The Chris & Joe Show

Some power companies in Arizona have been increasing their monthly rates. Joe and Barry talk the impact of those rate hikes, and some proposed data-centers. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes also joins to give her view and explain why she isn’t digging APS

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joins Joe and Barry to discuss the recent APS rate hikes 

Have you seen a scarier movie than 1975s Jaws? What's the latest with the Kevin Durant and Phoenix Suns? Joe and Barry tackle those questions and more on today's headline volley

Joe and Barry Markson (in for Chris) discuss Arizona's proposed budget plan, and explore the idea of a state government shutdown. AZ Senate President Warren Peterson joins the show to give his insight and what to expect with the Diamondbacks stadium deal

Arizona Senate President Warren Peterson joins Joe and Barry to discuss the state of the House, the recent budget plan, and the Diamondbacks Chase Field renovation deal

Why is there no way we’ll see a state government shutdown?

Joe and Pamela Hughes (in for Chris) discuss the heat in the valley. They think back on the hottest days in Phoenix, and hear what exactly to expect for the rest of the summer months from ABC 15 Meterologist Justin Hobbs

Do people constantly wearing airpods bother you? If you had the chance to loot, what would you be doing? Joe and Pamela (in for Chris) discuss their pet peeves and robbing banks on toady's headline volley

ABC 15 Meteorologist Justin Hobbs joins Joe and Pamela Hughes (in for Chris) to discuss the recent heat in the Valley and what to expect for the rest of the summer

Joe and Pamela Hughes (in for Chris) disucss the optics of AI in the workforce, schools fast-tracking physicians, and predict how long they have left to live

  Why are workers overwhelmingly confident A.I. is an opportunity for growth as opposed to a threat on their employment?

We’re planning a bachelorette party next, we’ll tickle your brain bone and tackle some of life’s most important questions in our headline volley,

Why is the cost of early education and child care more expensive than the cost of college?

Americans are feeling a hangover from their tariff-fueled buying frenzy early in the spring.

Child care and early education are essential to Arizona families for a variety of reasons, from preparing kids for school to stabilizing parents’ job situations.

Lindsey King, daughter of a missing man…Keith King and Kelly Waldrip, a private investigator are with us, they believe they’ve solved the case of how Lindsey’s Dad was murdered, and they believe they know who killed him and why.

APS is asking to increase rates for its residential customers by 14%, an estimated $20 monthly hit to a “typical” customer.

A new pickleball and dining destination called Dink & Dine Pickle Park is set to open later this summer in Mesa.  

Why won’t the county sheriff’s dig up this septic tank where you’re convinced your Dad has been placed?

When you sell tickets on Ticketmaster the seller generally pays a service fee for using the resale platform. Why?

An Arizona city cracked a top ten list for a good reason, but will their relic be around 10 years from now or will it just become a thing of the past, that’s coming up in the Headline Volley.

Will the Legislature get the state budget done before the deadline?

Why are these down to the wire budget decisions not a hiccup but part of the plan all along?

Why is the number of people barely getting by so high?  It’s more than just the cost of living

How much money are we spending on Father's day gifts?