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Lisa Brazeel from Exceptional Community Hospital . She talked about their upcoming Community Reaffirmation Event and their continued commitment to serving the healthcare needs of our community with compassion and care.

Scott McCloud from Fort Yuma Rotary talks about the Penitentiary Pint Fest happening this Saturday at the Yuma Territorial Prison. Over 25 regional brewers, live music, VIP section, food, and all going toward supporting local service projects.

Coach Victor Verdugo is leading the women’s program in a standout season. We talked about culture, leadership, and what it means to represent Yuma at a high level.

Valerie Beebe & Hilary Mulherin with the Humane Society of Yuma (HSOY) talk about loving your pet — what that really looks like day to day, how to build a strong bond, and how to support animals and their well-being here in our community.

Kellie Brooksher, the owner of Empower Wellness. With over 30 years in healthcare, Kellie focuses on hormone health, medical weight loss, aesthetics, and helping people feel like themselves again. Her approach is simple: your health, your choice.

Mary McClendon from Yuma Food Bank talks about how the government shut down and the delays in EBT and food stamp funding are affecting families right now in our community, and how we can step up and help.

Yuma’s own Concertmaster David Adler and Terri Irizarry of the Yuma Symphony Orchestra talk about their start in music and what it really takes to lead an orchestra.

Longtime educator, mentor, and 2025 AWC Hall of Fame inductee, Moses Camarena talks about his roots in Yuma, the decades he’s spent serving students across Yuma and La Paz counties, the impact of La Cosecha and his work supporting first-generation graduates, and what this honor means for him and the community.

Yuma Police Department Chief Thomas Garrity — a U.S. Army veteran and 30-plus-year law enforcement leader who came to Yuma after a nationwide search joins us in the studio. We’ll get into his connection to our city, what life is like leading the department, the challenges and priorities he sees for Yuma, and the vision he has for the future of public safety here at home.

Tanya Camarillo and Julio Sanchez are two of the founders of Offroad4Autism, a brand-new Yuma nonprofit born from a simple conversation between friends who saw a real need for better autism support in our community. We learned about the challenges Yuma families face, the mission behind Offroad4Autism, and their very first fundraising event happening December 6th.