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Dave and Debbie check in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts, Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles, on the big movie of the week 'Flight Risk' and get an update about what's hot during the Sundance Film Festival taking place this weekend. The hosts also discuss the question of the week: What actor have you always disliked, but they picked some role that made you like them?

 

The so called "pay penalty" is keeping men out of the teaching profession at an alarming rate, and it's gotten worse.  Dave and Debbie break down the latest information from the Wall Street Journal and take listener calls about if men need more support to be teachers.

The search continues for an official name for the Utah Hockey Club! The 'Utah Yetis' were refused by a trademark office as an NHL team name. Dave and Debbie discuss with Jay Stevens, Host of Utah Puck Report and Jon Smith with The Arrow who is very involved in the Hockey community.

A lawmaker is looking for a way to study posting cameras that would snap pics of cars that blaze through red lights. Representative Jake Fitisemanu joins the show to discuss the proposal and listeners chime in with how they feel about the issue at red lights and if cameras are needed for safety purposes. 

New research analyzed the risks and benefits that come with weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy. Lois Collins with the Deseret News joins Dave and Debbie to share what the research shows 

A new study shows that Salt Lake City is among the fastest drive times in the country, according to Axios. Dave and Debbie share their driving experiences in SLC and take listener calls to get more perspective on SLC’s drive time.

Dave and Debbie look at a story by CBS news that challenged teens to switch to a flip phone after one of their classmates made the choice. The hosts discuss what happened and if they would be willing to get rid of their smart phone for a flip phone.

It's day 2 of Utah's 2025 legislative session.. Utah Minority Leader Representative Angela Romero joins the show to discuss the priorities of the Utah democrats including a focus on solar and the issue with Utah's housing crisis. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue of institutional investors  buying and price gouging homes and if there is a need to make change. Listeners chime in with their thoughts.

President Trump has issued an order that would require federal workers to return to the office 5 days a week. Dave and Debbie discuss the order and listeners chime in with their thoughts on what they would give up in order to work from home. Washington Correspondent Elina Shirazi with Newsnation joins with more details on President Trump's executive order.

President Donald Trump has taken sweeping moves to pardon most of the convicted January 6th rioters.

Border Correspondent Ali Bradley joins the show live from Del Rio, Texas to explain what is happening there and what is expected with the latest executive orders from President Donald Trump.

Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss his proposal for age verification in app stores and why it matters. Dave and Debbie discuss the focus of housing within the 2025 legislative session.

Senator Mike Mckell joins live to provide an update on Utah's effort to have age verification for social media. 

Representative Ryan Wilcox discusses his proposal to keep kids safe at school and add more measures of security to classrooms.

Senate President Stuart Adams joins Dave and Debbie to discuss his priorities for the 2025 legislation. Holly Richardson with Utah Policy joins the show to discuss proposals that caught her attention including legislation around free school lunch.

Men only account for 2 out of 5 degrees in the United States, according to the Deseret News. What is pushing men away from college? Dave and Taylor discuss how they feel about the college experience and how a lack of support for boys in the k-12 education system may be contributing to men's declining interest in going to college. 

New data from The Sutherland Institute shows 74% of Utah voters prefer to have the person overseeing elections be elected by voters, rather than appointed by elected officials. Guest host Taylor Morgan walks through this study and the important factors at play when it comes to who oversees the elections office.

 

An Australian tourist found with a mostly assembled rifle was taken into custody after a City Creek employee expressed concerns. Officers with SLC PD seized the weapon. Dave and Maura discuss what happened and speak to the questions this brings up within society.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has sparked confusion and frustration among parents in a social media post. The concern comes as the idea may bring a potential change in the state's high school graduation requirements forcing their children into the military or careers if they do not attend college. Where does setting a path for students going into careers after high school help, and where does it hinder their experimentation and creativity?

President-elect Trump's pick to lead the Pentagon was confronted about allegations of public drunkenness and sexual assault, as he testified at his confirmation hearing today. Dave and Greg bring the latest details on the hearing and discuss the questioning.

There's quite a bit to think about when raising a family... including where you will live. WalletHub ranked the best and worst states to raise a family Dave and Greg speak with Wallethub, Writer and Analyst, Chip Lupo about where Utah landed and why.

As the wildfires continue to blaze across the coast, Californian's have been displaced and are grieving the loss of their homes and communities. But among those, we have seen a number of Celebrities who are sharing their experiences. But the question is, do celebrities deserve the same sympathy as the thousands left homeless and nowhere to go? Opinion Editor of the Deseret News Jay Evensen speak with Dave and Greg about his latest opinion piece about sympathy and how some celebrities are using their influence to help.

Utah is facing an absenteeism crisis. Districts in the state have moved toward bringing telehealth into schools so students can see a doctor quicker rather than leaving and missing school. The Canyon's School District is one district pilot testing this telehealth program. Dave and Greg speak with Kirsten Stewart, Spokesperson with Canyons School District speaks to the overall issue of chronic absenteeism.  Jen Gerrard, Nurse Specialist with Canyons Schools District shares details on the telehealth pilot program.

There's been word that a hostage release deal and ceasefire between Israel and Hamas may be near. President Biden working on the deal as well as President-elect Trump also applying pressure for a deal. Dave and Greg discuss the latest.

Many legal and political issues are at the forefront today. The final report from Special Counsel Jack Smith says that Trump would have likely secured a conviction in the case regarding election interference. Dave and Greg discuss this report and also speak to the other special counsel report released regarding investigations involving Hunter Biden. Meanwhile, the senate confirmation for Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's nominee for Defense Secretary. Hegseth facing allegations of sexual misconduct, drinking on the job and financial mismanagement.