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Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 160, Joe Garagiola Jr. Joe Garagiola, Jr.: building the D-Backs; living the legacy This week we welcome Scottsdale’s own Joe Garagiola Jr. — longtime baseball executive and one of the key architects behind the launch of the Arizona Diamondbacks. From the front office to Major League Baseball’s leadership team, Joe shares behind-the-scenes stories from his decades in the game, lessons on leadership, and the legacy of his legendary father. This conversation is packed with history, heart and a deep love for America’s pastime.2025-04-2930 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 159, Jodi Low, U & ImprovedInspiration from the heart of this Scottsdale leader There is no doubt you will be inspired by Jodi Low — corporate trainer, dynamic speaker, and founder of U & Improved, a leadership development company. She empowers business leaders with the mindset and tools to lead with heart and achieve the life they truly want. She’s also passionate about building future leaders, launching U the Teen Leader in 2014, and creating a nonprofit foundation to provide scholarships for teens who need a boost to access the program. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation with a woman who’s leading with purpose a...2025-04-2126 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 158, Will Lofdahl, General Manager, WestWorldA visit behind the scenes at WestWorld In our latest episode, we’re joined by Will Lofdahl, general manager of WestWorld, one of the premier event venues in the Southwest. From hosting world-class equestrian events to massive car shows and festivals, Will takes us behind the scenes to look at what it takes to run a facility that hosts over 100 events each year. Tune in for a conversation about community, innovation and the future of events in Scottsdale.2025-04-1227 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 157, Debbie Waitkus, Golf for Causet was inspiring to catch up with Debbie Waitkus, founder of Golf for Cause and co-founder of the Marilyn Smith & Founders Legacy Foundation. Debbie is a powerhouse in the world of golf, using the sport as a platform for business success, empowerment and philanthropy. Tune in as we discuss how she’s driving opportunities for women in golf, honoring the game’s pioneers and making a lasting impact through her work.2025-04-0129 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 156, Jacob Johnson, Emergency Management, City of ScottsdaleScottsdale emergency manager works to keep city safe How does a city prepare for the unexpected? From natural disasters to public safety planning, Jacob Johnson, Emergency Manager for the City of Scottsdale, is on the front lines of resilience and response. Tune in as we discuss the strategies, challenges, and innovations that keep our community safe. Residents can take a step to help them get prepared, too, at: https://www.smart911.comsmart911.com2025-03-2531 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 155, Brian Bednar, Community AdvocateBrian Bednar: a lifetime of service Join us for a special episode as we celebrate Brian Bednar, a true community champion, as he prepares to retire from SRP. With years of dedicated service, Brian has not only powered our communities but has also been a driving force behind impactful local initiatives. We reflect on his incredible journey, the legacy he leaves behind, and what’s next for this passionate advocate of community engagement2025-03-1728 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 154, Natalie Marsh,Director of Learning and Development at Scottsdale ArtsHow Natalie Marsh is shaping creative lives in Scottsdale Creativity meets community as we talk with Natalie Marsh, the visionary director of learning and innovation for Scottsdale Arts. From groundbreaking arts education programs to inspiring the next generation of creatives, Natalie is shaping how the arts transform lives. Her passion for making the arts accessible, the innovative programs she leads and the power of creativity in education and community building improve the lives for everyone in Scottsdale.2025-03-1036 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 153, Chad Bays, CEO, Academic Opportunity of ArizonaA helping hand for students in need Chad Bays, CEO of Academic Opportunity of Arizona, is on a mission to break down financial barriers and create pathways for K-12th grade students living with disabilities and low-income hardships to thrive. Learn about his inspiring journey, the impact of scholarships and educational initiatives that his organization provides, and how you can be part of transforming futures in our education system. 2025-03-0330 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 152, Susan Potje, Celebration of Fine ArtBehind the scenes at the Celebration of Fine Art Join us for an inspiring conversation with Susan Potje, the force behind the Celebration of Fine Art in Scottsdale, one of the most vibrant art communities in the country. Discover the stories behind this renowned art show, which has been in Scottsdale since 1991, and see how it brings artists and collectors together, and what makes it a must-visit event each year. 2025-02-2533 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 151, Brian Raab, Tequila CorridoBrian Raab: The Visionary Behind Tequila Corrido Join us as we welcome Brian Raab, CEO and founder of Tequila Corrido. Brian’s passion for craftsmanship and storytelling is infused into every bottle, bringing the spirit of Mexico to life with award-winning tequila. Hear about his journey, the artistry behind Corrido, and what sets his brand apart. And Brian is no stranger to the food and beverage lineup in Scottsdale. He also is the man behind the Fat Ox and the Mission Restaurants. 2025-02-1734 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 150, Claudia Chavez, Executive Director, STARSMeet the compassionate leader behind the work of STARS Meet Claudia Chavez, executive director of Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitation Services, or STARS. Claudia's journey with STARS began in 2011 and over the years, she has held various roles, most recently serving as the director of operations. Her dedication and passion have been instrumental in enhancing the lives of people with developmental disabilities. Join us as we delve into her inspiring journey and her vision for the future of STARS, highlighting her commitment to serving others and making a lasting impact to our community. 2025-02-1129 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 149, newly elected City Council member, Maryann McAllen Meet Scottsdale’s newest city council member Maryann McAllen officially joins the Scottsdale City Council this week. With a long-time record of service to the city, a passion for the work ahead and a vision for a brighter future, she is committed to strengthening our community, supporting sustainable growth, and championing the needs of Scottsdale's residents. Her leadership and dedication promise to make a meaningful impact on the city's future. 2025-01-1227 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 148, Teri Killgore, Scottsdale's Director of Economic DevelopmentLeading Scottsdale’s economic future Teri Killgore holds one of Scottsdale’s most significant roles as the city’s economic development director, a position vital to shaping the city’s growth and prosperity. With a deep reservoir of municipal government experience, she brings a unique blend of strategic vision and practical expertise to her work, ensuring Scottsdale remains a destination of choice for residents, businesses and visitors. Her efforts focus on fostering innovation, enhancing infrastructure and creating a dynamic environment where commerce and community thrive in harmony. 2024-12-2334 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 147, Jackie Parks, Executive Director, Community HouseMeet Pastor Jackie Parks, a community inspiration There is no doubt that when you meet Pastor Jackie Parks you will be inspired and motivated by her passion and dedication to serving others – especially during this holiday season when we pause to reflect on our blessings. Jackie, lead pastor at South Scottsdale Presbyterian Church, is founder and executive director of Community House, which serves homeless people through their day relief center, offering them not just resources but also dignity and hope. Learn more about what they do, and get to know Jackie, one of our community’s remarkable lead...2024-12-1830 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 146, Scottsdale legand, Don CarsonCatching up with Scottsdale legend Don Carson Don Carson, a Chicago native turned Scottsdale icon, left an indelible mark on the city, creating Don and Charlie’s restaurant, a dining experience that became a staple for locals and Cactus League fans alike. Don wove the game into the fabric of Scottsdale’s culture. Though Don and Charlie’s closed in 2019, its legacy endures, much like his ongoing contributions to the community. Listen in for a great conversation, a bit of a Scottsdale history lesson and an update on what he’s been doing these days.2024-12-1035 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 145, Kira Peters,Director Scottsdale Human ServicesLong-time public servant back home in Scottsdale Kira Peters has been serving Scottsdale residents for nearly three decades – minus one year. Last year she moved to Bozeman, Montana, where she worked as assistant city manager. But her heart remained in Scottsdale. She came back home this year to take on the role as director of Scottsdale Human Services. She knows the city perhaps as well as anyone thanks to her long and diverse career here. And she has big plans in her new role overseeing services for those most in need in our community.2024-11-2629 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 144, Scottsdale City Council Member, Tammy CaputiReflections on election, future with Tammy Caputi Scottsdale City Council member Tammy Caputi will be ending her 4-year term in a few weeks after she came up short in her re-election bid. Join us as she looks back at her accomplishments in office and talks about the key issues facing the city, both now and into the new year. You’ll discover that she has few regrets about the election results and soon will be exploring other opportunities to continue her leadership in ways that benefit our communities.2024-11-2030 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 142, Don's work with election integrity.Wrapping up elections, Scottsdale and beyond Election Day has arrived, finally! It’s been a long season, to say the least. Tune in as Kevin and Don review events on the road leading up to Election Day, from Scottsdale’s city council and school board races to the state and federal campaigns that dominated the media. We also discuss the work the Arizona Democracy Resilience Network and other groups are doing to help us navigate through the days ahead.2024-11-0533 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 142 Kirk RussellArtist shares whirlwind journey to Scottsdale Scottsdale is known worldwide as one of the Southwest’s premier arts destinations. The brand is supported by a host of individual artists who collectively add to that reputation. Meet one of them, Kirk Russell, a mixed media artist. Kirk started his career as a photojournalist and now creates composite images with acrylic paint. Find out how a hurricane in the British West Indies blew him all the way across the U.S. to his home now in Scottsdale.2024-10-2929 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 141, Scottsdale Tourism and Events Director, Rachel SmetanaFamiliar face takes on another key role in Scottsdale For nearly 25 years, Rachel Smetana has been serving the city of Scottsdale in a variety of jobs. From human services to mayor’s chief of staff, with stints working at the library, in planning and economic development. Now her new job is director of the city’s tourism and events department, a key role overseeing an industry that has a $3.5 billion impact to the city. She’s a quick study and has big plans, as you’ll learn when you tune in.2024-10-1635 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 140, Scottsdale Mayoral Candidate Lisa BorowskyScottsdale mayoral race: Focus on Lisa Borowsky Lisa Borowsky is running for election as Scottsdale’s mayor, challenging the incumbent, David Ortega. Tune in for a question-and-answer session with her to learn where she stands on the important issues of the day and her vision for the future of the city. Last week’s episode featured Mayor Ortega.2024-10-0732 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 139, Scottsdale Mayor David OrtegaScottsdale mayoral race: Focus on David Ortega Mayor David Ortega is running to be re-elected for a second term in office. Tune in for a question-and-answer session with him and find out where he stands on the issues of the day and his vision for the future of the city. Next week’s episode will feature his opponent: Lisa Borowsky.2024-09-3040 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 138, SUSD School Board Candidates, Matt Pittinsky, Mike Sharkey, and Donna LewisSpotlight on Scottsdale school issues, candidates There are six candidates running for three seats on the Scottsdale Unified School District’s governing board in an important election this year. We had a chance to catch up with three of them: Donna Lewis, Matt Pittinsky and Mike Sharkey. Listen in as they discuss some of the critical issues facing the district and their ideas on how they would deal with them and build on SUSD's continued success as one of the state's outstanding districts.2024-09-2444 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 137, Braydon Dennis, Scottsdale SaguarosScottsdale Saguaros chief shares vision for growth Tune in for the inside story of the Scottsdale Saguaros with its new president Braydon Dennis. Since its founding in 1987, the Saguaros, a philanthropic and social club, has raised millions of dollars for local non-profit organizations, with a focus on supporting children’s charities. Find out what’s ahead for the group as it continues to evolve and grow, all while benefiting great causes across the Valley. And check out how they manage to have a lot of fun along the way.2024-09-1731 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 136, Lois Roma-Deeley, Scottsdale's Poet LaureateDrawing inspiration from Scottsdale’s Poet Laureate Meet Lois Roma-Deeley, Scottsdale’s Poet Laureate. Listen in as we dive into her creative process and explore her role as Poet Laureate. With decades of experience, numerous awards, critically acclaimed poetry collections and years of teaching, Lois continues to inspire and captivate audiences with her powerful words. With funding from the Academy of American Poets, she’ll be hosting a “PoetryFest” at Scottsdale Community College on Oct. 19, open to anyone who wants to explore and connect with the world of poetry2024-09-1134 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 135, Kristen Shroyer, OneHope WineScottsdale woman’s journey to blend wine, charity Kristen Shroyer, co-founder of OneHope Wine, is a trailblazer in the world of socially conscious entrepreneurship. Blending her passion for wine with a mission to create positive change, the Scottsdale woman has helped create a business that has raised over $10 million for 40,000 charities. OneHope is a direct-to-consumer winery that empowers its customers to enjoy wine and give hope to the causes that matter most to them. With every bottle purchased, 10 percent is donated to a charity of their choice. Kristen’s story is one that can inspire us all.2024-09-0432 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 134, Amanda Ventura, WaymoWhat’s behind Waymo’s expansion in Scottsdale If you think you are seeing a lot more Waymo autonomous vehicles in Scottsdale these days, you’re right. Waymo has expanded its coverage area into northern Scottsdale and beyond and now covers 315 square miles in the Valley. Meet one of the key people behind it all: Amanda Ventura, public affairs manager. She’s in “the driver’s seat” as Waymo continues to grow its footprint here and she gives us the inside story of why the Valley is Waymo’s No. 1 service area in the U.S. and previews how its...2024-08-2733 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 133, Amanda Embry, Scottsdale Community College Film and Theater SchoolScottsdale film school one of nation’s best Scottsdale Community College’s School of Film and Theatre consistently is rated as one of the best film schools in the country by magazines like MovieMaker and Variety. Meet Amanda Embry, chair of the department and the woman directing that success. As Arizona’s film industry expands, Amanda’s students are filling a much-needed pipeline of jobs for the future. Her work is helping SCC, whose alumni include actor Bill Hader, boost the state’s reputation as a premier movie-making destination.2024-08-2131 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleToday and Tomorrow in Scottsdale Episode 132, Liisa Druss, Riot HospitalityMeet the woman behind Scottsdale’s Riot Lissa Druss, who leads communications and government relations efforts for the Riot Hospitality Group, brings an amazing career record to her work in Scottsdale. She has nine Emmy Awards for her three decades of work as a broadcast journalist. She then founded a national crisis communications firm and now leads Riot’s lineup of high-level nightlife and restaurant venues in Scottsdale and four other cities. Tune in and find out why she also won The Order of the Star of Italy. 2024-08-2128 min
Today and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 131 - Scottsdale firm makes golf fashionable for allJason Richardson is the founder of Bad Birdie Golf, a company known for its vibrant and unique golf apparel. The path that led him there started when he was 12 and introduced to golf as a caddy at Forest Highlands. Along the way, he came up with the idea of building a business around golf apparel, which lead to an appearance on Shark Tank and now has resulted in a solid business based in his hometown of Scottsdale. Whether you’re are skilled player or not, Jason has found a way to make everyone look good on the golf course.2024-06-0428 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 130 -Scottsdale company brings relief to petsDiana and David Vowels have launched Pet Ortho Braces, a Scottsdale company that provides compassionate care for pets. Specializing in custom orthotic braces, they offer non-surgical treatment options for dogs suffering from torn canine cruciate ligament injuries. They also produce a range of other braces, prosthetics, and wheelchairs for various pets, including horses. Their innovative solutions help pets regain their mobility and lead healthier lives and bring comfort and peace of mind to their owners.2024-05-2831 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 129 -Scottsdale athletics director leaves lasting impactNathan Slater, the district athletic director for the Scottsdale Unified School District, is nearing the end of a 30-year career in the school system. His roots go deep. He is an SUSD graduate who returned to spend a remarkable career in a number of positions with the district, with the last overseeing athletics for all the district’s schools. He has always made core values and academic standards the priority for his student athletes and those values no doubt will continue long after his retirement.2024-05-2127 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 128 - Passion for farming turns into recycling gemWith two business degrees from ASU, J.D. Hill was ready to join the business world after graduation when he discovered that his true passion was farming. As he started looking for options in that field, he learned of the food recycling business. Soon, he started composting recycled food in his back yard and … fast forward … today it’s a business with 20 employees that recycles 12,000 pounds of food waste per day from 150 commercial and 3,500 residential customers, with lots of them in Scottsdale. Check out his impressive career journey, one that is making a big difference for our environment.2024-05-1427 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 127 - Reflections from Scottsdale City Councilor JanikBetty Janik is in the last year of her first term as a member of the Scottsdale City Council. Find out what it’s been like to serve on council – including good and bad surprises – and her take on the most important issues facing the city. Betty has decided not to seek re-election but she’s been a consistent contributor to the community and there’s no doubt she’ll do more of that after her term expires. She has ideas already on how she’ll continue to be a champion for Scottsdale.2024-05-0734 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 126 - Global journalist’s amazing journey to ScottsdaleDavid Ariosto has worked as a journalist, editor, executive and author in a career journey through more than 50 countries. Included along the way were two years in Cuba working for CNN, where he developed material for a book, “This is Cuba: An American Journalist Under Castro’s Shadow.” It’s a fascinating look at his time there. Find out how David’s journey led him to now living in Scottsdale where he’s working on a new book about the great space race.2024-04-3029 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 125 - Scottsdale pair taking care of veteransNavigating the complexities of the Veterans Administration world can be complicated and frustrating for our service veterans. Anna Mineer and Derek Debus are working to make it easier for them to deal with those challenges through the Arizona Veterans Mission Group. Their goal is to ensure our veterans get the health care, resources and opportunities they deserve. And while the group is young, their success stories already prove their work is effective and making a big difference.2024-04-2334 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 124 - A helping hand for Scottsdale policeWhen she moved to Scottsdale a few years ago, Debbie Steinhauer brought her dedication for helping first responders with her. She went to work building the Scottsdale Police Foundation, a non-profit group that raises funds to support Scottsdale’s police officers. Founded in 2023, she already has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide critical needs, such as equipment, training, wellness and educational programs that surpass the department’s budget. Debbie’s big heart is making a big impact on the city’s welfare.2024-04-1526 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 123 - Keeping Scottsdale residents up to dateOne of the duties any city owes its residents is keeping then informed with all that is going on. And in today’s digital age, it requires a multifaceted approach. Holly Water, Scottsdale’s public affairs supervisor, plays a key role in this. She coordinates information across various departments and channels from traditional to social media platforms. Her skills in managing it all ensures that Scottsdale residents are updated and engaged with the city’s affairs.2024-04-0925 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 122 - Caesars now one of Scottsdale’s best betsTo say Joe Iturri has been busy over the past two years would be an understatement! He has been spearheading the work it has taken to open the newest gem in the city’s hotel lineup: Caesars Republic Scottsdale. The 11-story hotel, which opened last month, has 265 rooms, three high end restaurants and a variety of amenities that bring the glitz of Las Vegas to downtown Scottsdale – minus the gaming. It’s the first non-gaming hotel in the Caesars lineup. Find out why Caesars chose Scottsdale for that brand and how Joe and his team made it all happen.2024-04-0230 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 121 - Scottsdale expert on watch for cyber threatsTim Roemer’s journey has taken him from Scottsdale to the White House and back home again as chief security officer at GMI. After he graduated from Horizon High, he joined the CIA where he served 10 years providing security updates to the President. He returned to Arizona as director of Homeland Security for Gov. Ducey. Now his work in the private sector is helping GMI, a Scottsdale company, safeguard organizations across the globe against cyber threats. Tune in for a look at Tim’s remarkable career.2024-03-2629 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 120 - Scottsdale museum boss back to his rootsTodd Bankofier has lived in Scottsdale for over three decades and has been a prominent figure in business and politics, and in many ways his new role as CEO of Western Spirit’s Scottsdale Museum of the West is like a homecoming. Todd grew up on a ranch in Nevada and the western spirit is in his blood. Todd has big dreams for the museum, adding to some significant advancements already underway. Find out what’s in store for one of the city’s cultural gems.2024-03-1237 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 119 - A steady hand for Scottsdale’s civic dutiesBen Lane has overseen three elections in Scottsdale since becoming City Clerk, marking this year as another significant milestone with a busy election season ahead. Find out how Ben deals with navigating the intricate responsibilities of upholding fair and transparent elections, particularly amidst today’s highly polarized political environment. That’s just one of the many duties Ben juggles in his role. He truly is one of the city’s unsung heroes, ensuring the seamless functioning of Scottsdale's civic machinery.2024-03-0531 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 118 - A community champion dedicated to educationMelinda Morrison Gulick, a longtime advocate for many good causes in Scottsdale, has focused her passion and energy into ensuring the healthy development and learning of young children from birth to 5 years old. As CEO of First Things First, Melinda’s advocacy now touches children and families all across Arizona. Learn more about what her agency does and also her thoughts about leadership in the year ahead for the Scottsdale Unified School District.2024-02-2734 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 117 - An inside look at Scottsdale’s cannabis industryGreg Dunaway is a marketing veteran who has carved a niche in the expanding cannabis industry, both in Scottsdale and across the state. In fact, he has clients across the globe that are now working in the field, as legal cannabis use is becoming more prevalent. From producing the product in controlled agricultural spaces to delivering it at dispensaries, Greg gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and successes he has discovered along the way.2024-02-2035 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 116 - City treasurer brings expertise, passion to the jobNo one understands the health of Scottsdale’s finances better than city treasurer Sonia Andrews. She brings a wealth of technical skills to the job and clearly understands what it takes to keep the city financially strong. You’ll also discover the personal side to Sonia, who says it’s the passion of Scottsdale’s residents that drives her work and commitment to the job. In the spirit of the city’s Western heritage, she’s also a horsewoman.2024-02-1334 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 115 - Combat medic brings health service to ScottsdaleAfter serving as Green Beret and Special Forces medic in Afghanistan, Jesse Greer has returned to Scottsdale, his hometown, with a passion to help residents here live healthier lives. He founded Preamble, a preventive health clinic, which has opened in downtown Scottsdale. After serving to help soldiers recover from battlefield wounds, Jesse’s passion now is to treat patients before they get sick. His service to his country and now to our residents is an inspiration for us all.2024-02-0632 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 114 - A year of success for Scottsdale schoolsThere were a lot of positive developments last year in the Scottsdale Unified School District – from voter approval for its override to outstanding grades from the state education department. Listen in as superintendent Scott Menzel talks about those and other achievements and looks forward to 2024, a pivotal election year with three of five seats on the governing board coming open.2024-01-2332 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 113 - Diversity champion a point of pride for ScottsdaleWhen you spend a little time with Velma Trayham it doesn’t take long to be inspired by her passion and commitment to make our community a better place for everyone. And you certainly will understand why she was honored as one of this year’s Diversity Champions. Velma is an author, speaker and CEO of ThinkZilla, a Scottsdale consulting firm. She works with groups in the public and private sectors across the U.S. to build and manage programs that support underserved communities. Her message, and her work, comes from the heart.2024-01-1633 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 112 - New year brings new energy, insights to ScottsdaleTo start out the new year, join Kevin and Don as they look back at the highlights of 2023 – including some of the year’s scariest moments to some of its most rewarding – and what they look forward to in 2024. One thing they’ve discovered as they enter the third year of this podcast: there is a never-ending supply of people doing good things in our community. Plenty more of those stories will be coming in the year ahead.2024-01-0935 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 111 - Soaring high with Scottsdale’s new orchestraAt first glance, it’s Denise Wilson’s musical story that strikes you first. The freelance oboist and music teacher is the founder of the new Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra. But when you get to know her, you’ll see there is much more behind the curtain. You’ll meet an aviation entrepreneur who is an experienced pilot and flight instructor and founder of several aviation businesses, including one she grew to become an Inc 500 company. An amazing story about a multi-talented woman who now has provided local musicians the chance to perform concert events that inspire us all.2023-12-2626 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 110 - A best friend for Scottsdale studentsSchool resource officer Devon Lines is a popular presence on the campuses of the Scottsdale Unified School District. But it’s his companion, Rocket, who draws most of the attention. Devin is a Scottsdale police officer, and Rocket is his Crisis K-9 partner, an adorable Golden Retriever. They are one of three Crisis K-9 units in the district and they are making a huge difference in the lives of students, parents and teachers. Find out why their program is such a positive, calming partner for our schools.2023-12-2025 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 109 - Big hearts, big assist for Scottsdale teachersBy occupation, Bryn and Andy DeFusco are founding partners of their law firm. By passion, they are big proponents of public education, and especially teachers. They support teachers in the Scottsdale Unified School District with $300 stipends to buy supplies for their classrooms. Over the past four years, they have awarded over $40,000 to 130 teachers. Find out what motivates them to give back and ways you can help our schools, too.2023-12-1234 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 108 - Scottsdale chief has had a worldwide impactWhen Jim Ford retired as Scottsdale deputy fire chief, it ended a remarkable 47-year career of fighting fires and saving lives in the city. Most important, he was the man behind the city adopting an automatic sprinkler ordinance that has been a model for cities across the world. Jim may have retired from the Scottsdale department but he’s not done serving his community. Find what he’s doing to help Cave Creek establish its fire department and be treated to some fascinating stories that have marked his career.2023-12-0532 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 107 - A proud partner wins Scottsdale honorsThrough 100-plus podcasts, we have featured people and organizations that contribute to making Scottsdale’s quality of life the best in Arizona. This week, we flip the mic to focus on our own podcast partner, Kevin Maxwell. In a few days Kevin will be honored with the Hodges Award from Scottsdale Leadership, and joins a list of some of the city’s most influential leaders, past and present. Tune in and discover a few things you might not know about Kevin … and find out why he’s so deserving of this award.2023-11-2830 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 106 - Arizona Musicfest brings joy to ScottsdaleGo backstage with Arizona Musicfest CEO Allan Naplan and you will be amazed at the growth, the variety and scope of programing and the impact the organization has on Scottsdale. Allan, a former opera singer, has led the organization through a remarkable period of growth since his arrival in 2013. In addition to top-flight diverse concerts, from the Festival Orchestra to entertainers of all sorts, the organization has a full lineup of music education, youth performance and community engagement programs that benefit the city.2023-11-2134 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 105 - Blue Zones Project a healthy force for ScottsdaleSarah Kearney is leading the Blue Zones Project in Scottsdale, which has a goal to make the city a healthier and happier place for current and future generations. Early next year, she and her team will be unveiling plans to invite everyone in the city to play a part. Listen in for a preview for what that’s all about and to check on the progress the group already has made along the way.2023-11-1433 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 104 - Behind the scenes at Scottsdale’s Canal Convergencesignature events, growing every year in attendance and programming. It takes a full-time, year-round effort to pull it all off. Meet Brian Passey, communications manager for Scottsdale Arts, which organizes the event. Learn how his group has achieved its success, highlights of this year’s event and aspirations for how this could grow even bigger in the years to come.2023-11-0731 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 103 - Scottsdale company is all about compassionCaring for loved ones who need assistance can be a challenge. Bina Colman of Scottsdale discovered that when caring for her dad while working full time while being a mother and a wife. That sparked an idea and she created a business, Compassionate Callers. Her company provides services – from daily phone check-ins to virtual programs – that let families know their loved ones have a friendly voice to ensure they are getting the attention and care they need.2023-10-3129 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 102 - Scottsdale woman scores a first for NFLShannon Easton did something no other woman had ever done before: become an official in the National Football League. Listen in to follow along her amazing journey, breaking through barriers in a male-dominated sport and setting a path for other women to follow. Shannon, now a director of officials for the Canyon Athletic Association, wrote a book sharing the struggles and victories she had along the way to the NFL. Shannon’s story is an inspiration for both men and women alike. Hosts: Don H. & Raul Z.2023-10-2428 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 101 - Voters asked to support Scottsdale schoolsIn November, Scottsdale voters will be asked to approve a Maintenance and Operations override measure for the Scottsdale Unified School District. Listen in as Libby Hart-Wells, governing board member, and Patty Beckman, co-chair of the Yes to Children’s Campaign, explain why it’s needed and how it will work. The measure supports the people and programs that have continued to make the district one of the best in Arizona.2023-10-0336 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 100 - Scottsdale stars unite for landmark episode Today & Tomorrow in Scottsdale has reached its 100th episode milestone. Over the past 2.5 years, we’ve interviewed 100 people and organizations that contribute to the unique fabric of our city. We invited a special group of them to join us in our centennial episode – a community stars’ reunion – as dozens more of our past guests watched in an event to celebrate all of their accomplishments. Our mission now carries forward as we look ahead to feature countless others in the coming year. 2023-09-2655 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 99 - Sam Campana: A public-service trailblazer Few people have had a greater impact on our community than Sam Campana. From her role in helping to create Scottsdale Leadership to her stint on the city council and term as mayor to her support of the arts and our environment. Pick an important topic that’s been a boost for our community and it’s likely that Sam’s fingerprints are all over it! Listen in and learn a few new things about Sam, including what she is most proud of on her long list of achievements. 2023-09-1938 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 98 - Scottsdale group empowers women leadersWhen you meet leaders like Jenna Kohl and Kris Cano you’ll understand why their group, the Women’s Collective, is such a positive force for our community. Both board members are passionate leaders and role models for the group’s mission to provide the support and funding to help more women advance to leadership positions in all professions. Another great example of leaders sharing their time and expertise in ways that make our city stronger.2023-09-1230 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 97 - Digging into our passions for Scottsdale’s futureFrom the potential of all that technology has to offer to the civility – or lack of it in today’s world – of how some people interact with each other, we share our hopes and aspirations of what it all means for our city. Kevin and Don go solo this week and sound off on those and other topics as they continue on their mission of shining a positive light on all that’s good about our community.2023-09-0527 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 96 - A positive force for Scottsdale’s evolving marketWhen it comes to Scottsdale’s commercial real estate scene, no one knows it better than Jon Rosenberg. Since cofounding his firm, LevRose Commercial Real Estate, 30 years ago, he has helped business people pursue their dreams throughout the city, especially downtown, where he’s been located all that time. Jon, a Scottsdale resident since 1978, has a professional and personal passion for working on ways to improve the city. Listen in for ideas on how you might do the same.2023-08-2933 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 95 - A salute to Scottsdale’s man about townFew people have been as involved in shaping Scottsdale as Kurt Brueckner. He’s a founding partner in Titus Brueckner Spitler & Shelts, one of the city’s leading law firms. But that’s just the tip of the impact he’s had on the city. Kurt has had leadership roles across the city for several decades, from city boards and commissions to dozens of community groups and organizations. Listen in to discover what motivates this role model community champion and how he has a lot of fun doing it all.2023-08-2225 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 94 - Filling Scottsdale’s leadership pipelineWhen you get to know Lee Ann Witt, executive director of Scottsdale Leadership, you’ll learn why the organization continues to be such a valuable institution in the city. Lee Ann models what it takes to be a leader: a deep passion for the community, strong set of values and creative vision for what’s ahead. Soon she will introduce its 38th class and with new innovative programs and a full class ready for another year, it’s clear that the future of Scottsdale Leadership is in good hands.2023-08-1529 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 93 - Scottsdale’s 2023 first half was one for the booksThe first half of 2023 is now behind us and in Scottsdale there’s never been a dull moment in a year that started off with Super Bowl fun and things haven’t slowed down yet. Join Kevin, Laraine and Don as we look back at the year so far in Scottsdale and the people, groups and issues that have inspired and motivated us and made us laugh along the way, too. We’re going to take a few weeks off for a summer break and we’ll be back in August to resume with our 94th podcast with lots more to...2023-06-2734 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 92 - Behind the scenes at Scottsdale’s Fashion SquareScottsdale’s Fashion Square is one of the most successful malls in the country, with new additions and improvements happening all the time. It clearly is one of the top destinations on the country’s shopping road map. Find out from two of their executives, Kate Birchler and Andy Greenwood, the strategy that continues to make the mall one of Scottsdale’s powerful tourism draws and a key contributor to the city’s economic well-being.2023-06-2032 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 91 - Meet Scottsdale’s world barbecue championCheck out Sterling Smith’s amazing career path, which has taken him from the Navy to a banking career to becoming an award-winning barbeque pitmaster. He makes his home and business in Scottsdale and that adds to the city’s growing reputation as a center of culinary excellence. Sterling has developed a product line of spices and rubs; he teaches cooking classes across the country and he wins barbeque contests around the world. He has a big heart, too, helping service veterans along the way. He’s one of Scottsdale’s superstars!2023-06-1329 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 90 - Chewing the fat with Scottsdale’s star chefSpend a few minutes with superstar chef Beau MacMillan and you’ll discover more than just what drives his passion for all things culinary. You’ll also see a man whose passion for Scottsdale runs even deeper. Beau’s career journey would make for a great book or movie. He spent over 20 years at the Elements at the Sanctuary and now is running the show at Cala in Old Town Scottsdale. You don’t want to miss this segment. You’ll learn about what makes his cuisine delightful and pick up a few leadership lessons along the way, too.2023-06-0632 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 89 - Saving lives, serving community all in day’s workMeet Casey Solem, a role model community servant for Scottsdale. By career he’s an emergency room doctor as well as the medical director for Scottsdale’s fire department. By passion, he’s the upcoming trail boss for the Charros and he supports the community through that group and his work with other worthy causes. Born and raised in Scottsdale, Casey is committed to making his home town city shine.2023-05-3032 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 88 - Horsense has kids riding high in the saddleFor over two decades, Horsense, an alternative after-school program in Scottsdale, has been teaching kids about respect and character development. Thousands of children have been through the program, changing their lives as well as the lives of their parents and the volunteers who work with them. Meet Peter Rusin, one of the founders of the program, and Alan Rodbell, former police chief and longtime sponsor. When you hear from them, you may just want to saddle up and look for ways you can help them out.2023-05-2328 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 87 - Get the lowdown on Scottsdale’s fiscal shapeThere are few people who understand city finances better than David Smith, former City Council member and city treasurer. Find out what David, who also served as a CFO for major corporations, thinks about the city’s current financial condition and his take on issues that city officials soon must consider. David remains a strong champion for Scottsdale, supporting numerous community organizations. Scottsdale’s star shines a little brighter thanks to David’s work.2023-05-0945 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 86 - A soccer success story – on, off the fieldCoronado High School’s varsity soccer team has a record of being one of the best teams in the state. When you spend time with coach, Jose Velarde, you’ll discover that the real victories are more than what happens on game days. Overcoming challenges, building teamwork, being flexible, rewarding efforts, instilling discipline – all are part of the formula he uses to make his program successful. There are lessons there for all aspects of our lives in Scottsdale.2023-05-0235 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 85 - Embracing the passion behind Partners for PaiuteMeet two of the board members behind one of Scottsdale’s most cherished non-profit agencies. Lynn Whitman and Tomas Frodis help us understand how Partners for Paiute has evolved over the past few years to continue serving our fellow residents who need a little boost to get over tough times. The agency has changed a lot over the years and its mission of providing a helping hand has stayed strong. When you hear from these two board members, you’ll understand what it means to them and to our community.2023-04-1834 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 84 - A peek behind the curtain at the Giants in ScottsdaleEvery March, the Giants “take over” Scottsdale. That’s the San Francisco Giants and the city has been their March home for decades, drawing big crowds to Scottsdale Stadium and big boosts to the tourism industry. Meet Sara Grauf, who oversees operations for the team. She takes us behind the scenes to wrap up results on the first full Cactus League season in three years and tells us why the team’s partnership with the city and the Charros is so successful.2023-04-1128 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 83 - Dynamic couple leaves lasting legacy for ScottsdaleIf you wanted to find an all-time power couple in Scottsdale, you need look no further than Sandy and Jim Bruner. Their work in civic, political and philanthropic fields has made the city – and the region – better in so many ways. Sandy will be inducted into Scottsdale’s History Hall of Fame next month, joining Jim. Jim has a long record of achievements from terms on city council to the county board of supervisors to leading the way for creating Scottsdale’s Museum of the West. He just wrote a new book, too, which you’ll learn about when you listen...2023-04-0435 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 82 - From Brazilian Olympics star to Scottsdale PDWhat an amazing journey it’s been for Alex Sachs, from a member of Brazil’s 2004 Olympic soccer team to her role today as a crime prevention specialist for Scottsdale’s police department. Along that journey, Alex has left an amazing impact on many people, from her advocacy for women’s sports in Brazil and here in the U.S. to the unique programming she brings to her current role in Scottsdale working with people of all ages to develop leadership and listening skills that make our community safe. She truly is one of Scottsdale’s unsung heroes!2023-03-2833 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 81 - Check out our take on Scottsdale issues Tune in as Kevin Maxwell and Don Henninger dig into issues from how Scottsdale residents feel about their city to efforts by local school leaders to hold social media platforms responsible for the harmful effects they have on students. Good idea or bad? You decide. And when it comes to water, check out how much Scottsdale “banks” every year as city staffers continue decades of good water management. Is Scottsdale running out of water? Hardly. 2023-03-2127 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 80 - Scottsdale detective fighting human traffickingIt’s a crime that most residents don’t see but it’s very real: human trafficking. And cities such as Scottsdale, with its tourism draw and busy events seasons, are a prime target for many of these criminals. Meet Det. Sgt. Andrew Parrott and discover how Scottsdale police go after these bad actors. And learn a tip or two on how residents can spot signs of children and others in trouble and assist the police in saving them from this abuse and putting the clamps on those responsible.2023-03-1435 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 79 - A true champion for Scottsdale’s best Meet Diana Smith, a force for good in Scottsdale. Her leadership has made a lasting impact on the city’s quality of life in a wide variety of ways. Peek behind the curtain of just about any institution in the city and you’re likely to find Diana there making a difference. Her humility, behind-the-scenes support for numerous causes and her work to cherish for the city’s heritage while advocating for change to build a strong future is a legacy of leadership that has made Scottsdale great. 2023-03-0737 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 78 - Get to know City Council member Tom DurhamTom Durham is midway through his first term as a Scottsdale City Council member. Find out what he’s learned from his experience of service so far and how it has shaped his vision for the city’s future. Tom is an advocate for “smart growth” in the city and learn what he means by that. Tom brings 35 years of experience as a trial lawyer which helps guide many of his decisions on important issues. And on the personal side, find out what it's like to bicycle throughout the U.S. and Europe.2023-02-2839 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 77 - Scottsdale group a role model good neighborNeighbors Helping Neighbors may be the epitome of the good that can come from people who band together to support others in need. Meet Larry Hewitt, a member of the Scottsdale based charity, and learn more about how this group does the little things to help people get by life’s challenges when they have nowhere else to turn. Those little things add up to a big win for a community of people who care about each other. It’s a feel-good mission done with humility and little fanfare. And that’s what Larry is all about, too.2023-02-2135 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 76 - Scottsdale school district leaders support superintendent Learn why two leaders from the Scottsdale Unified School District stand in support of superintendent Scott Menzel, who has faced criticism over remarks about equity and inclusion he made three years ago while still working in Michigan. Governing board president Julie Cieniawski and Scottsdale Education Association president Becky Williams both say his comments were taken out of context and that his performance – and his value system – speak for themselves. Find out what they say about a call for Menzel’s resignation from three state legislators. 2023-02-1435 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 75 - Get to know Scottsdale council member Tammy Caputi Midway through her first term as a city council member, Tammy Caputi has developed a strong vision for leading Scottsdale forward, maintaining the heritage of the city while ensuring its economic vitality. Get her take on the critical issues facing the city today, from water management to growth/development to the future of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. And learn why recruiting more residents to get involved in city issues and leadership positions is more important now then perhaps ever before. 2023-02-0742 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 74 - Keeping Scottsdale safe during mega-event seasonWhile hundreds of thousands enjoy the incredible list of events about to unfold in Scottsdale – from the Waste Management Open to Super Bowl events to spring training – there are public servants working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure they all stay safe and sound throughout. Rich Slavin is one of them. He’s assistant police chief for the city and he’s the incident commander who oversees public safety teams working these events. Learn what it takes to make all that happen, and if you get a chance, find a way to say thanks to those who, like Rich, work so...2023-01-3141 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 73 - Get the lowdown on Scottsdale’s Super agenda With Super Bowl 57 just weeks away, Scottsdale is the go-to destination for the glitz and glamor that comes with all the premiere events hosted around the city, drawing a who’s-who list of celebrities, stars and newsmakers from around the world. Two key executives with the city’s tourism promotion partner, Experience Scottsdale, play a key role in pulling it all together. Take a peek behind the scenes with Erika Pumphrey and Alleson Dunaway and get an idea of where you might want to go during Super Bowl week. 2023-01-2436 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 72 - How group helps Scottsdale be diversity championSince it was formed nearly 30 years ago, the Community Celebrating Diversity has played a leading role in promoting diversity values in Scottsdale. Meet Marion Kelly, who has been on its board for 25 years, and Sarah Kearney, current board president, as they outline the impact the group has had on the city. With their big fundraiser, the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration dinner just days away, this is a good time to salute them both, and all their supporters, for their long-term impact in our community.2023-01-1033 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 71 - Behind the scenes at Scottsdale’s Super SeasonThe first quarter of the year in Scottsdale will be one of the city’s busiest events times ever, highlighted by Super Bowl 57 and all of the activities that will occur around that. It takes months, if not years, of planning to make the city’s event season a success. Karen Churchard is in the middle of it all as the city’s tourism and events director. Find out what it takes to pull it all together and continue the city’s stellar reputation as the premier events destination in the Southwest.2022-12-2034 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 70 - A look back at this year’s elections Many pundits say the midterm elections across the country delivered a clear winner: that winner was democracy. With rare exceptions (mostly Arizona) there were no major disruptions or controversies over the midterm results. This week, we look into that notion from the federal level down to the local races in Scottsdale. We also discuss the work a new group – the Arizona Democracy Resilience Network – is doing to promote values that help sustain safe, fair and secure elections. 2022-12-1339 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 69 - Scottsdale’s own best supporting actorMeet Amanda Melby, an actor who plays multiple roles in Scottsdale: coach, teacher, mentor, successful business owner. Amanda, who has had major roles in movies and on theater stages, owns Verve Studios in the city’s Airpark. There, her and a cast of professionals teach and coach everyone from accomplished actors polishing their skills to those just starting out. Find out what movies Amanda has starred in, including a major picture filmed right here in the city. If the whole world is a stage, Verve Studios shines a bright light on Scottsdale.2022-12-0634 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 68 - A salute to Linda Milhaven for 12 years of serviceLinda Milhaven is nearing the end of 12 years of service as a member of the Scottsdale City Council. She now has served three terms, the limit allowed for council members. Tune in as she looks back at her years on council and as we salute her for all her hard work and the passion she’s brought to making the city better. Find out what she views as her strongest achievements and what she sees for the future of the city.2022-11-2234 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 67 - Stallions stampede heading for ScottsdaleMeet Charlie Kester who is leading the charge to bring a stampede of fiberglass Arabian stallions to Scottsdale – all intended to highlight local artists, celebrate the city’s western heritage and benefit charities. Working through the Rotary Club of Scottsdale, Charlie hopes to raise $300,000 or more for good causes. Some of the 19 lifesize horses are already here. Soon artists will be painting them, businesses will be displaying them, and this spring they will be auctioned with funds benefiting non-profit groups. Well done, partner!2022-11-1530 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 66 - Sky’s the Limit as Group Gives Kids Lifetime MemoriesSkyKids is an amazing group of volunteers who give children with special needs a chance to experience the thrills of flight. Meet Ken Casey, one of the volunteers who helps make it happen. The group, which will stage the event this Saturday (Nov. 12) at Scottsdale Airport, recruits pilots to give children the chance to sit in as “co-pilots” in general aviation aircraft. It does more than create memories. It gives the kids self-esteem and touches the hearts of everyone involved.2022-11-0826 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 65 - CSI Scottsdale: a look behind the scenesMeet Kris Cano, forensic services director for the city of Scottsdale. She’s in charge of the day-to-day operations of the city’s crime lab. Learn about what it’s like to run investigations with science and technology advancements leading the way. If you are a fan of the CSI television shows, this will give you an idea of what is real … and what is not.2022-11-0136 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 64 - Taking the hot seats on Scottsdale election issues We have spent a lot of time talking to the city council and school board candidates in Scottsdale this election cycle for our podcast episodes. So we all know what they think about the issues facing our city and schools. Now it’s our turn to take the hot seats and answer the same questions we’ve posed to them. Tune in to hear how Don and Kevin respond to the major topics in this campaign season. 2022-10-2528 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 63 - Showdown: The Final 2 Candidates for Scottsdale Council Scottsdale voters will be deciding in this upcoming election who to choose for the final open seat on City Council: Pamela Carter or Barry Graham. They both join us for a frank conversation on important issues and what their positions are to address them. We dig into questions that we have not yet seen posed by others in their forums and media interviews. Tune in to learn more. And then be sure to vote. 2022-10-1148 minToday and Tomorrow in ScottsdaleEp. 62 - Building Scottsdale’s Infrastructure With hundreds of city projects either planned or under way, it takes someone behind the scenes to pull it all together. Meet Alison Tymkiw, Scottsdale’s city engineer. From bond projects to capital improvement work, and Civic Center renovation to street upgrades, Allison is in the driver’s seat, guiding her team to make it all happen. Find out what it takes to maintain Scottsdale as one of the best-run cities in the Southwest. 2022-10-0436 min
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