crime predators being let off too easy? 

Is the Phoenix PD helping ICE agents, if so, what's the issue? 

Congress voted on a funding bill to finally open the government, what's next?

There's a huge geomagnetic storm happening right now, will Mike go outside tonight and look at the pretty lights? 

There's a new number one country song and you won't believe your ears.

Air travel is still a disaster but an end of the shutdown bill has advanced. 

Former Governor Doug Ducey stopped by the studio today and we caught up on national and state issues, the upcoming governor’s race and we find out more about "Citizens for Free Enterprise".

What will it take for air traffic controllers to get the country back in the air?

It's Veteran's Day and such an important day to honor our vets passed and present. 

President Trump recently announced a new 50-year mortgage plan, how would it work? We asked an expert about it and the details surrounding it. 

PUHSD is projecting a $20 million dollar shortfall and may layoff over 100 staff members. 

8 democrats voted with republicans to end the shutdown.

Will there be 50 year mortgages?

Mike talks about one of the most mysterious disasters in U-S maritime history occurred when the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior.

The Cardinals had another tough loss against Seattle, can they salvage their season? We talked to Arizona Sports' Ron Wolfley about it. 

The superintendent says thousands of Arizona teacher jobs are vacant and recent bonds and overrides had mixed success.

The US Senate has made a vote moving the shutdown forward, will it really end? 

In today's episode of "did you hear this", we hear the story of the mean name heard around the world.

How critical is the water source from the CAP/SRP project? We talked to Director of Research at the Kyl Center for Water Policy about its importance. 

It's time for "dinner with a cop", we talked to the Phoenix PD on everything you need to know to participate.