Mark Brodie is a host at KJZZ, where he co-hosts The Show, a locally produced news magazine. With a rich background in covering government and politics, as well as regional interests, Brodie has reported extensively on topics such as public education, litigation, and the housing market. He has been featured in NPR, WAMU 88.5, Patch.com, Fronteras Desk, NewsBreak, and KJZZ.
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Mark's coverage is primarily focused on local events and expert commentary within the government & politics and sports realms. His articles delve into a wide range of topics, from air quality to water conservation, music, legal rulings, university achievements, behavioral science, abortion laws and much more.
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The Trump administration is looking to make changes to the federal rules overseeing grazing on public lands.
By: Mark-Brodie, Alex Hager
The Interior Department has released the final environmental impact statement, which sets the stage for cuts to water allocations.
By: Mark Brodie
Robbie Sherwood served as district director for Harry Mitchell from 2007-2011; he’s currently the communications director for Arizona House Democrats.
By: Mark Brodie
Some wine growers in California are struggling. The New York Times reports some wineries are ripping out — or burning — their grapes in response to lower sales.
By: Mark Brodie
The WISeR model uses AI among other technologies to help determine whether or not certain procedures or courses of treatment are appropriate for Medicare patients.
By: Mark Brodie
Detroit is about 2,000 miles from Phoenix. That may seem like a random fact, but for The Show's next guest, it's extremely relevant.
By: Mark Brodie
Reporting from the New York Times has found the death rate from drug overdoses in Arizona has overtaken that of West Virginia for the first time in a few decades.
By: Mark Brodie
Art critic Jackson Arn grew up in Phoenix, but it took a cross-country move to really appreciate the region. He talks about that in an essay he wrote for the publication Art in America, titled “
By: Mark Brodie
If it feels like you're spending more time sitting in traffic on Valley roads and highways, you're right. You probably are.
Pima County is looking for a new operator to run Old Tucson Studios. That's because the current one, Colorado-based American Heritage Railways, says it will not extend its current lease, which runs through April 2027.
