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Law Matters 1030

Law Matters 1030

Sherry Harrison 240 Episodes Jul 23, 2026

Law Matters is a non-partisan podcast that aims to open lines of communication between law enforcement, lawmakers, legal professionals, and military personnel. Through public media and classroom settings, it seeks to increase awareness and prevent illicit drug and criminal activities, as well as neighborhood deterioration. The show is hosted by Sherry Harrison.

Episodes

Juan Pablo Escobar
Juan Pablo Escobar Jul 23, 2026 2158 Juan talks about his childhood, his father notoriety, how a life of crime leads to just 2 things. Juan has written books and created documentaries about his life that are worth checking into. 
Desert Thunder Squadron
Desert Thunder Squadron Jul 21, 2026 1324 In this episode, Nancy Cole shares insights about the honorary commander program at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, its significance, upcoming events, and how the community can support and get involved with the military. Discover how civilians can connect with the base, support military families, and learn about the transition programs for service members.Honorary commander program at Davis
K9s in Grocery Stores
K9s in Grocery Stores Jul 19, 2026 1316 In this episode, Theresa shares her experience with a dog in a grocery store and discusses the legal and safety issues surrounding service animals and pets in public spaces. We explore how laws can be improved to protect consumers and ensure proper identification of service animals.Legal rights and restrictions regarding service animalsIncidents involving dogs in grocery stores and parkin
Laws of Nature
Laws of Nature Jul 17, 2026 1849 In this episode, NOAA meteorologist Jon Gottschalck explains the science behind weather phenomena like El Niño, La Niña, hurricanes, and tornadoes, and how these impact global and local weather patterns. Discover how weather predictions are made and the importance of preparedness.El Niño and La Niña differences and impactsHow NOAA predicts weather using models and AIThe role of vertical w
Little Crooks know Big Crooks
Little Crooks know Big Crooks Jul 11, 2026 1791 In this episode, Marc Levine shares fascinating stories from his career as a DEA special agent, highlighting major drug busts, undercover operations, and the complexities of law enforcement work. Discover insights into cartel operations, chemical trafficking, and the risks faced by agents on the front lines.DEA undercover operations in New York CityDisruption of cartel activities on Roose
Mike Vigil - Current Columbia
Mike Vigil - Current Columbia Jul 11, 2026 3494 In this episode, Mike Vigil, former Director of International Operations for DEA, discusses the recent kidnapping of Mayo Zambada, cartel dynamics, and the geopolitical implications of law enforcement actions in Mexico and South America.The kidnapping of Mayo Zambada and its implicationsCartel leadership and recent changes after El Mencho's deathThe use of military-grade weapons and tacti
Independence and the Future of Voting
Independence and the Future of Voting Jul 9, 2026 1663 In this episode, we explore the complexities of Arizona's political landscape, ballot access issues, and the importance of independent voters in shaping a better democracy. Guest Paul Johnson shares insights on reform efforts, gerrymandering, and the need for bipartisan cooperation.Ballot access challenges for independentsGerrymandering and primary system flawsThe rise of independent vote
AZ AG Kris Mayes job integrity
AZ AG Kris Mayes job integrity Jul 7, 2026 1627 In this episode, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes discusses her work, election integrity, legal challenges, and her views on the current political landscape. She shares insights on lawsuits, election security, and her transition from Republican to Democrat.Legal challenges faced by ArizonaElection security and voter integrityPartisan politics and party transitionLawsuits against federa
Immigration Benefits Not What You Think
Immigration Benefits Not What You Think Jul 7, 2026 3259 In this episode, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the complexities of the U.S. immigration system, the high costs and delays involved, and the human stories behind immigration policies. He highlights issues like visa processing times, fees, and the impact of recent policies on individuals and families.Immigration benefits processing delaysHigh costs and fees for visas and natural
Primary Voter Rights
Primary Voter Rights Jun 29, 2026 1866 In this episode, Chad from the Independent Voter Project discusses the flaws in the primary election system, voting rights issues, and the importance of voter education. He highlights how current primary processes disenfranchise independent voters and explores potential reforms to create a more inclusive democracy.Primary election reform and nonpartisan primariesVoter disenfranchisement o
Fentanyl Crisis NM
Fentanyl Crisis NM Jun 27, 2026 3546 Mike Vigil talks abotu the fentanyl traveling through New Mexico, the political candidates, primary voting for the midterms, attorney generals role.  
Sheriff Danniels
Sheriff Danniels Jun 26, 2026 1416 Sheriff Mark Danniels shares insights on law enforcement leadership, community engagement, border security, political cadidates misinforming the public for votes, handling complex investigations like the Guthrie case, emphasizing the importance of trust, collaboration, and transparency.Law enforcement leadership and community trustBorder security and operational managementCommunity youth

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