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Hi all, Mike had a chance to interview Tucson Politicians State Senator Priya Sundareshan and State Rep Nancy Gutierrez of LD18. They discussed how the initial GOP budget would have resulted in massive cuts to SNAP, Medicaid, and other important state programs. They also discuss the ballot initiatives the GOP are sending from the state legislature to voters to by pass Governor Hobb's Veto.

hi all, Mike and I are back with the rest of the "Dem" side of the Marana town council race. We discuss the data center, water scarcity, job growth, and even the loneliness epidemic.

Hi all, Mike and I are back with another interview with Marana town council candidate Jackie Mcguire. She gave a detailed accounting of how data centers work and their impacts on local communities.

Are there any good sources on the economic impacts (mainly to the US) due to the oil crisis.

I’d like to be informed on how high gas could get in the US, effects on airplane tickets, food impacts (via fertilizer), etc.

I’d also love to hear your own thoughts on the crisis.

Much appreciated.

I'm considering pursuing a Phd in Economics, I have a bachelors in Economics as well. My career is in Financial Analyst, but it's not my ideal job. I'm looking for something that focuses more on causal relationships, than budget forecasts and actual analysis.

My support structure is questioning my decision to enter a phd program as they claim that it'd be stuck with limited options for my career, and most likely end up in academia.

So I'd appreciate any feedback on what jobs (and their salaries) I could potentially attain, what skills i'd need to obtain as well (e.g. coding languages or programs learned).

Lastly, is it possible to shadow anyone with such jobs? Do companies' HR allow individuals interested to shadow their employees (virtually or in person)?