Engaging Young Voters, Keeping Seniors Safe in Heat, An Artful Dodge

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In this episode of “Arizona Horizon,” we sit down with Brent Whiting, Co-Founder & Vice President of Tomorrow We Vote, to discuss young people feeling politically homeless in the wake of economic hardship, a jobless future and skyrocketing housing costs.

We also hear from Phillip Scharf, CEO of Tempe Community Action Agency, to examine the vulnerabilities homebound older adults face as Arizona temperatures get closer to summer levels.

Finally, Karen Odden, Author “An Artful Dodge,” shares her Victorian London-based heist novel centered around an all-female thieving gang and one young woman’s heroic plan to escape a life of crime.

Brent Whiting, Co-Founder & Vice President, Tomorrow We Vote
Phillip Scharf, CEO, Tempe Community Action Agency
Karen Odden, Author, "An Artful Dodge"

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