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PHOENIX, AZ - UNDATED: (EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) A "haboob" storm that came through the Phoenix metro area in Phoenix, Arizona. Self-confessed storm chaser and photographer Scott Wood, 43, is fascinated by extreme weather. Setting up his camera at the Paseo Vista recreation area in Chandler, near Phoenix, Arizona, Scott captured the oncoming dust cloud with incredible clarity. 'The southeast valley of the Phoenix area is very flat, but this recreation area was built up to be something of a hill, it gives great 360 degree views,' Scott explained. 'This dust storm was amazing, there was an incredible amount of detail in the leading edge of the dust storm. Lots of peaks and valleys that created beautiful highlights and shadows being lit by the setting sun which was behind me.' The photographer, from Phoenix, said he first became interested in storm chasing, and storm when he lived in the 'tornado belt' of the US Midwest. (Photo by Scott Wood / Barcroft Media / Getty Images)
PHOENIX, AZ - UNDATED: (EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE) A "haboob" storm that came through the Phoenix metro area in Phoenix, Arizona. Self-confessed storm chaser and photographer Scott Wood, 43, is fascinated by extreme weather. Setting up his camera at the Paseo Vista recreation area in Chandler, near Phoenix, Arizona, Scott captured the oncoming dust cloud with incredible clarity. 'The southeast valley of the Phoenix area is very flat, but this recreation area was built up to be something of a hill, it gives great 360 degree views,' Scott explained. 'This dust storm was amazing, there was an incredible amount of detail in the leading edge of the dust storm. Lots of peaks and valleys that created beautiful highlights and shadows being lit by the setting sun which was behind me.' The photographer, from Phoenix, said he first became interested in storm chasing, and storm when he lived in the 'tornado belt' of the US Midwest. (Photo by Scott Wood / Barcroft Media / Getty Images)

If you missed Monday the 30th’s Valley of the Suns Live! the Weekly Edition – Rapid FIre, don’t worry! We have the re-stream here!

If you are a regular participant in Valley of the Suns Live! which streams every Monday evening on Twitter, Periscope, and YouTube, then you know that this is the only place in the world  where fans can talk about Phoenix Suns basketball in real time  on a live stream. You too are aware of how great a live conversation with numerous dedicated Suns fans from all around the world as well as myself – your host and site editor – is as we discuss all of the topical issues that fans are wanting to talk about each week.

There is no better opportunity than Valley of the Suns Live! for a large group of fans to discuss important topics concerning the Suns, get information and opinions about the team each week, have your opinions heard and even the chance to vent!

As the host, I make a point to answer every single question posed and respond to every comment. I sincerely do host this show for you,  the rabid fans of the Phoenix Suns who want an opportunity to have their voices heard, and not just some anonymous editor’s opinions crammed down your throats.

Valley of the Suns Live! is produced as an opportunity for the entire community to come together and discuss the topics that you feel most passionate about responding to each and everyone of you is my priority.

If you don’t believe, watch this week’s episode!

Because so little has been happening since the end of the Las Vegas Summer League, the summer formatting of the show is a bit different than normal.

Generally during the season (or during the part of the offseason when rumors blow around like an Arizona Monsoon storm) I will open up the show with a series of topics that I know most fans want to discuss off the top, somewhat guiding us through a large segment of the show.

However, with the offseason slowed down at the moment, these episodes are entirely directed by the topics specifically brought forward by the participating fans, in rapid fire succession! I answer or respond to them the moment they are brought forward leaving no questions or comments floating out in the ether unrecognized.

So if you haven’t given Valley of the Suns Live! a shot yet, don’t forget: the show airs every Monday evening at 6pm AZ and is designed to be a live sounding board for the fans! Give it a shot and I’ll guarantee you’ll get hooked!

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