Jonny Porter
Jonny Porter is a Yuma native, longtime radio personality and the host of What’s Up Yuma Radio. With over 20 years in entertainment and media-including 13 years in radio and experience as a podcast host—Jonny has a passion for storytelling and a deep love for his hometown.
Whether he’s behind the mic or out in the community, Jonny is all about shining a light on the people, places, and projects that make Yuma special.
When he’s not behind the mic, Jonny’s probably filming a reel, helping a local business grow, or spending time with his beautiful wife Allyse, their three boys and their baby girl Emma Grace.
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Jesús and Alexis Orozco are the father-son team behind Tacos & Mariscos Costa Baja. They went from taking orders at home to a food truck to three locations in Yuma. -
Shawn Foster is the owner of Arizona Scuba Shack. He shared with us about the scuba community in Yuma and his favorite places in the world to scuba dive. -
Julie Velez, owner of JVZ Bartending, a mobile bartending business, shares her 30-year journey behind the bar and her passion for supporting local small businesses. -
Michael Jack with Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe Parks & Recreation discusses youth programs and bringing families together at the upcoming Fourth of July celebration. -
Adam MacDermot is the owner of Solid Family Tattoo.He told us he provides a welcoming environment built on respect, family values and genuine connections with his clients -
Edna Castro is a new real estate agent serving Yuma and San Luis, Ariz. She said her own experience as a homeowner makes her proud to help others achieve that dream. -
Mayor Anaya invites you to "The Best Little City in Arizona" where he was raised. There's a lot going with a downtown redevelopment project and new businesses opening up. -
Karime Hayer and Karime Burruel are the mother-daughter team behind Nichim Cafe in the Yuma Foothills. They are importers of organic coffee and Mexican chocolate. -
Ruedas is a public health professional and write-in candidate for Yuma City Council. She said she's running because local government should better reflect the community. -
Justin Salgado and Jeanette Romo brought the Blind Luck EDM rave to Yuma last month. They're back at Tarros Chicali this Friday for the Sin Limites reggaeton x EDM show.
