Bob Archuleta's guest appearances

Bob Archuleta

SacTown Talks

Then There's California

Scott Wiener

Anna Caballero

Richard Pan

Steve Glazer

Melissa Hurtado

Susan Rubio

Holly Mitchell

Tom Umberg

Bob Wieckowski

Sydney Kamlager

John Laird

Lena Gonzalez

Bill Dodd

Steven Bradford

Nancy Skinner

OwlTail

Senator Bob Archuleta, a military veteran and Chair of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, talks about how 4th of July fireworks can trigger anxiety in military veterans, and how those veterans and their families can ease the anticipated tension and still celebrate a holiday that honors their service to our country, Senator Archuleta is joined in this discussion by two distinguished California military veterans:  George Dixon, Supervisor, Veterans Services Office, County of Los Angeles Larry Vasquez, Director, Office of Military &amp; Veterans Affairs, Office of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti  Click here for a closed-captioned version of this podcast!

Senator Bob Archuleta, a military veteran and Chair of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, talks about how 4th of July fireworks can trigger anxiety in military veterans, and how those veterans and their families can ease the anticipated tension and still celebrate a holiday that honors their service to our country, Senator Archuleta is joined in this discussion by two distinguished California military veterans: <ul> <li>George Dixon, Supervisor, Veterans Services Office, County of Los Angeles</li> <li>Larry Vasquez, Director, Office of Military &amp; Veterans Affairs, Office of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti</li> </ul> <a href="https://youtu.be/JCOV3CTbuT0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here for a closed-captioned version of this podcast!</a>

Fireworks & Military Veterans - "It's going to trigger memories..." / Senator Bob Archuleta

This week we welcome back Senator Bob Archuleta of the 32nd Senate District, which covers southeastern LA county. We discuss working on state campaigns during covid, and how his paired down legislative package of five bills were all passed into law. We discuss the details of all five bills, then advice for incoming senators on how he chose his staff, priorities for the next term including his belief that small business relief should be a priority. We end with his Thanksgiving charitable efforts and a discussion of how Governor Newsom has great options of who to appoint to replace Vice President-Elect Harris.Follow Us on Twitter and Facebook

This week we welcome back Senator Bob Archuleta of the 32nd Senate District, which covers southeastern LA county. We discuss working on state campaigns during covid, and how his paired down legislative package of five bills were all passed into law. We discuss the details of all five bills, then advice for incoming senators on how he chose his staff, priorities for the next term including his belief that small business relief should be a priority. We end with his Thanksgiving charitable efforts and a discussion of how Governor Newsom has great options of who to appoint to replace Vice President-Elect Harris.Follow Us on <a href="https://twitter.com/SactownTalks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SacTownTalks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>

Interview with Senator Bob Archuleta

SacTown Talks welcomes Senator Bob Archuleta of the 32nd Senate District, or as he calls it “the fightin’ 32nd.” They discuss his path to the senate, from the 82nd Airborne to county commissioner and his belief in the rewards one gets from serving the community. They discuss his belief that COVID brings communities and families together, especially in his district. Then they discuss his bill priorities, including a bill mandating law enforcement wear uniforms that identify the department for whom they work, a bill from expediting background checks for volunteers, and a bill for recycling lithium ion batteries. He finishes by discussing how policing will be changed for the better by recent protests and his feeling confident in his safety returning to the Capitol. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook

SacTown Talks welcomes Senator Bob Archuleta of the 32nd Senate District, or as he calls it “the fightin’ 32nd.” They discuss his path to the senate, from the 82nd Airborne to county commissioner and his belief in the rewards one gets from serving the community. They discuss his belief that COVID brings communities and families together, especially in his district. Then they discuss his bill priorities, including a bill mandating law enforcement wear uniforms that identify the department for whom they work, a bill from expediting background checks for volunteers, and a bill for recycling lithium ion batteries. He finishes by discussing how policing will be changed for the better by recent protests and his feeling confident in his safety returning to the Capitol. Follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/SactownTalks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and<a href="https://www.facebook.com/SacTownTalks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Facebook</a>