Best School Webmasters Podcasts (2025)

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Hour 3: Trump and China deals 32:28

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The president announced he's made a trade deal with China overnight

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Hour 2: A new plant in the Valley 30:18

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APS stops by the studio with a new announcment

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APS Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Jacob Tetlow 9:58

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A new plant is coming to the Valley. We talked to Jacob Tetlow, APS Executive VP who had all the details.

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KTAR Education Reporter Shira Tanzer 6:36

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The Head Start childcare program is at risk of losing funding due to the ongoing government shutdown

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Hour 1: SNAP to it 21:04

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Governor Hobbs has earmarked $1.8 million to help Arizonans with food assistance

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Hour 4: Infected monkeys 28:04

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A bus carrying infected lab monkeys crashed in Mississippi. Patricia talks about it in today's episode of "did you hear this?"

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Hour 3: SNAP out of it 33:40

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If SNAP ends for 900,000 Arizonans, what's next for food banks and hungry families?

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Dr. Katherine Steele, President of the Tillman Foundation 10:45

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The Pat Tillman is always keeping their scholars busy with great projects around the Valley. We catch up with the foundation to see what they have coming up.

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Milt Liu, President and CEO of St. Mary's Food bank 9:20

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As SNAP benefits are in danger of going away, food banks across the state are bracing for the surge. We talked to the president of St. Mary's food bank, Milt Liu about what they need most right now.

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Hour 2: 1st Amendment victory 31:49

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A public school student was allowed to decorate her parking space with a faith theme after presenting her argument to school officials.

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Hour 1: Preparing for the next phase of the shutdown 23:33

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Day 29 and the government is still closed, what's next for Americans at risk of losing their food assistance?

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Hour 4: Mistaken Halloween candy 28:38

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In today's episode of "did you hear this", Mike tells us why he ate brains.

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KTAR Education Reporter Shira Tanzer 6:19

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During a board meeting, the anti-DEI vote was pushed off until December after the State Board of Education disagreed about urgency. KTAR was there and we ask our Education reporter, Shira Tanzer what she saw.

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Hour 3: Balancing environmental concerns 33:25

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President Trump signed a rare Earth mineral deal with Japan and Arizona politicians want climate action.

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Superintendent of Instruction Tom Horne 9:43

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The anti-DEI vote pushed off until December after State Board of Education disagreed about urgency. We talked to Superintendent Horne abut what happened.

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Hour 2: Chronic speeding 33:01

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A new law could stop chronic speeders with one small device.

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Hour 1: Shutdown is still on 21:50

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Should President Trump use SNAP contingency funds to help Americans?

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From Click to Classroom: the Well-Managed Website 6:03

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When a family starts shopping for a new school, their first “campus tour” almost always happens online. Long before they shake hands with your principal or see a classroom in action, parents are clicking through your website, judging whether you’re organized, communicative, and worth trusting with their child’s education. In other words, your site …

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Hour 4: How many Arizonans will be left with out food stamps next week? 30:31

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More than 40 million people are bracing to see their food assistance run out later this week. Will the government fix SNAP by next week?

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Hour 3: White House under construction 32:54

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Trump gets unexpected support for his Big Ballroom Project, and you won't beleive who is in favor of Trump's new ballroom.

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Josh Kolsrud, Attorney with Kolsrud Law Offices 9:56

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What’s at stake in the NBA gambling scandal? Mike talks to Josh Kolsrud about the scandal and how the NBA rebound its image.

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Hour 2: When will the government shutdown end? 33:34

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What will it take for Demorcats and Republicans to open the government? Is the damage being done worth it?

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Ruben Gallego, Arizona U.S. Senator 13:52

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Will Senator Ruben Gallego negotiate with Republicans to end the govermnent shutdown? Mike Broomhead talks with Senator Gallego about opening the govermnent.

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Matt Beienburg, Director of Education Policy at Goldwater Institute 10:16

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How has free speech been affected on college and university campus's in America?

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Ron Wolfley, The Wolf & Luke show on Arizona Sports 7:55

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We talked to Arizona Sports host Ron Wolfley about the Cardinals and what's next for the struggling team. It's "Bird's Eye View" presented by Creative Environments.

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Hour 1: Trump world tour 22:56

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President Trump's heads to Asia making deals to lift the US economy.

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Hour 4: Staying alive 19:32

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In today's edition of "did you hear this", we find out if Mike knows CPR.

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Hour 3: Coming home to no one 32:51

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A sad story about a child coming home to find his mother moved out.

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Hour 2: Violence against law enforcement on the rise 31:28

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Two ICE officers in Avondale are in the hospital after their vehicle was allegedly rammed by suspects.

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Hour 1: The NBA is in hot water 21:58

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A gambling ring involving NBA players and coaches reveals some wild details.

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Nicotine, Heart Surgery, Maternal PFAS exposure and Blood Pressure 12:51

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Program notes: 0:40 Nicotine reduction for various subgroups 1:40 Native American and Alaskan populations benefit most 2:42 Black, rural populations 10 million lives saved 3:40 19-39 million life years saved 4:00 Food insecurity and blood pressure 5:00 Food vouchers most successful 6:00 May be more involved and motivated 6:35 PFAS and infant brain …

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Colonel Jeffrey Glover, DPS Director 17:52

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From trooper retention to infrastructure, DPS Director Colonel Glover joined us in studio today to talk about the issues important to the department.

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Hour 3: Heap vs Galvin 32:05

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A showdown in the county and we have a response from one of the defendants.

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Hour 4: Bad Bunny 28:05

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In this episode of “did you hear this”, we hear from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and his stance on why Bad Bunny is playing the Super Bowl.

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Thomas Galvin, chairman of Maricopa County Board of Supervisors 16:46

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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Galvin stepped in the studio today to talk about his legal battle with Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap plus much more going on in the county.

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Hour 2: NBA players and coaches in trouble with the mafia 33:27

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A new developing story happens during the show and Mike and the crew react to the shocking details.

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Hour 1: The Suns are shining again 21:24

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The first game of the new season was great, what was missing before?

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Hour 4: A former sheriff talks a big announcement 28:34

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Former Pinal County Sheriff, Mark Lamb is running for office plus more on the government shutdown.

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Mark Lamb, former Pinal County sheriff 10:23

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The former sheriff is throwing his hat back into the political ring as he’s running to represent Arizona’s 5th congressional district in D.C.

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Hour 3: AZ gas prices drastically drop 33:08

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We see gas prices in Arizona go down as beef prices in the country go up.

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Hour 2: Political rhetoric, and violence continue 32:36

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A former White House press, secretary jokes about the second lady and a Howard University professor calls for vigilantism.

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Ben Menges, local cattle rancher 12:46

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With the Trump administration wanting to get beef from Argentina, we ask a local rancher what he thinks needs to happen for the future of the American beef industry.

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Hour 1: The AZ AG sues the House Speaker 20:28

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has sued the speaker of the house, plus who gets paid during the government shutdown.

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Juan Ciscomani, Arizona Congressman 12:12

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The congressman joined a group of house Republicans sending a letter to the speaker supporting his stance that Democrats are responsible for the ongoing federal government shutdown. He joined the show to talk more about it.

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Hour 1: Day 21 of the shutdown 22:13

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The senate vote fails for the 11th time, what now?