A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling is calling into question the role of federal agencies in interpreting law. We’ll hear how the fall of the so-called Chevron deference could impact health policy. Plus, as Arizona reveals its new logo, we ask: What does it mean to brand a state?
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Amanda SprowlsAlthough not running in the 2024 election, Nikki Haley, Republican former governor of South Carolina and UN Ambassador under former President Donald Trump, received over 4 million votes from Republican primary voters, including about 110,000 here in Arizona. In what’s looking like it’s going to be a close election between Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, Haley supporters could make a big difference. -
Susan Arreola Postcard Collection/Phoenix Public LibraryIt's time to visit the Hermosa Inn in Paradise. Specifically, a room that looks like a library, filled with the paintings of Lon Megargee. If his first name sounds familiar — he’s the Lon for whom the resort’s restaurant is named. -
Tim Agne/KJZZCecilia Fajardo-Hill teaches museum studies and art history in Arizona State University's School of Art and spoke to The Show about how identity politics have intersected with museums throughout history. -
U.S. Supreme CourtWhen the U.S. Supreme Court ruled this summer in a case that struck down the so-called Chevron Deference, many observers wondered about the impact on environmental regulations. But the environment isn’t the only area which could see some significant changes as a result of this ruling. -
Arizona Office of TourismThe firm hired to create the new campaign worked with an Indigenous artist, creating what tourism officials said would communicate all that Arizona has to offer. John Pierce, ASU marketing professor, has worked on campaigns like this before and joined The Show to talk more.
