Winn Tucson

Kathleen Winn
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Kathleen Winn is the conservative host of ”Winn Tucson”, heard weekdays at 1:00 p.m. on AM 1030 KVOI.

  1. 9H AGO

    Guests – Cheryl Caswell, Joel Strabala, Elijah Norton, Dave Smith

    Guests – Cheryl Caswell, Joel Strabala, Elijah Norton, Dave Smith Cheryl Caswell, candidate for Legislative District 19, joins to discuss her campaign momentum. She turned in over 1,300 signatures for the ballot, exceeding the required 585, with 1,288 accepted. Joel Strabala, LD 17 Chairman and Election Integrity Commission member, addresses election logistics. With 77,773 ballots left to tabulate as of the previous night and 453 undergoing curing, final unofficial results are expected tonight around 5 p.m., official by Monday or Tuesday. Elijah Norton, running for State Treasurer, explains the role's intersection with global events. "Anytime the market moves or changes, you know, we have 60% of our portfolio, we have $32 billion in assets under management. 60% of that is invested in the, in equities, which are stocks, right?" Oil spikes from the Iran conflict, AI surges, and Fed decisions affect returns. Dave Smith addresses the Old Dominion University shooting, where an ISIS-supporting gunman killed Lt. Col. Brandon Shaw and injured others.

    1h 27m

  2. 1D AGO

    Guests – Todd Simms, Nathan Gamble, Kenneth Abramowitz

    Guests – Todd Simms, Nathan Gamble, Kenneth Abramowitz Filmmaker Nathan Todd Simms, directed, wrote, and produced the film alongside his wife, daughter, and friend Stuart Bennett. "We went off to make a film that was an independent film that was sort of out of the Hollywood system and we wanted to make something that was going to really resonate with audiences and it sort of just gravitated along the lines of an allegory inspired by Pilgrim's Progress." Actor Nathan Gamble, who plays 19-year-old Christian, relates personally to the character. Known for Dolphin Tale, The Dark Knight, and The Mist, Gamble was drawn to the script's biblical roots and entertainment value. Kenneth Abramowitz, founder of SaveTheWest.com and author of The Multifront War, discusses the Iran war's broader implications.

    1h 28m

  3. 2D AGO

    Guests - Ava Chen, Susan Ellsworth, Dan Sexson

    Guests - Ava Chen, Susan Ellsworth, Dan Sexson Ava Chen, co-host from the New Federal State of China, joins to discuss China's subdued response during the 12-13 day Iran war. Dan Sexton and Susan Ellsworth from the John Birch Society discuss their organization's focus on constitutional adherence. Sexton explains: "We expose the votes of congressmen on constitutional issues as to whether they voted to abide by the Constitution or not and the publication the Freedom Index is for all 435 House members and the 100 Senate members and we'll have ten bills listed in the publication in each chamber we'll explain the bill and why a vote for or against the bill would be a constitutional vote or not."

    1h 29m

  4. 3D AGO

    Guests - John Gordon, Betsy Smith

    Guests - John Gordon, Betsy Smith John Gordon, attorney, legal and political analyst, entrepreneur, and host of the nationally syndicated radio show The Truth with John Gordon, delves into Kristi Noem's brief stint as head of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and her recent reassignment. Betsy Brantner Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association and member at large for Pima County GOP, exposes Sheriff Nanos' resume issues: "Stephanie Murray, she's a reporter for USA Today, but she also writes for AZ Central, who is really no friend of the Republican Party. But she has put out a scoop yesterday. And she actually went on to Pima. It's on the Pima County Sheriff's Department website, Chris Nanos' work history. His resume is up there. And she did some research, and his resume is wrong.

    1h 30m

  5. 4D AGO

    Guests - Bill Sulivan, Joel Strabala

    Guests - Bill Sulivan, Joel Strabala Joining the show is retired Navy Captain Bill Sullivan, who brings over 25 years of experience as a surface warfare officer. Having served in the Arabian and Persian Gulf, including combat operations against Iraq and enforcing international sanctions, Sullivan offers expert perspectives on the escalating situation in Iran and the Middle East. Pima County Republican Party's LD 17 Chairman Joel Strabala joins to discuss local elections. He reports 221,399 returned ballots, with 32,600 undeliverable—about 18%—due to invalid addresses or other issues. These are stored and potentially destroyed after six months. Strabala is pursuing a FOIA request for the list and notes 4,734 replacement ballots issued.

    1h 27m

  6. MAR 6

    Guests - Patricia Pardi, Joel Colley, Tara Oster

    Guests - Patricia Pardi, Joel Colley, Tara Oster The integrity of local elections remains a paramount concern for Arizona voters, shifting focus from national rhetoric to concrete local legislative action. Patricia Pardi, a leading advocate for electoral transparency, emphasized that true security is built at the county level through rigorous oversight and adherence to statutory requirements. The proliferation of early voting and the associated logistical challenges have created vulnerabilities that current legislative efforts aim to address. The balance of power between state governments and federal agencies is undergoing significant strain, often playing out in complex legal battles. Joel Colley, a constitutional attorney focusing on regulatory compliance, addressed the increasing encroachment of federal mandates on Arizona's autonomy. Specifically, recent EPA regulations regarding water usage and air quality are viewed by state leaders as overreaching, failing to account for Arizona’s unique environmental and economic realities. The debate over the future of education in Arizona is intensifying, centered on the expansion of Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs) and the principle of universal school choice. Tara Oster, an advocate for parental rights in education, argues that the current public school monopoly is failing students and hindering economic mobility. The push for universal ESA accessibility is viewed as a critical step toward creating a truly competitive educational marketplace.

    1h 29m

  7. MAR 5

    Guests - Alex Kolodin, Seth Keshel, Laurie Moore, Tom Horne

    Guests - Alex Kolodin, Seth Keshel, Laurie Moore, Tom Horne The political landscape in Arizona has shifted decisively, marked by a massive surge in Republican primary turnout and a unified front behind Donald Trump. The expected close contest between Donald Trump and Nikki Haley did not materialize, with Trump securing a commanding 78% of the vote. This overwhelming victory signals a clear direction for the state's GOP. State Representative Alex Kolodin emphasized the significance of this mandate. North Carolina continues to establish itself as a critical swing state with a complex political architecture. While Donald Trump maintained an eight-point lead over Joe Biden in the 2020 election, the state remains politically competitive. Election analyst Seth Keshel provided a detailed breakdown of the North Carolina primary and what it portends for the general election. As the primary season heats up, the energy on the ground reveals a deeply concerned and activated electorate. Laurie Moore, traveling across the country for grassroots efforts, shared perspective gathered from conversations with everyday Americans. The intersection of public policy, funding, and the separation of powers is fueling a significant legal debate in Arizona. Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne addressed the controversy surrounding Proposition 208, a wealth tax for education funding that was declared unconstitutional, and the subsequent efforts by the legislature and Attorney General to control the legal representation.

    1h 29m

  8. MAR 4

    Guests - Ava Chen, Rick Shafton, Dave Smith

    Guests - Ava Chen, Rick Shafton, Dave Smith Ava Chen, representing the New Federal State of China, assesses that the ongoing kinetic military action in Iran is systematically dismantling the CCP's proxy network. This strategy of targeting junior partners began with the removal of Maduro in Venezuela and will likely extend to Cuba. By severing these proxy relationships, the United States is neutralizing the foreign bases China uses to project power and plan military action against the free world. Domestically, the political landscape is being violently reshaped by primary elections. Political consultant Rick Shafton notes that the impending 10-week Texas runoff for the U.S. Senate seat between Ken Paxton and incumbent John Cornyn is shaping up to be the bloodiest campaign in American history. At the municipal level, leftist activists continue to hijack local government meetings to wage war on law enforcement. Retired law enforcement officer Dave Smith detailed the chaotic scenes at the Pima County Board of Supervisors and Marana Town Council.

    1h 30m
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Kathleen Winn is the conservative host of ”Winn Tucson”, heard weekdays at 1:00 p.m. on AM 1030 KVOI.

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  • Creator
    Kathleen Winn
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    343
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Winn Tucson