Kimberly Bizor Tolbert was selected in January as the first Black woman to serve as Dallas City Manager after beginning her career more than 30 years ago as an intern at City Hall. And it’s been non-stop work since, from trying to figure out what happens to the Dallas Mavericks, to the $5 billion budget. WFAA anchor Dia Wall scored an exclusive sit down with Tolbert and she joins the Jasons to discuss the interview. Despite what you may have heard, Dia learned the number one concern for Dallas residents isn’t public safety. 00:00 - EPISODE PREVIEW 00:55 - WELCOME, DIA WALL 02:35 - WELCOME FROM FOUR CORNERS BREWERY 06:10 - KIM TOLBERT'S WHY TO PUBLIC SERVICE 07:40 - WHEELER THE COMPLAINER? 08:42 - DALLAS' STREETS AND THE CITY'S $5.2 BILLION BUDGET 09:40 - CITY SURVEY: WHAT'S NUMBER 1? 11:46 - SURVEY PARTICIPATION 13:00 - TOLBERT ON DALLAS INFRASTRUCTURE 14:11 - DALLAS MAVS AND WHEELER'S LOVE FOR SLOVENIA 15:20 - THE PODCAST DERAILS FOR A GOOD 2-3 MINUTES.... 17:10 - BACK TO THE MAVS... 20:16 - TOLBERT ON DALLAS MAVS FRANCISE 21:13 - THE FUTURE OF THE MAVS IN DALLAS 23:13 - WHAT HAPPENS TO THE AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER? 25:13 - THE CITY RESPONSE TO DALLAS PROPS S,T, AND U 29:27 - TOLBERT OF PRIORTIZING CITY SERVICES 34:02 - KIM TOLBERT EXPLAINS THE CITY'S RESPONSE TO LOWERING PROPERTY TAXES