The Mike Broomhead Show

Why did Mike win $50 in a bet and why does it involve an alligator? (40:29)

Duration:00:41:29

Hour 3: Why was one valley basketball team forced out of the playoffs?

Another basketball controversy in the valley. A valley high school basketball team was forced out of the playoffs. Mike Broomhead explains why.

Duration:00:32:59

Hour 2: Photo radar is making a comeback on the streets of Phoenix

Photo enforcement, do you support the use of photo radar?

Duration:00:34:27

Hour 1: Is the City of Phoenix about to tax it's residents?

The city budget is not enough. Will taxing the residents help or hurt the city?

Duration:00:22:38

Kevin Robinson, Phoenix City Council member

Phoenix City Councilman Kevin Robinson joined the Mike Broomhead show in studio today to talk about photo radar, the new use of force policy in the Phoenix PD and more.

Duration:00:20:02

Hour 3: encounters at the US-Mexico border are down

Border patrol is experiencing a low number of encounters at the border. Only 200 encounters, the lowest in 15 years.

Duration:00:34:21

Hour 2: Arizona schools are getting graded

53 schools in Arizona got an "A" grade by the educational foundation.

Duration:00:35:16

Hour 1: It seems like wealthy Americans are the only ones shopping these days

America's economy is dependent on wealthy people. What happens if they decide not to buy things?

Duration:00:23:05

Vincent Watkins, criminal justice college professor with Nelson University

The response from officers around the new updates to their use-of-force policy have been better than expected. But some are still questioning some parts of the policy. We talked to criminal justice college professor with Nelson University, Vincent Watkins about what he thinks could help make it better.

Duration:00:10:22

Hour 4: Would you buy a car from Costco?

Costco is now selling Porshe cars. Would you buy a car from Costco?

Duration:00:29:20

Hour 3: American's trust in doctors is declining

Why do Americans not trust their doctor anymore?

Duration:00:35:36

Hour 2: Spring is in the air and the Cactus league is about to bloom

What are the economic benefits of spring training in the valley?

Duration:00:36:15

Hour 1: Elon Musk asks federal employees to grade themselves

Elon Musk asks federal employess, what have you done for me lately?

Duration:00:23:32

Derrick Hall, president and CEO of the D-backs

What's the future for the Diamondbacks? President and CEO of the D-backs Derrick Hall joined the Mike Broomhead show to talk about baseball in the Valley.

Duration:00:11:05

Hour 4: What is best movie sequel ever?

The Mike Broomhead show talks about the movie Coming to America and the best and worst movie sequels.

Duration:00:27:19

Hour 3: All is quiet on our southern border

How are things at the border? Some say it's quiet but why are we finding mor drungs?

Duration:00:34:34

Hour 2: How serious is the issue of human trafficking in Arizona?

Gilbert Police Night of Hope brings awareness to the human trafficking problem in Arizona. What are the signs of human trafficking?

Duration:00:34:31

Hour 1: Gas prices are on the rise in the valley

Move over eggs, gas prices are on the rise in Arizona.

Duration:00:23:24

Michael Soelberg, Gilbert Police chief

Off the heels of news that a human trafficking crackdown lead to arrests of 202 suspects in Scottsdale, Gilbert Police Chief Michael Sullivan joined the Mike Broomhead Show to discuss the issue and how his city is aiding in the fight against human trafficking.

Duration:00:09:18

Dr. Katherine Steele, executive director of the Tillman Foundation and Pat's Run