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We were joined by Ja'lynn Davis and her mother Ms. "D.D.", owner of Double D’s Sports Bar. Ja'lynn handles the marketing. Ms. DD built her business from the ground up through every corner of the bar world. We’ll talk about her path from bartender to owner, what it was like opening during COVID, how she runs the bar with her daughters and the community work Double D’s does quietly but consistently for Yuma.

Jackie Ruiz and Janelle from Yuma Nursing Center discuss the Nursing Jr Volunteers Winter program — how it works, what the kids will be doing during break, why it makes such a difference for residents, and how families can get their students involved.

In this episode, we’re joined by Pastor Tyrone P. Jones, Lead Pastor at Church for The City and author of Gripped By Hope. We’ll talk about his journey to Yuma, the mission behind CTC, his leadership work here and around the world, and the message behind his new book that’s helping people find real hope in dark moments.

Jeff Byrd, board member with the Yuma Community Food Bank, talks about how he got connected with Yuma, the work the Food Bank is doing during the holiday season, and how folks can help right now when the need is highest.

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.

In this week's Arizona Edition, we preview annual Dia Del Campesino event, Yuma farm leaders tell us how tariffs are impacting work and last week was Trans Awareness Week

In this second powerful episode of Siendo Primero/Being First, hosts Saghey and Evelyn confront the silent crisis affecting the entire campus community as the semester ends: sleep deprivation.

Tony Badilla, Yuma County Director of Emergency Management talks about his lifelong connection to Yuma, his 30+ years in law enforcement, his leadership roles across multiple agencies, and what emergency preparedness really looks like behind the scenes in our community.

This week, We spoke to young people about their phone use, and they said it’s easy for them to put their phones down and that they don’t worry about being judged.