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Mark Brodie

Mark Brodie, Reporter and host at member station KJZZ in Phoenix, Arizona.

Mark Brodie appears in the following:

How Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's switch to an Independent is being viewed in her home state

Saturday, December 10, 2022

NPR

By Scott Simon : NPR / Mark Brodie

Arizona's Senator Kyrsten Sinema is no longer a Democrat - we look at how her switch to an Independent is viewed in her home state.

Takeouts: Arizona Passes Harsh Anti-Illegal Immigration Laws, Washington Lawmakers Investigate Mine Explosion

Thursday, April 15, 2010

IMMIGRATION REFORM: In Arizona, state lawmakers approved some of the harshest anti-illegal-immigration measures ever. Mark Brodie, reporter and host at member station KJZZ joins us from Phoenix to discuss if these laws are tough measures for a tough problem or little more than legalized racial profiling.
WASHINGTON TAKEOUT: Following the tragic mine explosion, which killed 29 miners and injured others in Montcoal, West Virginia, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are not taking the institutional inertia that lead to this tragedy lightly. Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich explains.