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Daniel Becerra is known as “Your Tile Design Guy” and he’s been in the trades since he was 9 years old learning the craft alongside his father. After eight years in the medical field he returned to tile full-time and in 2018 partnered with his dad to run a tile company built on pride and quality work. In 2022 he moved to Yuma, launched his own company, and quickly became one of the most recognized names in the tile industry locally and nationwide. His videography-driven social media has put major attention on his work and helped his name reach far beyond Yuma. Cris Drewek is the mastermind behind the camera. Cris is a local Videographer and Filmmaker.

Erica Rivera is the powerhouse owner of Revolv Real Estate and a Yuma native who’s built a reputation across Arizona for elite negotiation, sharp marketing, and results that speak for themselves. With nearly a decade of experience, Erica has helped clients buy, sell, and invest with confidence while creating opportunities that lead to long-term wealth. She’s known for her white-glove approach, her deep knowledge of the market, and the way she advocates for her clients like it’s personal — because to her, it is.

In this episode, we're joined by Joe Figueroa and Justin Patane of Chicano Brand — a movement rooted in culture, creativity, and community. We’ll get into the story behind the brand, Joe’s impact on Yuma’s hip-hop scene, Justin’s Friday Night Munchies platform, and what’s next for their clothing line and lifestyle.

Ceramicist, teacher, and community arts leader Morgan Laguna talks about her 15 years of teaching ceramics in Yuma, her creative journey, her role in the North End Artist Co-op, and the heart behind the 13th Annual North End Art Walk happening November 22nd.

Cameron Klug is a Senior Account Manager with Vitalant, Arizona’s largest non-profit blood provider. We got into his journey, his connection to Yuma, the work Vitalant does for 90 percent of Arizona’s hospitals and why blood donation matters so much for families right here in our community.

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.

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.

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.

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