”Valley’s Bits, Bytes & Banter”

Our favorite Chile-ologist and the Godfather of Chile seeds, Ed Curry of Curry Farms joins Bob and Ralph to talk about water issues facing all of us in the Southwestern United States and in particular, Cochise County, Arizona. This is one you do not want to miss.

Bob and Ralph sit down with Valley’s Regulatory Affairs Specialist Heather Floyd and talk about the process of applying for BEAD funding, information on future fiber projects Valley is working on and how she got in trouble for violating the rules of Book Club. Don't miss this great episode.

Our favorite local media guru and pop culturalist David Bell joins us again to talk movies, comic books and the upcoming Arizona Fan Fest. Another great episode you don't want to miss.

Special guest Eddie Browning stops by to talk with Bob and Ralph about the heritage and legacy of ranching in the Sulphur Springs Valley, the new Western Heritage Center and changes to the Willcox area since growing up there. A great conversation you won't want to miss.

Special guest Eastern Arizona College Athletic Director Paul Demuth stops by for a really great conversation with Bob and Ralph about College sports, student athletes, recruiting efforts and community support. Don't miss this fascinating episode.

Columbus, New Mexico Library Director Maria Constantine joins us for a great conversation about the power of local libraries, what they mean to a community and some interesting history about the Village of Columbus library 

Special Guest Kathy Klump from the Sulphur Springs Valley Historical Society joins Bob and Ralph to discuss her 40 plus years of dedication to finding and preserving the history of Willcox and it's surrounding area. A fascinating episode you won't want to miss.

Special Guest Homer Hansen joins Bob and Ralph and gives us an inside look into Wings Over Willcox and the birding world in general.

Valley's Network Manager Tim Bowlby joins us for a great in depth discussion about the workings of an internet network and how to get the best experience. Take a listen to this fascinating and informative episode.

On a special episode, we sit down with Valley employees (and big film buffs) Josh and Jacob Encinas to discuss the latest tech gifts, favorite Christmas movies and we give you the definitive answer to whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie. 

Local sports authority and all around great guy Lee Patterson from 1230 AM KATO radio joins Bob and Ralph for the scoop on what's happening in our area with our local teams.

Bob and Ralph sit down with local radio personality Reed Richins to talk about how technology has transformed the radio industry, his commitment to giving back to the local community and how an Animas High School graduate became the owner of Double R Communications. 

Special Guest Willcox Director of Public Safety Dale Hadfield discusses community policing and high tech changes in law enforcement. Join us for an informative episode.

Doctor Dawn Walker M.D., Chief of Staff at Northern Cochise Community Hospital and owner of Walker Family Medicine joins us for a fascinating conversation about modern medicine and tele-health. Don't miss this informative episode.

Special Guest Willcox Theater and Arts Director Gayle Berry talks movies, ranching heritage, theater complex expansion and her love of opera. Join us for an informative episode.

Special Guest Ag teacher Mike Zamudio discusses exciting developments within FFA and 4H for Americas youth getting into Agra-Business and farming. Join us for an informative episode.

Special Guest Jeremy Graves from Pivot Group Joins us to discuss the real meaning of customer experience and to explain why Tennessee Orange isn't found in the state flag. Join us for this fascinating episode.

Graham County Chamber Executive Director Vance Bryce joins us and talks about how important broadband adoption is to the growth of a community, his experience in our nation’s capital and what he and Indiana Jones have in common.

Duncan, Arizona High School Principal Marci Harris discusses the challenges with education in a small rural community, how engaged the students are and spins a story about big game bow hunting with a surprise ending.