The Mike Broomhead Show

Hulk Hogan and Ozzy died this week. So why are so many people hating on them on social media?

Americas 250th Birthday will be visiting all 50 states throughout the course of 2026. The traveling America 250 tour will be visiting the Great State of Arizona January 12-18th. Zachary Fletcher, Executive Director of the America 250 Tour, joined the show to tell us all about it. 

Arizona has plan to raise literacy level for 3rd graders from 39-72%.

What’s causing low birth rates?

Should social media pranksters be held accountable?

Back to school shopping is in full effect, where can parents get the best savings for their kids supplies? We talked to KB Advisories, Kristin Bentz about where parents can get the best deals. 

Professional wrestler Hulk Hogan passed away today. What is his legacy?

Is Trump’s name in the Epstein Files?

Social Security will decline in the next 20 years. Why is the trust running out of money?

 Arizona is ranked 48th in public education. Why?

Wrestling legend and superstar Hulk Hogan has died. Mike got a chance to catch up with one of the “Hulksters” greatest friends.

Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan was passing by and dropped into the show. Mike talked to him about federal oversight, funding and safety in the jails.

Immigration is a hot topic it seems for a long time in America now. We talked to the President of the National Border Patrol Council about what the administrations plans exactly are. 

MCAO explains why there are no charges.

Are late night talk shows cancellations dismantling our constitution?

New York representative says she needs more immigrants in her district.

Trump announces 550-billion-dollar trade deal with Japan.

The economy continues to surge. Are the tarriff's working? 

AZ man going without AC to raise awareness. He has not turned his air conditioner on all summer. Why? 

Son of President Joe Biden is blaming everyone but himself for his father’s trouble.

How much does it cost to rent in America?

The Arizona Department of Education is using about $70,000 from it's school safety funds to pay for up to nine positions normally paid for by the federal government. State Schools' Chief Tom Horne says that money will keep officers in schools. We talked to him about it on the show. 

This hour the Broomhead show reacts to the breaking news of the sudden passing of child actor Malcom Jamal Warner.