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Category Archives: Federal Lands
Jablow Interview – Podcast June 12, 2023
Making City Government Work. Steve Williamson welcomes Scott Jablow, Mayor of Sedona, to discuss the latest issues and developments in one of the world’s most beautiful cities. They begin by talking about problems caused by OHVs (Off Highway Vehicles). The … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Renewal, Community, Democratic Governance, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Infrastructure Investment, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Policy, Tourism
Tagged OHVs, Sedona AZ, Sedona Government, Sedona Mayor, Traffic
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Jablow Interview – Podcast January 30, 2023
A Mayor Who Listens. Steve Williamson welcomes Scott Jablow back to the show. Recently elected as Sedona’s Mayor after eight years on the City Council, Jablow says one of the things he enjoys most about the office is contact with … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Renewal, Community, Democratic Governance, Development, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Fiscal Policy, Government, Health Care, Housing, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Accountability, Public Lands, Public Service, Regulation
Tagged ATVs, OHVs, Sedona Arizona, Sedona Mayor, Short-term Rentals
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Kinsella, Moriarity and Ploog Interview – Podcast January 3, 2022
Sedona 2021: A Year Of Accomplishment. Steve Williamson welcomes Mayor Sandy Moriarty and City Council Members, Kathy Kinsella and Holli Ploog, to discuss the changes that took place last year, and what Sedona residents might look forward to in the … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Democratic Governance, Development, Disinformation, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Housing, Infrastructure, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Lands, Public Policy, Public Service, Renewable Energy, Social Media, Sustainable Development, Tax and Investment Policy, Tourism, U.S. Forest Service
Tagged City Government, Hiking Trails, Parking, Public Transit, Sedona AZ, Sedona Traffic, Sustainability, Workforce Housing
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Keene Interview – Podcast October 18, 2021
The Complexities And Frustrations Of City Management. Steve and Guest host Karen McClelland welcome Sedona’s Deputy City Manager, Joanne Keene, to discuss what the city can and can’t do to address common complaints and the city’s most pressing issues. They … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Community, Education, Environment, Federal Lands, Government, Housing, Infrastructure, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Local Politics, Public Policy, Tourism
Tagged City Management, City of Sedona, City v State Control, Legislative Overreach
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Michaels Interview – Podcast August 9, 2021
The Importance Of Stewardship. Democratic Perspective co-host Hava welcomes Donna Michaels to discuss her first six months in office as a Yavapai County supervisor. She begins by noting that stewardship is the key to a healthy community. To that end, … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Renewal, Community, Community Activism, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Housing, Interviews, Local Politics, Policing, Public Accountability, Public Lands, Public Policy, Public Service, Tourism, U.S. Forest Service, Wilderness Preservation
Tagged ATVs, Forest Lands, Habitat Destruction, Healthy Communities, Off-Road Vehicles, Public Stewardship, Yavapai County Board of Supervisors
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Jordahl Interview – Podcast February 1, 2021
The Ecological Disasters Created By The Border Wall. Laiken Jordahl, borderlands campaigner for the Center for Biological Diversity, joins Steve Williamson to discuss the devastating ecological impact of the border wall. Jordahl notes that about 450 miles of new border … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Biodiversity, Civil Liberties, Climate Change, Conservative Paranoia, Constitutional Issues, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Global Warming, Human Rights, Immigration, Interviews, Mass Migration, National Politics, Native American Issues, Paul Gosar, Public Lands, Wilderness Preservation, Wildlife Habitat, Border Wall
Tagged Border Wall, Ecology, immigration
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Hogan, Bonk, Wolfe Interviews – Podcast December 14, 2020
Examining Proposed Developments For The Verde Valley. Steve Williamson, Hava Derby and their guests discuss five controversial developments that have been proposed for the Verde Valley. The projects include a wildlife sanctuary, a large housing development, a bridge and roadway, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Community, Community Activism, Development, Disinformation, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Government, Interviews, Local Politics, Public Lands, Regulatory Agencies
Tagged AutoCamp, Patel Hotel Group, Spring Creek Ranch, Verde Connect, Villiage of Oak Creek, Wildworks
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Kelly and Michaels Interviews – Podcast October 5, 2020
Turning Arizona Blue. Democratic Perspective welcomes former astronaut and US Senate candidate for Arizona, Mark Kelly. Kelly answers questions on a diverse range of topics, such as federal management of public lands, mining, climate science, solar energy, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Climate Change, Community, Community Activism, Development, Elections, Energy Policy, Environment, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Global Warming, Government, Health Care, Health Care Policy, Health Insurance, Interviews, Local Politics, Medicare, National Politics, Pharmaceutical Pricing and Procurement, Political Candidacy, Public Accountability, Public Health Policy, Public Lands, Public Service, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development
Tagged Donna Michaels, Mark Kelly, US Senate, Yavapai County Board of Supervisors
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O’Halleran Interview – Podcast September 28, 2020
Demanding More Of Congress. Democratic Perspective welcomes Congressman Tom O’Halleran in a conversation that covers a wide range of issues, including the upcoming election, the pandemic, healthcare, broadband, public lands, climate change, and the needs of rural America. He begins … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Politics, Economic Policy, Economic Stimulus, Education, Elections, Energy Policy, Environment, Federal Lands, Global Warming, Government, Health Care, Interviews, Mine Safety, National Politics, Pandemic, Political Candidacy, Public Accountability, Public Education, Renewable Energy, Water Policy
Tagged Climate Change, Congress, Election Security, USPS
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DiSanto Interview – Podcast August 10, 2020
Defeating America’s Goofiest Congressman. Democratic Perspective welcomes Delina DiSanto, Democratic candidate running to unseat incumbent congressman Paul Gosar. For those unfamiliar with Gosar, he’s a Trump apologist who uses divisive rhetoric and subscribes to a variety of wild conspiracy theories. … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona Economy, Arizona Politics, Conspiracy Theories, De-regulation, Domestic Policy, Economic Policy, Education, Energy Policy, Environmental Issues, Federal Lands, Financial Crisis, Food Insecurity, Government, Health Care, Health Care Delivery, Health Care Policy, Health Insurance, Interviews, Jobs and Employment, Medicare, National Politics, Native American Issues, Pandemic, Political Candidacy, Public Accountability, Public Lands
Tagged AZ CD 4, Congress, Delina DiSanto, Paul Gosar
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