Mark Brodie
Host - The Show | [email protected]Mark Brodie is a co-host of The Show, KJZZ’s locally produced news magazine. Since starting at KJZZ in 2002, Brodie has been a host, reporter and producer, including several years covering the Arizona Legislature, based at the Arizona Capitol. He was also the local host of Weekend Edition Saturday for more than a decade.
Before deciding to ditch his snow shovel for good, Brodie worked at public radio stations in Albany, New York, and Syracuse, New York. He’s an alum of Syracuse University, where he majored in broadcast journalism and political science. He’s originally from Manchester, Connecticut, and still harbors dreams of the Hartford Whalers coming back.
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If AI can help students write essays and home cooks come up with recipes, what’s to stop lawmakers from using it to write bills, for example? -
An anthology of comics makes the connection between food and sports — specifically within the Latinx community. "From Cocinas to Lucha Libre Ringsides: A Latinx Comics Anthology" includes comics from many contributors, including Angela Sánchez. -
A project funded by NASA could help bring emergency medical care to rural Arizona. ASU researchers are developing augmented reality glasses that can help walk users through some procedures in real time — without needing to be online. -
Wildfires are starting to burn more frequently in areas that also get snow. And that’s causing snowpacks to melt earlier than they typically do, especially in the years right after the fire. -
There are a number of efforts around the Valley to plant more trees — both as a way to help cool the air and to provide more shade. -
Donofrio’s was a candy store, which also sold ice cream, and later added a bakery and flower shop. It opened in downtown Phoenix in 1887, moved to a different location downtown in 1905 and then again to another spot in the 1920s. -
The plan is to work out how to treat briny water that comes as a result of industrial and manufacturing processes. Basically, how to take the salt out, which leaves water that’s usable for something else — although likely not drinking. -
Lots of us stream movies at home, and in many cases, we do that in small groups or by ourselves. But our next guest wants us to get together to watch movies. -
A new report from the Urban Land Institute finds some good news for Phoenix, even as other cities in the West fall off a bit. -
To talk about the Gov. Katie Hobbs’ budget proposal, what’s next for tax conformity and more, The Show sat down with Paul Bentz of HighGround and former congressional staffer Roy Herrera.
