The Chris & Joe Show

Chris and Joe talk about the rift between Elon Musk and President Trump that became public.

Five of the six remaining defendants in the Preston Lord case appeared in court Thursday for a complex management conference. Chris and Joe talk about about the case.

Founder of New Deal Meal, Dave Wells, talks with the Chris and Joe show on Tempe changing ordinances on feeding the homeless.

Americans are cooking more budget friendly foods at home and reports of mountain lions in Arizona, on Chris and Joe's Headline Volley.

Your commute around Tempe may become more expensive after the red light and speeding ticket warning period comes to an end.

What's the why? Why isn't legislature worried about the rising utility costs for public schools?

Arizona's average electric bill is higher then California's, but Chris and Joe share some inexpensive tricks that you can do to counter utility rate hikes.

Today is the three year anniversary of the day 19-year-old Rachel Hansen died, the second day she was in her own apartment in June of 2022. Chris and Joe talk to Rachel's mom, Kim Hansen, who founded Rachel’s Rescue and rescues approximately 30-35 dogs at a time, and you can adopt those dogs. 

Find out how long Chris and Joe could go without eggs and if its too expensie to raise a dog in Chris and Joe's Headline Volley.

The Arizona Democratic Party could end up with a change at the top since many lawmakers are saying they dislike the way state chair Robert Branscomb has been running things.

Why are price increases at retailers not a sign of an impending recession? 

For some American consumers, “buy now, pay later” loans aren’t just for big-ticket items like televisions and vacations. They’re for groceries, too.  

Mike joins Chris & Joe live from Washington D.C. He's spending this week with 275 high school students on a "Civics Matters Arizona" trip, hosted by the Close Up Foundation and the Arizona Cardinals. 

Come find out why a hall of famer in one sport is trying his hand at another one in Arizona and about the car you really should never try to drive on Arizona freeways in Chris and Joe's Headline Volley

Jon Ryder, the Executive Director of Resolve To Win talks with Chris and Joe about strife in the Arizona Democratic party between their chairman and some of the most prominent elected figures in the state. 

Freshman Sen. Ruben Gallego  is making moves to appeal to moderates and boost his national profile barely five months after winning his seat. Chris and Joe debate if he could be the future of the democratic party.

If U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs is elected governor, he wants to eliminate income taxes, further secure the border and help Republican state lawmakers advance initiatives that Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed during the past legislative session.

Why is eliminating the State income tax not the huge savings the politicians are claiming?

Makes you wonder if the ship has sailed for this guy or if he and his lawyers are learning the Art of the Deal? 

Feeling sporty today?  You will, after you hear today’s headline volley.  You’ll have a chance to recall your childhood sports heroes and get those lead pipe locks for some of the biggest events going on this week.  Fear not, non-sports fans, there’s also an age old question on the table of whether or not you roll the dice with a jury of your peers.  Would you...

A teen charged in the fatal beating of Preston Lord rejected a plea offer that would have made him admit to being involved in the blitz-style attack that took the teen's life.

Americans watching the turmoil with tariffs have begun pulling back on spending.

What’s the Why? Why haven’t we seen the doom and gloom experts have been predicting? 

Friday on a short week and we KNOW you want to head into the weekend on a high note.  That’s why today’s Headline Volley is all about finding joy. 

Arizona drivers are making it difficult for first responders to get to 911 calls.