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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By: Lauren Gilger, Mark Brodie
The candidates for Arizona secretary of state debated how secure Arizona elections are and how people feel about them. Our Friday NewsCap panelists analyze that and the rest of the week's top stories. Plus, we hear from one of the puppeteers performing at this weekend's Puppet Slam in Phoenix.
By: Mark Brodie
MARK BRODIE : The Great Arizona Puppet Theater will be hosting its September Puppet Slam (Saturday, Sept. 5), and my next guest will be one of the performers.
The fires that burned through LA last year destroyed tens of thousands of buildings. Learn about the ASU professors who are using new tech to document that. Plus, the outlook for flu and COVID-19 seasons this fall and winter.
By: Mark Brodie
State health officials say they've confirmed nearly a thousand COVID-19 cases in the last week.
Sharma leads the climate and sustainability program at Discovery Partners Institute at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, and wants to find ways to get people heat information that is more specific to particular locations at particular times, rather than a static kind of map.
By: Mark Brodie
Two ASU professors are showing a very personal documentary at the Venice International Film Festival, which is taking place through Sept. 12. And they're doing it with new technology, which allows for a more immersive experience.
By: Mark Brodie
The Arizona Board of Education is in the process of making changes to the state's A-F letter grade system for public schools.
By: Mark Brodie
The order instructs the Interior secretary to decide within 90 days if the species has recovered enough to be delisted.
By: Mark Brodie
Back in January, federal immigration agents raided each of the 14 Zipps Sports Grill locations across metro Phoenix. They were looking for undocumented workers and ended up arresting dozens of them.
By: Lauren Gilger, Mark Brodie
LAUREN GILGER: All right, let me take you back now a few years for our next segment this morning to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris and a breakout breakdancing performance.
