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Who is Sassa Culver?From the kitchen to public relations, Sassa has seen both sides of recovery. Today she shares her journey from homelessness and addiction to hope and leadership at Crossroads Mission. We’re talking about shelter capacity, upcoming community events like the Jubilee and Turkey Drive and how the Mission serves Yuma year-round.

Today’s guest is Yuma’s own Art Morales — City Councilmember, community volunteer and Vice President of Commercial Banking at National Bank of Arizona. We’re talking about civic pride, the City of Yuma’s Adopt-A-Street program (which What’s Up Yuma proudly participates in), food trucks at busy parks and how the Click & Fix app is giving residents a voice in real time.

Today’s guest is Yuma’s own Jeff Stoner, longtime youth advocate, community leader, and organizer of the upcoming Strike Out Barriers Bowling Tournament supporting special needs students in Yuma. We’re talking about mentorship, education and how community service can start with one person stepping up.

Today’s guest is Sonja Grimaldi from Fort Yuma Rotary. She’s here to talk about an amazing event that helps local kids get ready for school with clothes, backpacks and haircuts and how you can help sponsor a student.

Today on What’s Up Yuma Radio, we’re talking money moves and local roots. Our guest is Tom Rush, a Yuma native and the owner of Yuma & Imperial Valley Wealth Management.

On today’s episode of What’s Up Yuma? Radio, we’re joined by Aaron Ruiz and Jerry Cabrera from Elevate Southwest, a local nonprofit helping turn big ideas into real businesses right here in Yuma. We’re talking entrepreneurship, innovation and how they’re helping shape the future of the Southwest.

Today's guest is local content creator Eli Camarilo. Eli runs and manages 3 popular Youtube pages - Damian & Deion In Motion, Deion's Playtime and D&D Family Vlog. With well over 2 million subscribers, we are going to find out the secret to his success.

Today's guest is Yuma’s own Andy Canchola, content creator, comedian and movie reviewer known for his hilarious skits and honest takes. We’re talking about growing up in Yuma, going viral, and yes… we’re debating his review of Superman.

This week, we talk about water safety in pools and how Yuma turned out to be more than just a training stop for one doctor.

On today’s show: Officer Fell! He served as a police officer with the Yuma Police Department from 1978 to 2007 and you might recognize him as the School Resource Officer at your school. After retiring from YPD, he continued his service at AWC from 2010 to 2022 and now teaches new drivers as a Stop n Go Driving School instructor. We’re talking safety, mentorship and a lifetime of service to Yuma!