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Martha Ryan — one of the voices behind the Ay Qué Sad Podcast — a show that blends laughter, tears, and honest conversations about grief, healing, and connection. We’ll talk about how three friends turned personal loss into something that helps others feel less alone.

Robert Masson from the University of Arizona Yuma County Cooperative Extension talks about local farming, the upcoming Yuma Farm Film Festival, and their original movie These Drying Times — a creative look at water conservation and Yuma’s agricultural future.

Jordan and Emil from The Slobs On The Pod — two Yuma-based creators chasing their stand-up comedy dreams. We’ll dive into what it takes to make people laugh, how they’re building a local comedy scene, and where they hope to take it next.

Shadow Zimmerman, Professor of Theatre at AWC, talks about his journey into the world of theatre, his connection to Yuma, and the upcoming production of Eurydice — a powerful retelling of love and loss that’s perfectly timed for Halloween and Día de los Muertos.

First up, Marcus Cova joins us to share his Yuma story — from bartending days at local hotspots to becoming an award-winning tattoo artist and building Sacred Culture Tattoo into a community staple. We’ll talk about his 8-year anniversary, his convention wins, and why giving back to Yuma means so much to him. Then, we sit down with Noe Guzman of Space Cowboy Jerky. From experimenting with flavors at home to launching a family-owned jerky brand with a monkey-in-a-spacesuit logo, we'll find out how he and his wife built a business together, the unique flavors people love, and where they’re taking it next.

José de la Vara, a first-generation student who thought college wasn't for him, would go on to become San Luis City Prosecutor and a Yuma County legal defender.

Kristan Sheppeard — local real estate professional with Keller Williams Realty — to talk about her roots in Yuma, the heart behind her work, and how she helps families find their perfect home.

We’re talking with Steven Navarro — Yuma native, Army veteran, and children’s author behind The Life of a Faithful — about his journey from military life to writing, building the Yuma Faithfuls 49er Chapter, and turning his passion into purpose.

Raul Pereda — longtime martial arts and boxing coach, and community mentor from Somerton. From his early days training at the Somerton TKD Center to launching Powerhouse Boxing Club and now running a new youth boxing program, Raul has dedicated his life to teaching discipline, respect, and confidence through combat sports. We’ll talk about his journey, his passion for coaching, and the impact he’s had on Yuma’s next generation of fighters.

Cynthia Bueno, founder of Back 2 Nature Learning Center — a nature-based early education program right here in Yuma County. Cynthia shares her story, what inspired her to create an outdoor learning environment for kids, and how she’s helping families reconnect with nature, curiosity, and community.