Dave & Dujanovic
Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.
Episodes
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Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 28th, 2025: SLC International airport lands in top 5 of most turbulent airports
- No plan for special session to address signature gathering
- Are condos the new starter home?
- The rising cost of homeowners insurance
- Home prices drop in Logan, UT
- SLC International airport lands in top 5 of most turbulent airports
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SLC International airport lands in top 5 of most turbulent airports
The Salt Lake City International airport landed in the top 5 of most turbulent airports, according to turbli.com... KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show to explain why SLC Is more turbulent than other areas. -
Home prices drop in Logan, UT
Pack your bags! The Median home sales prices in Logan, Utah dropped 5.8% year to $410,900. Russel Faucett, Owner of the Stern of Omada Real Estate joins the show to explain what is happening in Logan to make home prices a more affordable option. -
The rising cost of homeowners insurance
Home insurance rates in Utah have seen the 3rd biggest increase in the nation.. LendingTree home insurance analyst and licensed insurance agent, Rob Bhatt joins the show to discuss tips on how to save on homeowners insurance. -
Are condos the new starter home?Â
Are condos going to replace the traditional single family starter home in Utah? Debbie and Taylor discuss this as they take a look at the new way capitol hill is trying to get first time homes built across the state now allows developers to take out a lower interest loan to build condos -- not just single-family homes. KSL NewsRadio Producer and aspiring homebuyer, Caitlyn Johnston, shares her thoughts on condos as a starter home. Listeners chime in with their opinions. -
Drowning dangers
Swim experts are warning about the dangers of drowning for young swimmers, and more specifically boys who are more likely to take risks in water. This comes after a 12 year old boy nearly drowned during a breath holding competition. Debbie and Taylor discuss the incident and discuss safety measures they can implement within their own families.
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No plan for special session to address signature gathering
It's not normally news when something doesn't happen… But in this case the Governor's announcement that he isn't calling a special session to address how candidates can get their name on a ballot is political news. Debbie and Taylor discuss this issue and speak with UT GOP Chair Robert Axson. -
DNC chair visits Utah
The Democratic National Committee Chair, Ken Martin, came to the state of Utah and according to the Deseret News, believes the national party should be investing in places like Utah to move the needle. Holly Richardson, Editor at Utah Policy and new host of Inside Sources on KSL NewsRadio shares her perspective on the visit.Senator Nate Blouin joins the show to discuss the direction the democratic party needs to go in Utah. Talin Hansen, Municipal Director of the Utah Democratic Party, met with the DNC Chair and brings insight from the meeting. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 27th, 2025: Utah House Speaker Mike Shultz calls on Utah judge to resign
- Is 'Blue MAGA' what the democrats need to revitalize the party?
- 'He has gone absolutely CRAZY!' Did President Trump underestimate Putin?
- The die-hard 'buy American' crowd is struggling to buy American
- Does the Jury System work?
- Episode 3 of KSL's Uinta Triangle Podcast is out now!
- Are you slouching? Why you need to sit up straight
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Are you slouching? Why you need to sit up straight
Check your posture.. are you slouching? Leah and Debbie break into a new report from the WSJ on why slouching is bad for your physical and emotional health! -
Episode 3 of KSL's Uinta Triangle Podcast is out now!
Uinta Triangle tells the story of the desperate search for Eric Robinson after he vanished in a Utah mountain range. Host Dave Cawley (journalist and creator of the hit true crime series COLD) follows in Eric’s footsteps. Dave also joins Eric’s wife, Marilyn Koolstra, in her worldwide hunt for answers about her missing husband. Dave walks through what to expect for this week's episode which walks through the first report of eric going missing. -
Does the Jury System work?
Jay Evenson, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News poses the question in his latest opinion piece: Does the Jury System work? Jay brings us his perspective as a former juror. Listeners call in to explain their experiences with jury duty. -
The die-hard 'buy American' crowd is struggling to buy American
The die-hard "buy America" crowd is having a tough time buying American. Debbie and Leah walk through the attempts to ensure products are made in the USA and the challenge that comes with it. Listeners chime in. -
'He has gone absolutely CRAZY!' Did President Trump underestimate Putin?
Over the weekend, President Donald Trump on his Truth Social wrote negatively about Vladimir Putin. Saying that he has gone "absolutely CRAZY!" And is needlessly killing a lot of people. Debbie and Leah speak to Dr. Frederick H. White, Professor of Russian and Integrated Studies at Utah Valley University about Putin's escalation in Ukraine and if this is unexpected behavior. -
Is 'Blue MAGA' what the democrats need to revitalize the party?
Democrats have been trying to find ways to revitalize the party after the party lost the presidential election in November. One Democrat from California, Rep. Ro Khanna recently made comments on ABC's "This week" about the honest reality democrats need to face and how he hopes to bring back working and middle class voters to the democratic party with something like "Blue MAGA". -
Utah House Speaker Mike Shultz calls on Utah judge to resign
What prompted Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz to call on a Utah judge to resign ... . KSL's Daniel Woodruff breaks down the latest details on what a judge said during the sentencing of a man who was facing a list of criminal charges involving sexual exploitation of a minor. KSL legal Analyst, Greg Skordas shares his analysis. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 23rd, 2025: What to know ahead of memorial day weekend in Utah
- The great jail escape in New Orleans
- The Utah Park Ranger who survived being shot 9 times
- Inside RFK Jr.'s MAHA report on children's chronic health problems
- KSL Give-A-Thon + KSL Movie Show Preview
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KSL Give-A-Thon + KSL Movie Show Preview
As we gear up for KSL's Giv-a-thon to raise funds for primary children's hospital... Debbie and Greg hear the story of 15-year-old Jacob. The hosts check in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts on the big movie of the week, Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning. -
Inside RFK Jr.'s MAHA report on children's chronic health problems
President Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Junior revealed their Make America Health Again Commission report. Lois Collins, with the Deseret News, walks through key details of the report. -
The Utah Park Ranger who survived being shot 9 times
Brody Young was shot 9 times by a man who he came across sleeping in his car, the Utah State Park Ranger survived and is publishing a book that goes up for sale in June. Lt. Brody Young, with the department of natural resource in the division of law enforcement calls in live to the show. -
The great jail escape in New Orleans
Debbie and Greg break down the latest details of the inmates who escaped jail in New Orleans and discuss the unique circumstances of how it happened. -
What to know ahead of memorial day weekend in Utah
Debbie and Greg gear up for the Memorial Day weekend by checking in with the KSL Traffic Center on traffic expectations today and through the weekend and discuss gas prices. Caitlyn Johnston, KSL NewsRadio Producer joins the show to walk through what to know about timed entry at Arches National Park and other things to know about if you plan to visit a national park this weekend. Barbara Bruno, Mayor of Springdale, whose town borders Zion National Park joins the show to discuss what's expected this weekend. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 22nd, 2025: House Republicans pass 'The Big Beautiful Bill'
- Audit finds K-12 school safety code violations
- Granite School District considers school closures
- What the passing of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' means for no tax on tips and overtime
- U.S. plans to halt production of pennies by early 2026
- A year-round farmers market in SLC?
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A year-round farmers market in SLC?
Salt Lake City has proposed a plan to transform Pioneer Park's Farmers Market into a year-round venue that could make the SLC Farmers Market a year-round event, along with significant park improvements. Debbie and Holly discuss the proposed changes and take listener calls. -
U.S. plans to halt production of pennies by early 2026
The U.S has unveiled their plan to stop producing pennies by early 2026, ending the two-century-old currency due to high costs. Debbie and Holly discuss the pros and cons and discuss if the penny and using cash is already dead. Listeners chime in about how often they use cash. -
What the passing of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' means for no tax on tips and overtimeÂ
One of the big pieces that passed in the Big Beautiful Bill was the No Tax on Tips and overtime. Debbie and Holly speak about what this means for workers. Billy Hesterman, President of the Utah Taxpayers Association joins the show to discuss the pros and cons. -
Granite School District considers school closures
The Granite School District is considering the closure of some elementary schools on the east side as they see a decline in student enrollment including projections going into next year. Ben Horsley, Superintendent of the Granite District joins the show to discuss more of what's behind the potential closures. -
Audit finds K-12 school safety code violations
A recent legislative audit found that there were problems with compliance with building codes with newly renovated k- 12 schools and is pushing for more safety and compliance with those codes going forward. Legislative Auditor General, Kade Minchey joins the show to discuss what the audit found. -
House Republicans pass 'The Big Beautiful Bill'
House Republicans have passed President Trump's Big Beautiful Budget bill. Debbie and guest host Holly Richardson discuss key elements of the bill with Ashley Fields, Breaking News Reporter with The Hill in DC.Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor with the Deseret News joins the show to discuss how this budget will impact the national deficit. Gina Cornia with Utahns Against Hunger shares reactions to the changes in food aid with this legislation. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 21st, 2025: College degrees that don't pay well after graduation
- How to recession proof your budget
- Why saving for a down payment can take decades for SLC buyers
- Utah's version of DOGE?
- Arizona wants to protect the Diamondbacks from... Utah?
- The Pentagon accepts luxury Qatari jet + the latest on no tax on tips
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The Pentagon accepts luxury Qatari jet + the latest on no tax on tips
Debbie and Erin discuss the latest development that the US has accepted the luxury jet from Qatar. The hosts also discuss the latest details after the US Senate passed the no tax on tips act and what that means for people who bring in tips for income -
Arizona wants to protect the Diamondbacks from... Utah?
Just over a year ago, the Arizona Coyotes NHL hockey team was purchased by Ryan Smith. Now the fans down in Arizona are worried about Utah buying out the Diamondbacks. Jeremiah Jensen, Host of JJ and Alex on The KSL Sports Zone joins Debbie and Erin to discuss if this move is even possible and if Utah is ready for an MLB team. -
Utah's version of DOGE?
Earlier this month Governor Spencer Cox signed an executive order, launching GRIT, which stands for government reform innovation and transparency. Governor Cox recently said that Utah has been doing DOGE before DOGE ever existed. Debbie and Erin discuss this new initiative. -
Why saving for a down payment can take decades for SLC buyers
Home prices have gotten so high… The KSL Investigative team looked into how many DECADES it could take a home buyer to save for a down payment ... KSL Investigative Reporter, Matt Gephardt joins the show with the eye-popping math. Utah Senate President, Stuart Adams joins the show to discuss the program available to help first time home buyers out with a downpayment. The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate Owner, Russell Faucette, joins Debbie and Erin to explain how they talk to their clients about down payments. -
How to recession proof your budget
There is a lot of uncertainty with the economy moving forward. Whether it's all the news about tariffs or the housing market, it can be hard to plan for your financial future. Debbie and Erin look into a recent WalletHub article that outlines some of the ways you can "recession proof" you budget and share how they have cut back in their own lives and hear from listeners. -
College degrees that don't pay well after graduation
Fortune has released a list of college degrees that don't pay well after graduation.. Or have a high unemployment rate. Debbie and Erin walk through the list and speak with Jessica Oyler, VP for Student Access and Success at WSU, to detail some of the steps they take to ensure students understand where their degree can take them. Karen Peterson, Utah House Rules Vice Chair, House Education committee, joins the show to explain how the state of Utah is working to make college education more efficient. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 20th, 2025: Relocation roulette: The most and least affordable cities to buy a home
- Cedar City bans parking vehicles for sale on public roads
- Last minute memorial day plans? Utah camping and hotel reservation tips
- Will President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill reach real fiscal reform?
- Wyoming college poaching Utah students by removing out of state tuition
- New KSL Podcast: Uinta Triangle + solo hiking tips
- Signs and symptoms of Prostate Cancer
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Signs and symptoms of Prostate Cancer
Utah ranks fourth in the U.S. for prostate cancer death rates, according to new date listed on KSL.com. As we learn of Former President Biden's cancer diagnosis, it's a great reminder for men to get screened. Dr. Gordon Harkness, Optum Utah medical director, speaks to the screening process of prostate cancer as well as signs and symptoms to be aware of. -
New KSL Podcast: Uinta Triangle + solo hiking tips
Dave Cawley, Host of the KSL Cold Podcast, "Uinta Triangle" is about a man named Eric Robinson who vanished in the Utah's High Uinta's. We speak to Dave about the new podcast and Captain Chase Pili, Utah Department of Natural Resources, Law Enforcement Division, about how to stay safe while hiking alone and what to know before heading out. -
Wyoming college poaching Utah students by removing out of state tuition
Sheridan college recently announced that they're going to eliminate its tuition rate for out of state students and will charge them like they were from in state. We speak to President Walter Tribley and VP of Public Information Wendy Smith from the Sheridan about this innovative new change. -
Will President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill reach real fiscal reform?
Jay Evensen says it's time for America to make some REAL cuts to the federal budget, Deb asks Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor with the Deseret News to give his best budget pitch and share insight from his latest opinion piece on the impact of President Trump's proposed budget bill. -
Last minute memorial day plans? Utah camping and hotel reservation tips
Utahns are heading out this Memorial Day, many to go out to experience the great outdoors. But if you made this decision at the last minute, are you too late? We speak to Devan Chavez from Utah State Parks shares insight on what camp sites may be left for memorial day weekend. For those who would rather stay in a hotel, KSL-TV's Matt Gephardt shares his tips and red flags on booking through third party hotel sites. -
Cedar City bans parking vehicles for sale on public roads
A new ordinance in one Utah city caught Deb's eye -- selling your car? Just be aware not to park it with a for sale sign in certain spots. The Cedar City Council approved a new ordinance that prohibited residents from parking cars that they are planning on selling on the street. Alysha Lundgren, a reporter from Cedar City News shares details about this ordinance and the purpose behind reclaiming these spaces. -
Relocation roulette: The most and least affordable cities to buy a home
Everyone wants to get into their forever home, but the rising home prices in Utah means buyers may have to start looking outside of Utah to obtain this dream. A new survey from WalletHub breaks down the most affordable cities for homeowners… and SLC is a way down on the list. KSL NewsRadio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston shares what prices she found when researching different cities. We speak to Chip Lupo, Writer and Analyst from WalletHub, about what homeowners should consider before buying their first home. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 19th, 2025: What happened to the big, beautiful bill?
- Robert Axson reelected as Utah GOP Chair at state convention
- Looking for a summer job?
- Home improvements on hold
- Moody's downgrades US credit rating
- Man arrested for holding girlfriend's family hostage
- SLC now has a hop on hop off bus tour
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SLC now has a hop on hop off bus tour
Deb was surprised to look out the window Friday and see a Hop on Hop off bus tour right here in SLC... Moe Egan with Salt Lake City Bus Tours, joins Debbie and Taylor to explain what these bus tours are and the demand here in SLC for tourist attractions. -
Man arrested for holding girlfriend's family hostage
A man was arrested for holding his girlfriend's family hostage for approximately six months in Millcreek, by fabricating a story about cartel threats, according to KSL.com. Greg Skordas, KSL legal analyst joins Debbie and Taylor to explain the legal ramifications of this case and the complexities involved. -
Moody's downgrades US credit rating
Moody's downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating on Friday. According to Reuters, this comes after concerns about the nation's growing, $36 trillion debt pile. Senior Economist with Zions Bank, Robert Spendlove,speaks to the impact of this downgrade. Debbie and Taylor revisit the discussion around President Biden's recent diagnosis with Prostate Cancer. -
Home improvements on hold
April sales data shows a drop in home improvement spending, according to Reuters. With the concerns about tariffs in the air, consumers may be hesitant to start their summer home improvement projects. Debbie and Taylor look at the numbers behind this decline in home improvement sales and take calls and texts from listeners to hear what project they've been holding off on. -
Looking for a summer job?
Troy Lamb, Workforce development specialist with the Department of Workforce Services joins Debbie and Taylor to discuss some of the ways to find a job and how to apply. KSL investigative reporter Matt Gephart gives tips on how to avoid job hiring scams. -
Robert Axson reelected as Utah GOP Chair at state convention
Taylor Morgan, former KSL Inside Sources host, tells Debbie what was going on at the GOP convention and some of the negotiations that are getting worked on. Rob Axson, chair of the Utah Republican Party, joins Debbie and Taylor to discuss the convention and future goals for the party. -
What happened to the big, beautiful bill?
Deseret News Congressional Correspondent, Cami Mondeux joins the show to discuss what's happened so far with the "big, beautiful bill", and what the next steps are to getting it passed. Debbie and Taylor also discuss President Biden's recent diagnosis with Prostate Cancer. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 16th, 2025: Walmart raising prices due to tariffs
- Scammers getting more savvy with text links
- Utah cold case murder solved after 40 years
- KSL Give-A-Thon: Whit's Story
- The KSL Movie Show's Big Movie of the Week!
- Big Announcement from KSL NewsRadio
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Big Announcement from KSL NewsRadio
Debbie shares some personal news and changes impacting the Dave and Dujanovic Show. -
The KSL Movie Show's Big Movie of the Week!
Debbie checks in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts on the big movie of the week! -
KSL Give-A-Thon: Whit's Story
The KSL Give-A-Thon is an annual event raising funds to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital. Deb shares the heartwarming story of Whit Bowman. -
Utah cold case murder solved after 40 years
One of the highest profile cold cases is now solved...and the story behind is taking a new twist. Dave Cawley, Host of the COLD Podcast shares details of the case. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas shares his analysis. -
Scammers getting more savvy with text links
Debbie got a text message yesterday from the Department of Motor Vehicles -- (DMV) that her toll payment for the EZ PASS Lane must be settled by today ... or driving privileges will be suspended… KSL 5 Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt and Deb talk about why scammers are getting so good at making it seem like Big Brother is out to get victims. -
Walmart raising prices due to tariffs
If Walmart, the low-cost giant, is saying they're raising prices -- and soon -- because of tariffs, what does that mean for the rest of the stores ... and above all to our family budgets? Senior Economist with Zions Bank, Robert Spendlove shares his analysis. Sarah Foster with Bankrate, shares items that have risen in price. Listeners chime in with what they have noticed has changed in price recently. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 15th, 2025: How old is too old in politics?
- Motel 6 converted into private rooms for unsheltered families
- KSL Investigates: Student Seclusion in Utah schools
- Menendez brothers eligible for parole
- Congressional catnap: Rep. Blake Moore caught sleeping during 17-hour committee meeting
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Congressional catnap: Rep. Blake Moore caught sleeping during 17-hour committee meeting
Congressman Blake Moore is making the rounds on social media after falling asleep during a budget hearing that went late into the night. We have all had a moment where we nod off at the worst possible moment, Dave and Debbie share their stories where they fell asleep at the worst moment...as well as other Utahns. -
Menendez brothers eligible for parole
The Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, who were convicted for murdering their parents in 1989, are now eligible for parole after their sentences were reduced from life in prison to 50 years to life, according to AP. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas discusses the opportunity the brothers have for parole and how the sentencing has shifted and what factors played into that. -
KSL Investigates: Student Seclusion in Utah schools
The KSL Investigative team is taking a closer look into the practice of seclusion rooms in Utah Schools. Seclusion rooms can isolate a student in a small room for up to 30 minutes. Seclusion is only allowed if the student presents an immediate danger to themselves or others. KSL-TV Investigative Reporter Courtney Johns shares what she learned through her investigation and Utah Senator Luz Escamilla joins the show to discuss the Utah law addressing seclusion and changes in place this year. -
Motel 6 converted into private rooms for unsheltered families
A new homeless shelter is opening in South Salt Lake. A Motel 6 is being converted into private rooms for unsheltered families. Laurie Hopkins, Executive Director of Shelter the Homeless, joins the show to discuss this transformation and what this will do for the unsheltered population in Salt Lake. -
How old is too old in politics?
The democratic party is sparring about how old is too old, after many democratic lawmakers in congress announced, they are going to seek re-election. There was a recent push from David Hogg in the DNC to push older democrats out of their positions for newer voices in the party. Dave and Debbie discuss if age should play a factor in congress and term limits. Utah Representative Tyler Clancy, Utah's youngest lawmaker joined the legislature at just 25 years old. Rep. Clancy shares his experience joining the legislature at such a young age and how he feels about age and term limits. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 14th, 2025: Taylorsville burglary suspect caught on home surveillance camera
- Can Utah County keep up with its own growth?
- More than half of Americans not willing to go into debt for American made products
- Streaming prices are exploding
- Security risks of the US accepting a jet from Qatar
- Dust storms in Utah
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Dust storms in Utah
If you've looked outside over the past few days, you've probably noticed some dust and some rain. KSL Meteorologist, Kevin Eubank joins Dave and Debbie to explain some of the weather patterns we've seen the past few weeks and why there is so much dust in the air. -
Security risks of the US accepting a jet from Qatar
The Trump administration's plan to accept the luxury jet from the Qatari government, to use as Air Force One, is raising some security concerns. Ryan Vogel joins Dave and Debbie to explain some of the security risks involved with accepting this foreign gift. -
Streaming prices are exploding
Prices for streaming services are skyrocketing again, even the bundles are going up in price. Dave and Debbie discuss the new pricing as well as the streaming services they use, and whether they will continue to use those same services. They take calls from listeners to hear how they've tried to solve this streaming problem. -
More than half of Americans not willing to go into debt for American made products
A recent survey showed that 60% of Americans say they're not willing to add to their household debt so that more goods can be made here in the U.S. Wallethub Writer and Analyst, Chip Lupo joins Dave and Debbie to explain some of the numbers in the survey and how the tariffs are affecting American households. Dave and Debbie take calls from listeners to hear their opinions on buying American made products. -
Can Utah County keep up with its own growth?
Utah County had the most growth in Utah in 2024 and houses 43.4% of the state's population. Utah County Commissioner, Amelia Powers Gardner joins Dave and Debbie to discuss some of the reasons why so many people are moving to Utah County. Dave and Debbie take calls from listeners to hear why they chose to live in Utah County. -
Taylorsville burglary suspect caught on home surveillance camera
Police have arrested the man suspected of breaking into a Taylorsville home. The man broke down the fence but was unable to break down the door to the home. The man attempted to steal a lawnmower during the break in. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins Dave and Debbie to discuss why people commit crimes like this with little reward. Dave and Debbie take calls from listeners to hear what things they've had stolen from their homes. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 13th, 2025: Key highlights of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"
- Are google searches dying due to AI?
- United Airlines unveils super premium seating
- Hacking the cost of saying 'I do'
- Is gambling a public health crisis?
- Fire dangers of Lithium Ion Batteries
- Secondhand surge: the rise in thrift shopping
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Secondhand surge: the rise in thrift shopping
With the rise of costs across the board, secondhand shopping is on the verge of a breakthrough. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest trends reported by the Wall Street Journal. The hosts share items refuse to buy second hand... and the items that are no brainers to thrift. Listeners call in with their opinions. -
Fire dangers of Lithium Ion Batteries
Two fires broke out this week, investigations are ongoing, but both are suspected to be caused by lithium-ion batteries. Dave and Debbie walk through what is known about the fires in Daybreak and Kearns, Unified Fire Authority, Captain Jenn Bevan, joins the show to discuss fire dangers that can come with Lithium Ion Batteries and what homeowners should be aware of. -
Is gambling a public health crisis?
What was once confined to Vegas is now branching out into our daily lives and is becoming a problem. We invite Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, to discuss his article on gambling and how the U.S got into this public health crisis. -
Hacking the cost of saying 'I do'
It is wedding season! The average cost of a wedding was thirty-three thousand last year, and that’s two thousand less than the year before. KSL NewsRadio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston, shares how her family simplified wedding costs and what she's learned as a wedding videographer about what really matters at weddings. Dave and Debbie take listener calls on their wedding pricing hacks. -
Are google searches dying due to AI?
Google shares are plummeting after an Apple executive said that for the first time in twenty-two years, google searches are declining. Is AI to blame for this shift in internet traffic? ABC Technology Reporter, Mike Dobuski shares analysis. -
Key highlights of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"
The framework for the tax bill that calls for no tax on tips, no tax on overtime has been unveiled. It's all a part of President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" ... what does that mean for the federal deficit? Billy Hesterman, President of The Utah Taxpayers Association goes over these new proposals in the bill and what Utahns should watch out for. NewsNation's Washington Correspondent Joe Khalil, highlights important details in this bill. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 12th, 2025: US and China reach deal to slash tariffs with 90 day pause
- How US trade deals could impact Utah ranchers
- New "junk fees" rule goes into effect
- How much do you actually need to retire in Utah?
- Utah ranks #1 in teaching financial literacy in high school
- South Jordan teen missing for nearly 3 weeks
- President Trump to accept jumbo jet from Qatar, is it legal?
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President Trump to accept jumbo jet from Qatar, is it legal?
The Trump administration is preparing to accept a super luxury Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from the royal family of Qatar. It is expected to be available to be used as Air Force One until shortly before Trump leaves office. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins Dave and Debbie to explain the legal ramifications of accepting this gift, and whether or not the president is allowed to accept this gift. -
South Jordan teen missing for nearly 3 weeks
The search for a missing South Jordan teen has now moved into southeastern Texas. Alisa Petrov has been missing for almost three weeks. KSL 5 TV reporter, Garna Mejia, joins Dave and Debbie to explain what police have found so far in Texas and what's next in the search for Petrov. -
Utah ranks #1 in teaching financial literacy in high school
Utah ranks #1 in teaching financial literacy in high school but is what's being taught effective? Do they do things differently here compared to other states? Tyler Poll, Davis Catalyst Director and former high school financial literacy teacher, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss some of the things he saw in the classroom and how teenagers can learn about what to do with their money. -
How much do you actually need to retire in Utah?
How much money do you need to squirrel away to retire comfortably in Utah ... it's quite a chunk, but not as much as I would have thought. With more people expected to turn 65 by 2027 than any time in history, what is the number you need in your bank account to retire? And is 65 still the right age for retirement? Shane Stewart, Certified Financial Planner with DMBCA, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how much money you need to realistically retire, and explains some of the upcoming problems potential retirees might be seeing. -
New "junk fees" rule goes into effect
As of today, when you buy a ticket or book a hotel room you should notice a change when you make the purchase online ... Dave and Debbie discuss what to look out for as a new rule surrounding junk fees goes into effect. -
How US trade deals could impact Utah ranchersÂ
Utah House Speaker Mike Shultz was in DC last week to meet with the AG secretary before the announcement of the US-UK tariff deal struck. Speaker Mike Shultz joins the show to discuss how the deal could help the pocketbooks of Utah ranchers. -
US and China reach deal to slash tariffs with 90 day pause
The U.S. and China have come to an agreement on the tariffs placed on each other. The U.S. lowered its rate from 145% down to 30% and China lowered its rate from 125% to 10%. Even with the lowering of the new tariffs, prices for businesses are still going up slightly. Local business owner, Mark Drennen, President of AceCamp, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how this change in the tariffs is going to impact local businesses. Ashleigh Fields, Breaking News Reporter with The Hill brings the latest details. Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank joins the show to discuss the move and how the stock market is responding. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 9th, 2025: Body cam footage shows over 150 cats, dogs found in Ogden home
- President Trump wants to tax the rich?
- Elizabeth Smart reacts to recent arrest and release of kidnapper Wanda Barzee
- When roundabouts wear out their welcome
- Mother's Day for the mom who doesn't want anything
- KSL Movie Show's big movie of the week: Juliet & Romeo
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KSL Movie Show's big movie of the week: Juliet & Romeo
Dave and Debbie learn about the big move of the week: Juliet & Romeo from KSL Movie Show Hosts, Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles. The Hosts also discuss movies with the most surprising twist endings. -
Mother's Day for the mom who doesn't want anything
Mother's Day is this Sunday, but what do you do for the mom who says she doesn't want anything? Debbie walks through her suggestion. -
When roundabouts wear out their welcome
A well-known Eagle Mountain roundabout is being demolished to make way for more stoplights in the area and have traffic flow a little easier. Dave and Debbie discuss roundabouts and if they actually help traffic everywhere else and maybe it's just good ol' Utah resistance here. Listeners chime in with their opinion on round abouts. -
Elizabeth Smart reacts to recent arrest and release of kidnapper Wanda Barzee
Elizabeth Smart shared a video on Instagram sharing her reaction to the recent arrest and release of one of her 2 kidnappers Wanda Barzee... who police say was spotted at 2 parks in SLC. Barzee is not allowed to be at parks. Dave and Debbie listen to Elizabeth Smart's response and discuss the situation. -
President Trump wants to tax the rich?
Did President Trump just suggest to congress to tax the rich? According to the New York times, Trump is reviving the push for higher taxes on the rich... almost 40% for people earning more than 2.5 million. Dave and Debbie discuss this idea. -
Body cam footage shows over 150 cats, dogs found in Ogden home
Police body cam footage is showing the moment officers found over 150 dogs inside an Ogden home. KSL 5 TV's Mike Anderson walks through the footage with Dave and Debbie and breaks down the latest on the case. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 8th, 2025: Trump Administration announces UK Trade deal
- The cost of convenience with grocery delivery
- Father Martin Diaz shares reaction to new pope
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The cost of convenience with grocery delivery
Ordering groceries through third party apps like Door Dash or Uber Eats, may seem like a great convenience, but what is the true cost? KSL-TV's Matt Gephardt joins with what he found out about how "free delivery" on your groceries might mean you are paying a little more somewhere else. -
Trump Administration announces UK Trade deal
The Trump Administration has worked out a trade deal with the UK. Dave and Debbie listen to live coverage from the Trump Administration on the announcement. Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist for Zions Bank, and Jay Evensen Opinion Editor at the Deseret News share insight about this trade deal, what it does for the US and what is on the line with other deals including China. -
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