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Why does AI need a committe?
Chris & Joe react to Governor Katie Hobbs statement from the State of the State address.
With Arizona Cardinals officially back in the market for a head coach, Arizona Sports has ranked the leading candidates to replace Jonathan Gannon.
Some mornings in the 30’s in the Valley are a far cry from the sorts of winter woes much of the country face.
Despite the forecasts for less money coming into the state, why is it a foregone conclusion that SOMEBODY’S taxes are getting cut this year?
The Arizona Legislature returns on Jan. 12 for the 2026 session. What can we expect when they return?
More and more sports are being streamed online instead of TV. Why?
A dream home…it immediately conjures up an image in your head. We’ll find out what Ian’s dream home looks like next.
What does the process look like to determine whether or not the ICE agents followed the proper process look like?
Why we likely won’t see the same scene that played out in Minnesota happen in the Valley if ICE brings an increased presence to Arizona?
Why do so many people run red lights?
Why are they called hot dogs if they are not made from dogs?
Why is the US involvement in Venezuela unlikely to make the gas prices in Arizona drop at all?
Will the oil from Venezuela help with lowering the price of gas?
Teachers in Arizona are leaving the classroom. Why?
Arizona teachers are quitting classrooms faster than seats can be filled. Salaries are stagnating while expectations go up. When will Arizona teachers get more money?
The greatest investing advice you will ever hear from the Chris & Joe show.
Is it legal to invade a foreign country? Chris & Joe ask ABC News legal analyst Royal Oakes.
Why won’t anyone defend Greenland, or other nations for that matter, if the US comes knocking?
How quickly will we see falling prices at the pump?
The Arizona Cardinals fired coach Jonathan Gannon today. Who will be lead the bird gang in 2026?
For football fans, this is one of the best times of the year. All of your hope breeds excitement that may or may not, come to fruition.
Why does the invasion of Venezuela matter to those of us in the Valley?
US forces have captured Nicolás Maduro, President of Valenzuela. What happens next?
The Volley fires through the headlines and the hypotheticals, starting with how different cultures ring in the New Year—from eating 12 grapes in Spain to jumping seven waves in Brazil and hanging onions over the door in Greece. Chris and Lady La ask how you celebrate and whether any superstition is worth trying once.
The conversation then turns to Barnes & Noble’s surprising comeback, as the bookstore chain plans dozens of new locations and signals a renewed appetite for physical books in a digital-first world. What’s driving the return to tactile reading—and is nostalgia doing more work than technology?
Next, the crew tackles a very specific problem out of Massachusetts, where residents say living near a new Dunkin’ factory means their homes now smell like donuts around the clock. Is that a dream scenario or an absolute nightmare?
The segment wraps with a bigger question: are generative AI chatbots just the latest “brain rot” panic, or is this fundamentally different for teens growing up with digital companions that talk back, remember, and claim emotional closeness?