The Chris and Joe Show

Why are so many people reluctant to jump into the housing market regardless of what the rate is? 

The hottest homes on the market aren't the showiest — they're the ones buyers can still afford, Realtor.com finds. 

One thing we have going for us in Arizona is our relative safety from natural disasters.  Sure, we have the high heat and wildfires are a problem in more rural areas, but we don’t have hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, blizzards, etc... That makes us an ideal place for tech investments. The trouble is, all those data centers use a ton of power.  Can APS and SRP keep up?

Amazon Prime Days are behind you and many of us are getting our packages this week.  Which means, this is buyer’s remorse and return week.  What if you can’t return that package though and you are stuck with it?

Why are so many people reluctant to jump into the housing market regardless of what the rate is?

Unused education vouchers, which primarily go to high-income families, continue to skyrocket while funding for Arizona public schools is among the worst in U.S.

Controversial marriage advise and why you should not leave pets outside. 

The U.S. started imposing tariffs by letter to a variety of countries, pairing new rates with an explicit warning that even those could change at any time.

Why haven’t we seen price spikes on the shelves in light of all the doomsday predictions about tariffs? 

It’s not a new job search hack, but far too many people aren’t using it.  You really want that next great gig, follow my advice. What’s the worst that could happen?

Why are homeowners getting a rude awakening after selling their homes that is costing them THOUSANDS???

Side hustling is seemingly American as apple pie, with over one in four (27 percent) American adults taking on side jobs in addition to their full-time occupation, according to Bankrate’s most recent Side Hustle Survey. 

Why are homeowners getting a rude awakening after selling their homes?

The floods that barreled through Central Texas have devesated many. KTAR Reporter Heidi Hommel joins Chris and Joe to dicuss how this disaster transpired, and if there is any chance for flooding of that magnitude to occur here in Phoenix 

Phoenix PD's new chief Matt Giordano has many asking if he's up to the task. What does he need to do to let us know he is the right guy for the job? Have you ever injured yourself playing sports? You'll have your answers to these questions and more on today's Healine Volley

The devastating flash floods in Central Texas have taken many lives, with Texas officials stating that the death toll could reach past 200. Chris and Joe look into what casused this disaster, the publics's reaction, and ask KTAR's Heidi Hommel if Phoenix has possibility of flooding the same way

Why do teen violence incidents keep happening, especially in the East Valley?

With the 'Gilbert Goons' being arrested more than a year ago, many would assume teen violence in the Valley would see a decline. Chris and Joe explore why this hasn't been the case, dig into some recent stories in the East Valley and look into some issues with Gilbert PD

Phoenix is moving forward with their plans to reinstall red light cameras at dangerous intersections. 

TSA will allow passangers to keep their shoes on during screening. 

If you’ve listened to all of today’s show, you know we’ve been talking safety.  Road safety, air safety and our Headline Volley follows that theme. You’re going to learn about oral safety and why none of it really matters because science already knows when the end of days will hit us.

Why would lawmakers deny themselves a possible revenue source?

The Tempe City Council has passed an ordinance that would require events with 30 or more people to have a permit and pay a $25 fee.

Chris and Joe talk Gen z crashing out and an unusual bee attack in the headline Volley.

42% of Americans don’t know who the colonists declared their independence from.