Waterfall Tragedy, Crowded Parks & A Hospital Standoff | Olivia Oravits

Olivia Oravits joins me to break down a mix of shocking headlines and uniquely Arizona stories. We start with a tragic drowning at Fossil Creek that serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly outdoor adventures can turn dangerous—even in popular destinations.

We also look at the Grand Canyon ranking as the 4th most visited national park in 2025, what that means for tourism, crowding, and infrastructure, and why even a slight dip in visits still signals massive pressure on America’s parks.

Plus, a bizarre legal battle out of Florida where a hospital is suing a patient who has refused to leave for five months after being discharged—raising serious questions about healthcare resources and patient rights.

It’s a mix of real-life tragedy, strange but true stories, and bigger conversations about safety, public lands, and the systems we all rely on.