Sherry Harrison
Law Matters 1030
At Law Matters, our mission is to carry out non-partisan research, education, and informational activities by opening the lines of communication through public media, and classroom settings between law enforcement, lawmakers, as well as military personnel, whose goal of increasing awareness serves to establish safer, more informed communities. We are a 501(c)(3) dependant on your support. https://lawmatters1030.org/programs
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Immigration Always Changing Laws 28.07.2026 50:56
Understanding Recent Changes in U.S. Immigration Policy with Mo Goldman In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the latest developments in U.S. immigration policy, the backlog crisis, and case studies illustrating how these policies impact individuals seeking refuge or legal status. Whether you're interested in policy analysis or real-world immigration stories, this episode offe...
Tax Dollars Spent on What???? 26.07.2026 55:30
The frivolous spending of our tax dollars on decorating air force one, golf trips, rallies, the Qatar plane, parties, and giving family members no bid contracts in the amount of about 900 million for projects they have no experience in. This is just a small part of the billions being wasted while benefits are taken away from health care, veterans, childcare, and the environment to name a few.
Juan Pablo Escobar 23.07.2026 35:57
Juan talks about his childhood, his father notoriety, how a life of crime leads to just 2 things. Juan has written books and created documentaries about his life that are worth checking into.
Desert Thunder Squadron 21.07.2026 22:03
In this episode, Nancy Cole shares insights about the honorary commander program at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, its significance, upcoming events, and how the community can support and get involved with the military. Discover how civilians can connect with the base, support military families, and learn about the transition programs for service members. Honorary commander program at Davis-Monthan...
K9s in Grocery Stores 19.07.2026 21:55
In this episode, Theresa shares her recent experience with a dog in a grocery store, highlighting issues with service animal laws and store policies. We explore the need for clearer regulations and how consumers can advocate for safer, more responsible practices. Legal rights regarding service animals Store policies and law enforcement responses Risks of untrained or fake service animals Advocacy...
Laws of Nature 17.07.2026 30:48
In this episode, NOAA meteorologist Jon Gottschalck explains the science behind weather phenomena like El Niño, La Niña, hurricanes, and tornadoes, and how these impact global and local weather patterns. Discover how weather predictions are made and the importance of preparedness. · El Niño and La Niña differences and impacts · How NOAA predicts weather using models and AI · The role of vertical w...
Little Crooks Know Big Crooks 11.07.2026 29:50
In this episode, Marc Levine shares fascinating stories from his career as a DEA special agent, highlighting major drug busts, undercover operations, and the complexities of law enforcement work. Discover insights into cartel operations, chemical trafficking, and the risks faced by agents on the front lines. · DEA undercover operations in New York City · Disruption of cartel activities on Roosevel...
Current Columbia and Mexico with Mike Vigil 11.07.2026 58:13
In this episode, Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the recent kidnapping of Mayo Zambada, cartel dynamics, and the geopolitical implications of law enforcement actions in Mexico and South America. The kidnapping of Mayo Zambada and its implications Cartel leadership and recent changes after El Mencho's death The use of military-grade weapons and tactics by...
Independence, the Future of Voting 09.07.2026 27:42
In this episode, we explore the complexities of Arizona's political landscape, ballot access issues, and the importance of independent voters in shaping a better democracy. Guest Paul Johnson shares insights on reform efforts, gerrymandering, and the need for bipartisan cooperation. Ballot access challenges for independents Gerrymandering and primary system flaws The rise of independent voters in...
AZ AG Kris Mayes on Job Integrity 07.07.2026 27:06
In this episode, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes discusses her work, election integrity, legal challenges, and her views on the current political landscape. She shares insights on lawsuits, election security, and her transition from Republican to Democrat. Legal challenges faced by Arizona Election security and voter integrity Partisan politics and party transition Lawsuits against federal pol...
Immigration Benefits Not What You Think 07.07.2026 54:18
In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, the high costs and delays involved, and the human stories behind immigration policies. He highlights issues like visa processing times, fees, and the impact of recent policies on individuals and families. Immigration benefits processing delays High costs and fees for visas and naturalization...
Primary Voter Rights 29.06.2026 31:05
In this episode, Chad from the Independent Voter Project discusses the flaws in the primary election system, voting rights issues, and the importance of voter education. He highlights how current primary processes disenfranchise independent voters and explores potential reforms to create a more inclusive democracy. Primary election reform and nonpartisan primaries Voter disenfranchisement of indep...
Fentanyl crisis in New Mexico, voting 27.06.2026 59:05
Mike Vigil talks abotu the fentanyl traveling through New Mexico, the political candidates, primary voting for the midterms, attorney generals role.
Sheriff Danniels and case leadership 26.06.2026 23:35
Sheriff Mark Danniels shares insights on law enforcement leadership, community engagement, border security, and handling complex investigations, emphasizing the importance of trust, collaboration, and transparency. Law enforcement leadership and community trust Border security and operational management Community youth engagement programs Handling complex missing persons cases Inter-agency collabo...
Rodney Glassman support for Trump 22.06.2026 15:56
In this episode, Sherry interviews Rodney Glassman about his candidacy for Arizona Attorney General, discussing his experience, policy positions, views on election integrity, law enforcement and support for Trumps agenda. Experience in law enforcement and legal practice Stance on election integrity and election lawsuits Policy differences with opponent Chris Mays Approach to law enforcement and pu...
Foreign Relations with Mike Vigil 20.06.2026 1:07:06
Conversation covers several topics regarding elections, drug cartel, Mexico, Italy, corruption in gov.
Our America 19.06.2026 28:16
In this episode, Paul Parisi from Our America discusses the organization's mission to support American values, law enforcement, and community safety. He shares insights on crime prevention, free speech, and the importance of civic engagement. Organization's origin and mission Support for law enforcement and community policing Issues of free speech and media control Crime statistics and police fund...
Rt. 66 with Roger Naylor 16.06.2026 47:24
Join us as we explore the rich history of Route 66, Arizona's scenic landscapes, and the personal stories that make travel in Arizona unforgettable. Our guest, Roger Naylor, shares his insights on Arizona's hidden gems, travel tips, and the cultural significance of iconic sites. History of Route 66 and its significance How Arizona saved Route 66 through local activism Best hiking trails and outdoo...
Marc Levine, a life in Law Enforcement 14.06.2026 50:10
A life in law enforcement from local to federal. Drug arrests, good cops vs bad cops, Ambassadors
Drug Mule 06.06.2026 53:25
In this insightful interview, Mike Vihill, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the complexities of drug trafficking, the rise of synthetic drugs, and Mexico's efforts to combat cartels. The conversation covers innovative smuggling methods, international cooperation, and the importance of informed voting. Drug smuggling methods and innovations Mexico's anti-cartel strateg...
Hope on the Border 05.06.2026 55:08
In this compelling interview, Powell Gillenwater shares his inspiring work with Rancho Feliz, focusing on border issues, immigration reform, and community development in Mexico. Discover how education, housing, and volunteer programs are transforming lives and fostering cross-border understanding. Border issues and solutions Education and opportunity in Mexico Volunteer programs and community impa...
MVHL Consulting 30.05.2026 51:31
In this episode, cybersecurity expert Eliot Lee shares vital tips on protecting your digital life, from recognizing phishing scams to securing your home network. Learn practical strategies to safeguard your devices and personal information in an increasingly connected world. Cybersecurity best practices AI safety and risks Recognizing and avoiding phishing scams
Update on Current Affairs 25.05.2026 1:01:57
In this in-depth interview, Mike Vigil discusses the complex political and humanitarian issues facing Cuba, Venezuela, and Mexico, including US sanctions, regime stability, and international relations. Gain insights into the geopolitical strategies, historical context, and potential future scenarios for these nations. · US sanctions impact on Cuba · Venezuela's political landscape post-Maduro · Me...
Slippery Slope of Americas Hope 25.05.2026 53:16
This conversation explores the decline of American democracy, the influence of money in politics, international relations, and the importance of citizen activism. Experts analyze current political issues, historical context, and potential paths to restore accountability and integrity in the U.S. The erosion of democracy and civil liberties The influence of money and oligarchs in politics Internati...
James Gaylord, Chasing Chi Mak 22.05.2026 1:03:32
Retired FBI Special Agent Jim Gaylord shares insights from his career, including the high-stakes case of catching a Chinese spy, Chi Mak. Discover the intricacies of counterintelligence work, espionage tactics, and the importance of vigilance in national security. Counterintelligence techniques used in the Chi Mak case Espionage tactics and how spies operate within the US The legal and procedural...
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