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The Chris & Joe Show
The Chris & Joe Show is a smart, fun and locally focused show where we want to explore why things are happening and why we feel the way we do about them
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Episodes
Hour 1: How to tell if it's real or AI 23.01.2026 35:20
Not sure how to tell if it's real or AI. Chris & Joe are trying to figure out the AI world.
David Rietz , Chief Drone Operator, Rapid Drone 22.01.2026 12:00
How are first responders using drones?
Hour 2: Look up in the sky 22.01.2026 33:28
How do drones help first responders?
The Volley: Water management and moving on 22.01.2026 10:40
When do you know it's time to move on from one job to another?
The Why: Protesting ICE 22.01.2026 10:49
Why is it unlikely that the drama we see in Minneapolis will play out in the Valley?
Hour 1: ICE in the desert 22.01.2026 32:20
Tension is rising between protestors and ICE in Minnesota. How will Arizona protestors interact with ICE?
Hour 2: Buying a house 21.01.2026 33:42
Can a single family afford to buy home in Phoenix?
The Volley: HOA rates and Fresh air 21.01.2026 11:29
Do you know when your HOA is raising it's rates? Why you need to know.
The Why: Speed cameras 21.01.2026 9:22
Why are some of the legislators going to do everything they can to hang onto speed cameras?
Hour 1: Say Cheese 21.01.2026 35:53
One valley city is thinking about bringing back speed cameras. Why?
The Why: Powering up data centers 20.01.2026 9:22
Why do data centers pay less for electricity than you and I
Hour 1: Feeling electric 20.01.2026 35:53
Why do utility companies in Arizona keep raising the rates on customers?
Hour 2: The cost of living in Hawaii will shock you 19.01.2026 25:22
The cost of living in America broken down by state, and guest host Lady La recounts how she was able to thank the first responders that saved her from near death in 2024.
Sarah Grado, CEO of notMYkid 19.01.2026 8:56
Technology is changing faster than parents can keep up. Sarah Grado, CEO of notMYkid, joins us to talk about social media, AI, and the growing impact of technology on children’s mental health. What parents need to know, what to watch for, and how to protect kids in a digital world.
Hour 1: 2026 is the new 2016 19.01.2026 36:09
Pop culture is circling back to 2016, and the internet is feeling nostalgic again. We talk about the return of old school filters, viral challenges, and the music that defined an era, and ask why this moment is coming back now. Then we look at what your phone reveals about you, from your wallpaper to your phone modes, and how your daily habits show up on the screen you check all day. We close with...
Hour 2: Screen time 16.01.2026 35:33
How much is too much screen time for kids?
The Volley: Abandoned shopping carts and college stress 16.01.2026 11:15
How do college students deal with stress and what happens to all those abandoned shopping carts on valley streets?
Shira Tanzer, KTAR News education reporter 16.01.2026 8:32
Why does one valley school district want to return to 5 day school weeks?
The Why: 5 or 4 day school week? 16.01.2026 11:35
Why are your public school kids going to a private or charter school within the next couple of years?
HOUR 1: Empty classroom 16.01.2026 35:00
Enrollment is dropping in Arizona schools. What does that mean for teachers?
Hour 2: El Nino 15.01.2026 35:57
Arizona is having a mild winter. Why?
Ian Schwartz, AZ Family Meteorologist/KTAR Host 15.01.2026 12:40
Is this the warmest winter in Arizona history?
The Volley: The night watch and going bald 15.01.2026 11:09
Where will you escape to when doomsday comes to get you?
Barry Markson, KTAR legal analyst 15.01.2026 10:42
President Trump calls for the Insurrection Act. Why is invoking the Insurrection Act easier to tweet than to actually do?
Hour 1: Insurrection Act 15.01.2026 36:09
Can military troops respond to protestors in American cities?
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