Travis Meltzer sits with Nadine Bubeck, ex-TV anchor turned mompreneur and owner of Paradise Valley City Lifestyle magazine. She shares her elementary-school manifestation (Katie Couric + fashion mag), post-bedrest pivot from news to launching a business overnight, and acquiring a sleepy local pub to build a multimedia community platform. Nadine reveals cover-hunting hustle (Tyson to Phelps to Booker), why she annoys celebs into “yes,” and her no-niche partnership loyalty. Grounded by three boys and a “why” of modeling creativity, she teases 2026 youth initiative + niche events.

In this episode, Travis sits down with Kenna Craft, the creative force behind Kicks by Kenna, a custom footwear brand that started as a pandemic project and has since gained national attention. From painting her first pair of Converse for her brother to creating one-of-a-kind designs for NFL and MLB players—and even a U.S. President—Kenna shares how passion, quality, and authenticity built her brand. She opens up about her creative process, the importance of storytelling through art, and how her Arizona roots shaped her journey.

In this episode, Travis Meltzer sits down with Celine Eskandarian, a Phoenix-based violinist and vocalist who has built a thriving one-woman show under the name Esco Violin. From playing her first violin at age eleven to performing at high-profile weddings, celebrity events, and community shows across Arizona, Celine shares how passion, self-discipline, and community have shaped her career. She opens up about starting her business right before the pandemic, building her own live setup, navigating the challenges of sound tech, and creating unforgettable experiences for her audiences.

In this episode of Arizona Lives, Legal Truths, attorney Travis Meltzer, founder and managing attorney of Valley Injury Law, sits down with acclaimed chef Beau MacMillan. From washing dishes in Massachusetts to shaping Scottsdale’s dining scene at Sanctuary, Chef Beau shares the story of his culinary journey, his inspirations, and the vision driving his latest projects with Clive Collective. Listeners will hear how early mentors shaped his passion, why his move to Arizona transformed his career, and what fuels his creativity after more than two decades in the industry. Chef Beau also opens up about building restaurant culture, balancing innovation with hospitality, and why Scottsdale and Phoenix remain some of the most exciting food destinations in the country.

In this inspiring episode of Arizona Lives: Legal Truths, attorney Travis Meltzer sits down with rising culinary star Chef Beatrice Heirigs. Born and raised in Flagstaff, Arizona, Beatrice shares how her upbringing at local farmers markets and her family’s beeswax business shaped her work ethic, social skills, and love for food. From washing dishes at Alpine Pizza to becoming a finalist on Gordon Ramsay’s Next Level Chef, Beatrice’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and ambition.

In this episode of The Valley’s Voice: Arizona Lives, Legal Truths, host Travis Meltzer, founder and managing attorney at Valley Injury Law, sits down with Peyton Whitmore, co-host of the nationally syndicated John Jay and Rich Show. Together, they explore Peyton’s journey from growing up in Chandler, Arizona, to becoming a morning radio personality. The conversation covers her early memories of radio in the Valley, lessons learned from playing collegiate basketball across multiple states, and the unique perspective she brings as a young woman of color in a male-dominated industry. Peyton also reflects on balancing authenticity with privacy on air, the pressure and privilege of her role, and how she uses her platform to inspire the next generation.

In this episode, host Travis Meltzer, founder and managing attorney of Valley Injury Law, answers one of the most common questions clients ask: How long will my personal injury case take? Travis breaks down the key factors that influence timelines, including medical treatment duration, liability disputes, and whether a case goes to litigation. He outlines the four major phases of a case, explains what happens behind the scenes, and shares why patience can often result in a better settlement. Listeners gain valuable insight into the personal injury process from an attorney who has worked on both sides of the courtroom.

In this episode of The Valley’s Voice: Arizona Lives Legal Truths, personal injury attorney Travis Meltzer, founder of Valley Injury Law, breaks down what every accident victim should do immediately after a crash — even if they feel fine. Travis explains the critical importance of contacting police, documenting the scene, seeking medical care promptly, and knowing how to protect yourself legally before speaking to insurance companies. With real-life examples and practical advice, this episode serves as an essential guide to preserving your health, rights, and potential claim after an auto accident in Arizona.

Travis Meltzer, founding and managing attorney at Valley Injury Law, reveals insider secrets about insurance companies’ tactics and strategies they don’t want you to know. Drawing from his unique experience working on both sides of personal injury cases in Arizona and Nevada, Travis exposes the truth about claims adjusters, settlement offers, and how insurance companies try to minimize payouts.

Travis Meltzer, founding and managing attorney at Valley Injury Law, reveals critical mistakes that can damage your personal injury case before it begins. Drawing from his experience as both a defense and plaintiff’s attorney, Travis shares invaluable insights on post-accident dos and don’ts.

Travis Meltzer, founder and managing attorney at Valley Injury Law, breaks down personal injury law essentials. Drawing from his unique experience in both defense and plaintiff representation in Arizona and Nevada, Travis shares insights on case types, client relationships, and common misconceptions about personal injury claims.