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Drew Stanton discusses what adding Jacoby Brissett can do for the Arizona Cardinals, what he thinks the Cardinals' offense needs to improve and what he likes about the free agent signings Arizona has made.  

Wolf and Luke react to Ryan Dunn and Oso Ighodaro playing well and the impact it had on Devin Booker and Former Arizona Cardinals Quarterback Drew Stanton joins the show.

Wolf and Luke react to the Phoenix Suns blowing out the Toronto Raptors in last night's win and Voice of the Suns, Jon Bloom, joins the show.

Wolf and Luke look to see what the national media is expecting from the Arizona Diamondbacks and if the Arizona Cardinals are done in free agency.

Wolf and Luke discuss if the Phoenix Suns can actually make the play-in tournament and whether the free agency class or the 2025 draft class will impact the Arizona Cardinals upcoming season more.

Jon Bloom discusses the Phoenix Suns' blowout win over the Toronto Raptors, how much he sees the young players playing the rest of the season and what Cody Martin brings to the team.

Sydney just discovered that her husband Connor has sent flowers to his coworker Michelle, not once, but twice and she wants to know what the hell is going on at his office!   Connor insists he's was just rewarding Michelle for her hard work, but who sends flowers as a work perk?

Will putting more requirements, such as registering with the federal government, on Canadian tourists and snowbirds cut down on our tourism numbers and revenue? We ask Greater Phoenix Chamber Senior Vice President of Public Affairs Mike Huckins. 

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Grab Bag on everything being discussed at the Washington State Transportation Commission // Linda Gradstein on Israeli airstrikes on Gaza overnight // David Fahrenthold on the Trump administration's latest deportation efforts and voiding President Biden's pardons // Brooke Shafer on the return of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunni Williams // Jeff McCausland on a call between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin about the future of war in Ukraine // Gee Scott on tumbling Tesla stock

Aitana desvela la fecha de su concierto en el Estadi Olímpic de Barcelona. Lola Índigo confirma cuándo va a salir su disco Nave Dragón. Maluma se echa a llorar en Barcelona. Rosalía muestra su apoyo a Guitarricadelafuente. Jenna Ortega habla sobre el papel de Lady Gaga en Miércoles.

On this episode of the Eye on the Tigers Podcast, Post-Dispatch beat writer Eli Hoff digs into Missouri's first-round matchup in the NCAA Tournament and suggests three keys for MU to advance into the second round.

Wolf and Luke react to the Cardinals signing Jacoby Brissett and the impact he could have on Kyler Murray and Phoenix Suns Broadcaster Kevin Ray joins the show.  

Mike DeCourcy discusses if he sees a favorite in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and how NIL has impacted the tournament.  

Wolf and Luke react to what Stephen A. Smith had to say at halftime about the Suns and Fox Sports Bracketologist Mike DeCourcy joins the show.  

Wolf and Luke react to the Suns losing to the Lakers on National TV and Wolf reacts to what the Cardinals have done in free agency.

Kevin Ray joins Wolf and Luke for Suns Gameday with K-Ray as he discusses the Phoenix Suns' win over the Sacramento Kings, their loss to the Los Angeles Lakers and if he thinks there will ever be clarity on what happened with the Suns this season.    

Wolf and Luke react to Bradley Beal going down with hamstring injury and discuss if there is a spot on the Diamondbacks roster for Jordan Montgomery.  

Kristina says that her boyfriend Ethan told her that his boss put him on a special project recently that would require working later some days.    But by the way he’s been acting since all this started, she thinks he made the whole think up and is really hanging out with another woman after work.

There’s a Flamin’ Hot Auction Market

Hosts: Erin Rider and Greg Skordas  Government Shutdown Watch: Will enough Senate Democrats support the CR?  Will Senate Democrats join Republicans in passing the latest Continuing Resolution? It looks like it, especially following remarks from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. Democrats in both chambers have voiced a lot of concern, anger, and frustration in Sen. Schumer’s decision to support the CR. Inside Sources begins with a discussion on Sen. Schumer’s choice to support the Trump-backed CR.     Pres. Trump speaks at DOJ in rare presidential visit  President Trump is visiting the Department of Justice today in a rare presidential visit. Usually, Presidents do not physically go to the DOJ; it’s part of a tradition of maintaining distance between the White House and Justice. We give a preview of his speech, listen to part of it, and the Inside Sources hosts share analysis on what the President said and what it means for the future of the DOJ.    Report: Sundance Film Festival may leave due to recent state legislation  A new wrench in plans to keep Sundance in Utah -- reports now say the film festival could leave the state due to passage of House Bill 77, which changes which flags can be displayed on government property. And it's drawn conflicting messages from state lawmakers who've allocated millions of dollars to try and keep the festival in Utah. Hosts Erin Rider and Greg Skordas give their thoughts on the latest developments.    Lawsuits over DOE firings, Federal investigations into DEI at universities  More developments involving education today. More than 20 Attorneys General are suing to block the firing of roughly 50%of the Department of Education. This is happening while the Trump Administration launches investigations into dozens of universities accused of racial discrimination due to DEI policies... including the University of Utah.    Polls: Utahns like and support Senators Mike Lee, John Curtis  How do Utah voters feel about Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis? New polling from our partners at the Deseret News shows that for the most part, Utahns are still pretty happy with their senatorial choices. The Inside Sources hosts dig into the data and share their opinions on why Utahns continue to like and support their senators.     Changing relationship between Canada and the United States  If you go to the Canadian/US border on I-5 north of Seattle, you'll come across the Peace Arch. This monument -- inscribed with the words "may these gates never be closed" -- has been one of the defining characteristics between Canada and United States: peace and allyship. But now, things are changing. We’re on the brink of a trade war just as a new Prime Minister steps in to lead our northern neighbor. Inside Sources finishes by discussing the future of the relationship between the US and Canada.  

Hosts: Rusty Cannon and Taylor Morgan   Referendum against HB267 launches  The countdown is on. The Utah Education Association, along with several other unions, has launched their referendum against HB267 -- the bill that banned public labor union collective bargaining. They have to get roughly 141,000 signatures by April 16th. While they're working to get signatures for their referendum, other groups are working on those same people hoping they will rescind their signatures and scuttle the referendum effort. Inside Sources begins with detailed analysis of the situation.    U.S. fights back against Houthi rebels in Yemen  Under President Trump, U.S. military forces have ramped up airstrikes against Houthi rebels living in the Middle Eastern country of Yemen. Over the weekend, 53 people were killed by the strikes. Megan Reiss, Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, and the Founder and CEO of SolidIntel joins the conversation to break down how this situation truly affects those of us here in the U.S.    Senate Democrats feeling fallout over their vote on the federal budget  The federal government is operating normally today following a vote on Friday to fund the government through September. But the fallout continues, especially against Senate Democrats who split on their vote on the Republican-backed C.R. Now, there's talk about a "lack of confidence" in Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. What’s the latest with the future of the Democratic Party? Listen to find out.    How the pause in federal funding is affecting Utah’s international exchange programs  Just a week after taking office, President Trump issued an executive order freezing several kinds of federal funding. That funding -- as well as several kinds of international funding -- have been in limbo in the meantime. Felecia Maxfield-Barrett from Utah Global Diplomacy joins Inside Sources to discuss this freeze and how it's affecting some Utah organizations nearly three months later.    Trump administration ignores judicial order preventing some deportations  Over the weekend, President Trump invoked the Aliens Enemies Act of 1798 to speed up deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members to countries like Venezuela and Honduras. And although a federal judge issued a "stay" on the deportations, two planes full of illegal migrants landed in Central America. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins to break down the legal nuances of the situation.    Utah’s own “DOGE”: The State Auditor’s office  The past few months have been full of news and discussion with DOGE. The state of Texas even created their own DOGE after seeing how it worked on the national stage. But here in Utah, we have another name for DOGE: the State Auditor. The Inside Sources hosts discuss the role of the State Auditor in helping government be more transparent and accessible.    Gov. Cox calls for dismantling of Dept. of Education in new Op-Ed  Conservatives have long fought for a reduction or full dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education. As President Trump and Elon Musk's DOGE have made major cuts in that department, it's brought concern from more liberal lawmakers and several leaders of various states. But Utah's Governor Spencer Cox is fully behind the full dismantling, writing in a new opinion piece that it's about "returning power to where it belongs: to states and local communities."   

Over the weekend U.S. air and naval assets hit dozens of Houthi targets in Yemen, including missiles, radars and drone and air defense systems. ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers tells us a US offcial called the attacks an opening salvo against the Houthis that sends a strong message to Iran. 

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: DOGE steals a living man's SS // Bruce Harrell's niece isn't happy with the Mayor // Inslee clemency beneficiary arrested again // College in the High School // WE NEED TO TALK. . . Is everyone welcome here? 

$50 million Starbucks lawsuit // The $20 kindness challenge // SCENARIOS!

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Does your partner know how much you make? // Spas for pets // How do your turn down Girl Scouts? // What's bringing you joy right now? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY 

How tariffs will be passed to homebuyers Utah County named one of the fastest growing in the nation New law restricts cell phone use in Utah schools How much sleep do humans actually need? Gov Cox op-ed: 'It’s time to wind down the Department of Education' Free tuition at Harvard University?

Casey McNerthney from the King County Prosecutor's Office with "Crime and Punishment" // Jill Schlesinger on rising interest rates // Claire Bryan on the dilemma happening at Seattle schools surrounding AI // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Gee Scott on the Seahawks signing Cooper Kupp

Entrevista al presidente líder de Segunda: Pablo Sánchez nos refleja la felicidad del levantinismo. Y el Valencia sigue fuera del descenso. En nuestro primer SER Deportivos de la semana hemos llamado al presidente del Levante, líder de Segunda. Y hemos analizado el empate del Valencia en Girona, con nombres propios como el de Mamardashvili y Gayà. Y también Valencia Basket masculino y femenino.

Juan Diego Botto, nascut a l'Argentina, va arribar amb 3 anys a Espanya i ha forjat una exitosa carrera com a actor, ha participat en projectes com ‘Historias del Kronen' i ‘Una noche sin luna', el 21 de març estrena nova pel·lícula, ‘Los aitas'. Juan Diego Botto connecta el Llapis de Memòria.

Guaynaa presenta 'Caramelito' en LOS40 Global Show con Tony Aguilar. Ni Karol G, ni Taylor Swift: Este es el artista internacional que más ganó con su gira en España en 2024. Entrevista a Zahara en LOS40. El libro de Nina (la primera directora de OT) para mujeres sobre un tema poco hablado y estigmatizado. Lollapalooza 2025 tiene mucho acento español.

Uf, quedé cansadísimo después de ese vaciado.

Luke and Jody Jackson discuss what the key for the Phoenix Suns is down the stretch and are joined by Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Ryan Thompson.

Luke and Jody Jackson discuss if the Arizona Cardinals could go with a wide receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft and they talk to Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brandon Pfaadt.

Luke and Jody Jackson discuss what the offseason could look like for the Phoenix Suns after Tim MacMahon's latest article on ESPN and they are joined by Suns broadcaster Kevin Ray.

Luke and Jody Jackson discuss just how important Jonathan Gannon and Nick Rallis were to getting Josh Sweat to the Arizona Cardinals and how important tonight's game is for the Phoenix Suns.  

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Inrix CEO's poor excuse for leaving Kirkland // Harrell proposes property tax to pay for Democracy vouchers // Lynnwood City Council appointee steps away // Tesla terrorism? // WE NEED TO TALK. . . Meet new Seahawks QB Sam Darnold

Federal shutdown or continuing resolution? // Biggest mistakes people make in relationships? // SCENARIOS!

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Kids ordering Uber Eats at school // School noise // Gee wants to change teams // The Stinky Supervisor // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY 

Why more rich people are renting instead of buying Chick shortage! Price of eggs spurs more chicken ownership Tonight: 2nd SpaceX attempt to save astronauts stuck in space  KSL Movie show preview: Novacaine

David Fahrenthold on DOGE being dishonest about how much money the government is saving // Brooke Fisher-Clark on Dolly Parton's Imagination Library needing more funding // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Herb Weisbaum on issues with getting prescription medication // Gee Scott on Sam Darnold's first media appearances as a Seattle Seahawk // Paul Holden with a weekend roundup

What’s the Why? Why will Tempe’s new policies have an impact on real estate around the Valley?

Why will Tempe’s new policies have an impact on real estate around the Valley?

 Just because you live here, though, doesn’t mean you get to call yourself a Phoenician. So what are the criteria for being able to say you’re a sun dweller? 

Ay no, es que nos fuimos como hilo de media y ahí estuvimos en el güiri güiri.

Post-Dispatch podcasts page: https://go.stltoday.com/0hfn43 Please consider subscribing: https://go.stltoday.com/9aigz5   JUPITER, Fla. -- Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray lobbed a compelling question into the conversation he and other members of the media had this past week with Tony Clark, chief executive of the Major League Baseball Players' Association.   Caray, a longtime presence on baseball broadcasts and third-generation Caray in that role, wondered what it would look like if Major League Baseball ditched geographic divisions and reimagined itself along economic lines. The divisions would be organized by market size, not region. Tampa Bay would be free from competing against the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox for a division playoff spot. The Colorado Rockies wouldn't have to keep pace with the wallets in the National League West, if they were in the Plaines Division with Kansas City.   It's one way to open up more spots in the postseason for markets that are increasingly seeing those routes erased.   Expansion is going to make such tinkering possible.   Intrigued, Best Podcast in Baseball host and St. Louis Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold asked Caray to expand on his question in this brand new episode -- and much much much more.   This is the 80th year of a Caray calling baseball, and that puts their family up there with some of the longest tenured in the history of the game in any role, any level, or any capacity. And there is a fourth generation on the way. FanDuel Sports Network picked up the Cardinals' Spring Breakout game on March 14 for prospects, but the prospects won't only be on the field. Chip's son, Stefan, will join him in the booth to call the game and offer thoughts on many of the players he's seen before from calling minor-league games.   Prospects for the future of baseball, prospects for the future of playing baseball, and prospects for the future of calling baseball -- all in one 30 minute conversation under the son at the Cardinals player development complex in Jupiter.   The Best Podcast in Baseball, sponsored by Closets by Design of St. Louis, is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and Derrick Goold.

Luke and Kellan Olson discuss some of the biggest decisions the Arizona Diamondbacks still need to make ahead of the season and they react to the latest Phoenix Suns loss to the Houston Rockets.

Luke and Kellan Olson discuss whether they believe free agency set the Arizona Cardinals up to take the best player available at #16 and they react to to Josh Sweat's introductory press conference.    

Nicole thinks her boyfriend Wes could be cheating because he flips out anytime that she touches his phone and recently accused her of snooping just because she noticed his phone blowing up and brought it to him in another room...Is there somethings Wes doesn't want Nicole to see?

Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporter Matthew DeFranks joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss the team's recent surge and the impact of Colton Parayko's injury. Find more podcasts from the Post-Dispatch. Subscribe to the Post-Dispatch.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Rusty Cannon  Trump appeals to SCOTUS on birthright citizenship; Judge says some federal employees must be rehired  The Trump Administration is now taking their appeal for a rethinking of birthright citizenship to the highest court in the land. The Supreme Court has not yet said if they will or will not take the case, but it’s a major update in this fight involving the 14th Amendment. At the same time, a federal judge has ruled that the Trump Administration must also rehire thousands of probationary federal workers who were laid off. We begin Inside Sources discussing the latest on these two legal challenges.    Putin agrees ‘in principle’ to temporary ceasefire with Ukraine  New developments today in the potential for a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia: Russian President Vladimir Putin said he agrees in principle with a U.S.-backed proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Ukraine. Okay... so what does that mean? And is that enough? Inside Sources delves into this update and analyzes whether or not it could lead to lasting peace.    President Trump says he won’t back down on tariffs  The back-and-forth on tariffs continues today. President Trump says he will impose a 200% tariff on all wine, champagne, and alcohol coming in from France and other EU countries. The only way he won't put these tariffs in place is if the European Union lifts the tariffs they put in place on the US ... in response to the President's tariffs that he put in place this week on steel and aluminum imports. The Inside Sources hosts discuss how these reciprocal tariffs are affecting consumer sentiment.    Congressional check-in with Representative Mike Kennedy  Utah's newest Congressman has been in office for just under three months, so we wanted to check in with him on how things are going. 3rd Congressional District Representative Mike Kennedy is sponsoring legislation with Senators Mike Lee and John Curtis that would block 'Wall Street' control of Utah's public lands. He joins Inside Sources to explain the bill and give his takes on the federal budget.    Two methods of providing lunches to Utah’s students  One teacher in Weber County is using TikTok -- and her smooth dance skills -- to raise money for school lunches. Kati Jo Christensen dances on her TikTok channel and raises funds to help pay off school lunch debt for students around the district. While she’s dancing around, we wait to see if Governor Cox will sign HB100, which would also help kids get free lunches at school.