Legislative session, solar energy, and Cristela Alonzo

July 7, 2022
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Today on the show, attorney Alexis Glascock speaks about the recently completed legislative session and its impact on Arizona business. President and CEO Joy Seitz talks about solar energy and how it could help Arizona. And comedian/actress Cristela Alonzo discusses the new play she is a member of, “How to make an American Son!”.

In this segment:

Alexis Glascock, Fennmore
Joy Seitz, American Solar & Roofing
Cristela Alonzo, Actress/Comedian

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