Dave and Dujanovic
What happens when a seasoned, award-winning investigative journalist and a well-known and very funny sports reporter get together to talk about news and politics? Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic, also known as D2, join forces, mornings on KSL Newsradio.
Episodes
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Dave & Dujanovic Full Show October 2nd, 2024: UT parents seek ban on known gang members from school classrooms
- Sports betting apps being used in Utah: Is it legal?
- Thousands of homes proposed in Utah community, sparks debate over new city
- Sen. Romney's Family Act
- Sunday Scaries! Poll shows the average person spends their Sundays terrified of the week ahead
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Sunday Scaries! Poll shows the average person spends their Sundays terrified of the week ahead
According to studyfinds.org, a new poll finds the average American experiences the “Sunday scaries” 36 times a year. Dave and Debbie discuss their experience with the Sunday Scaries!
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Wins and losses from the Vice Presidential Debate
The first and only Vice Presidential debate has wrapped up put on by CBS news... and Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to bring the debate report card.
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Sen. Romney's Family Act
Child care is a big topic in this years upcoming election. Utah Senator Mitt Romney shared his plan to help alleviate some of the financial burden families are feeling. Dave and Debbie walk through what Romney's plan is and speak with Patrick T. Brown, Fellow with Ethics and Public Policy Center about more of the details.
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Thousands of homes proposed in Utah community, sparks debate over new city
Thousands of new homes have been proposed in one Utah community... and it comes with a debate to create a whole new city to accommodate the growth. Tim Vandenack with KSL.com joins the show with a breakdown on the issue. Dave and Debbie take listener calls on if Utahns are ready to accept the new growth coming into Utah.
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Sports betting apps being used in Utah: Is it legal?
Gambling is illegal in Utah. In July a man was charged with an undercover gambling operation. State code is crystal clear on online and internet gaming. But Dave says that it's happening right here... right now. Dave walks through his experience with a sports betting app and questions the legality. Representative Joseph Ellison joins the show to discuss what Utah law says about gambling and what needs to be done with regulating sports betting apps.
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UT parents seek ban on known gang members from school classrooms
Canyons School District parents are asking the school board to consider a policy change that would bar known gang members, students with violent rap sheets from attending school in person. This after the stabbing death of a Jordan High freshman -- his mom and dad going before the school board. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue, break down what happened to 16 year old Kain Hamilton, and speak to KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas on if it would be possible to bar known gang members from in person learning.
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Dave & Dujanovic Full Show October 1st, 2024: New downtown SLC: $3 hot dogs, ticket surcharges, higher sales tax
- Hurricane Helene slams North Carolina
- 10 ways to heal political division in your family
- KSL Investigates: Separating your phone line from domestic violence abusers
- Breaking news: Iran launches missile attack on Israel
- Opinion: End legal sports betting now
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Opinion: End legal sports betting now
Dave and Debbie provide updates on the latest missile strike Iran has launched on Israel, then speak with Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News about his latest opinion piece on legal sports betting in the US. -
Breaking news: Iran launches missile attack on Israel
Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes in Israel Tuesday... in response to the Israeli military attack on Hezbollah headquarters In Lebanon. Dave and Debbie break in with live coverage. Amos Guiora, professor at the S.J. Quiney College of Law at the University of Utah who served in the Israel Defense Forces, calls the show live from Israel as he was just in air raid shelter in Jerusalem. Megan Reiss, the former national security policy advisor for Senator Romney and founder and CEO of SolidIntel Inc. joins the show with her analysis on the situation. -
KSL Investigates: Separating your phone line from domestic violence abusers
The phone is a lifeline in cases of domestic violence -- but what happens if you have a difficult time keeping your phone number and separating your line from an abuser? Courtney Johns, KSL Investigative Reporter, looked into a new law that supports survivors in this situation, and if phone providers are following it.Domestic violence resourcesIf you or someone you know is going through abuse, help is available.• The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition operates a confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic abuse hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465).• Resources are also available online at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition website. https://udvc.org/
End domestic violence in Utah through advocacy, education, collaboration, and leadership. We connect survivors to resources 24/7: 1-800-897-LINK (5465).udvc.org• YWCA Women in Jeopardy program: 801-537-8600• Utah’s statewide child abuse and neglect hotline: 1-855-323-DCFS (3237)National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 -
10 ways to heal political division in your family
Are politics driving your family apart? Dave and Debbie walk through 10 tips listed in the Deseret News on how to not let politics come between your relationships. -
Hurricane Helene slams North Carolina
Cities and states over 600 miles from Southern Florida, where Hurricane Helene made landfall, are experiencing devastating fallout. Robert Mabe, North Carolina Resident, joins D2 to talk about what he and his family, some of whom live in Asheville, are going through after Hurricane Helene. Dave and Debbie continue the conversation as efforts for help are underway. There are so many roads gone across Western North Carolina that they're bringing in supplies by helicopter, and mule. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is mobilizing to help the area. -
New downtown SLC: $3 hot dogs, ticket surcharges, higher sales tax
Your nachos will be cheap at the Delta Center. Instead of paying $32 for a water, hot dog, nacho, popcorn, and ice cream... you're going to pay $15. Sounds good, but what's the catch? Lindsay Aerts, KSL 5 TV Reporter, speaks with Dave and Debbie about why prices on everything else will likely be going up. D2 also asks listeners to weigh in on how they feel about the issue. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 30th, 2024: How Senator Romney's wants to expand child tax credit
- Hurricane Helene: Utah Red Cross volunteer calls in live from Florida
- Could an East Coast port strike impact Christmas shopping?
- What to watch for in the upcoming Vice Presidential Debate
- Full-day Kindergarten linked to improvements in reading proficiency
- Hezbollah leader killed in Israeli attack
- The parent-teacher perception gap on parent involvement in school
- SEG Offers $3 Concessions on select items for Utah Jazz, UHC games
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SEG Offers $3 Concessions on select items for Utah Jazz, UHC games
The Smith Entertainment Group has announced a lower price on select concessions items like popcorn, hot dogs and bottled water. Dave and Maura discuss their reaction to this move from SEG. -
The parent-teacher perception gap on parent involvement in school
Teachers and parents have different ideas of what "involved" means when it comes to parent involvement. Christine Cooke Fairbanks, Education Policy Fellow at the Sutherland Institute, joins the show to discuss the difficulties both sides see when it comes to the classroom. Dave and Maura also discuss what involvement means from a parent's point of view. -
Hezbollah leader killed in Israeli attack
Following a violent few weeks involving clashes between Israel and Hezbollah, Israel killed Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah on Friday in Beirut. Inside Sources Host, Boyd Matheson, joins the show to talk about what else is going on between the two sides, what's next for the region, and the US response. -
Full-day Kindergarten linked to improvements in reading proficiency
Over 70% of Utah schools implemented full-day Kindergarten last year. The academic results have been very promising but some say that it's taking a toll on the kids. Dave and Maura discuss their own opinions and take calls to hear what Utah's parents are saying. Christine Elegante, K-3 Literacy Specialist, Utah State Board of Education, also joins the show to explain how students reading proficiency has improved due to full-day Kindergarten and how the teachers have been adapting their curriculum to help solve some of the problems. Dave and Maura take listener calls. -
What to watch for in the upcoming Vice Presidential Debate
Debates have been a controversial topic the past few weeks following the presidential debate with VP Harris and former President Donald Trump. With the Vice Presidential candidates preparing for their first and only debate on Tuesday, Dave and Maura discuss what to expect from each of the candidates and some of the strategies we could see them employ Tuesday night. -
Could an East Coast port strike impact Christmas shopping?
An East Coast port strike could begin this week where many ports from new England to Texas could come to a standstill... but one thing we may not be thinking about... will this strike have a significant on.... Christmas shopping? Dave and Maura get the latest from Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent, New York. Dave Davis, President of the Utah Retail Merchants Association joins the show with his analysis on how this may impact consumers. -
Hurricane Helene: Utah Red Cross volunteer calls in live from Florida
President Biden addressed the nation on Monday in regards to the relief efforts out on the east coast. Dave and Maura discuss the latest developments on the hurricane damage and speak with Kirsti Dunn who is from Utah volunteering with the red cross. Kirsti calls in live from Florida to explain the recovery efforts taking place. -
How Senator Romney's wants to expand child tax credit
Senator Romney has introduced a plan that would enhance the child tax credit. Romney's plan could give families $25,000. It's called the Family Security Act. Dave and Maura discuss the details within Senator Romney's plan and what it could do for families. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 27th, 2024: Hurricane Helene slams southern U.S. states
- Too much Halloween? Report shows more consumers buying Halloween decorations early
- West Valley City embraces National Good Neighbor Day
- KSL Movie Show preview: 'The Wild Robot'
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KSL Movie Show preview: 'The Wild Robot'
KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles preview their review of "The Wild Robot," where a robot must survive on an uninhabited island by befriending local animals. Dave and Debbie discuss the question "Which actors are the best on-screen pairing ever?" -
West Valley City embraces National Good Neighbor Day
West Valley City has embraced "National Good Neighbor Day," and has encouraged residents to begin the process of befriending a neighbor. The West Valley City My Hometown Initiative was launched in January 2020 as collaborative effort to unite efforts of West Valley City residents, West Valley City, local churches, businesses, and other organizations to improve lives in our community. City Chair of My Hometown West Valley, Randy Whitehead, joins D2 to talk about their hopes for building better neighborhoods. -
Too much Halloween? Report shows more consumers buying Halloween decorations early
Early Halloween shopping is on the rise, with 47% of survey participants beginning their shopping before October, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics. The figure is up from 37% reported in 2019. Halloween spending is expected to reach $11.6 billion, less than last year's record setting number of $12.2 billion. Cheri Preston, ABC News Anchor in New York joins D2 to discuss why Halloween decoration seems to show up earlier and earlier, and Dave and Debbie take calls answering, "Is there such a thing as too much Halloween?" -
Hurricane Helene slams southern U.S. states
Helene made landfall in Florida's Big Bend region Thursday night as a massive Category 4 hurricane -- the strongest hurricane to make landfall in the Big Bend on record. As the storm moves into Georgia and the Carolinas, various storm warnings across Florida have been lifted or downgraded. It is estimated that 4.4 million people are without power. Dave and Debbie speak with Michael, a longtime resident of Tallahassee, Florida, who made the decision to evacuate his home the day before the hurricane made landfall. Keliegh Beeson, Newsnation Correspondent joins the show with the latest developments on the Hurricane. Dave and Debbie listen in to live coverage for the most recent updates, and ask the question "could you live in a hurricane zone?" Tim Hughes, Host of Utah's Morning News shares information from a connection he has in Florida. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 26th, 2024: Amendment D is void. What does this mean for Amendments A, B, and C?
- New report highlights secret service failures in first assassination attempt on Trump
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Weight loss drug prices higher in U.S. than rest of developed countries
- Half of Americans hope to avoid bridal party invites due to costs
- Kamala Harris will get rid of filibuster to reinstate Roe
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Breaking news: Hurricane Helene
Dave and Debbie listen to live coverage out of Florida and discuss the storm surge expected with Hurricane Helene that could bring winds up to 105 mph. -
Kamala Harris will get rid of filibuster to reinstate Roe
Vice President Harris told Wisconsin Public Radio that she supports eliminating the Senate filibuster to codify Roe v. Wade. What is the filibuster and why does it matter? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources shares his insight. -
Half of Americans hope to avoid bridal party invites due to costs
Your loved one is getting married and among the excitement for them: the sticker shock! According to a recent study by financial services company Empower, half of Americans hope to avoid bridal party invites due to the costs. 42% of Americans don’t have even have savings set aside for major life milestones such as weddings or buying a house. Dave and Debbie discuss and ask listeners: are you priced out of weddings? -
Weight loss drug prices higher in U.S. than rest of developed countries Adam Gardiner,
If you're using weight loss injections to drop pounds, US Senators have been grilling one of the drug makers about why it costs almost $1349 a month in the United States to take the drug -- compared to $265/month in Canada -- and you won't believe the bargain price Germans get it for. Dave and Debbie discuss the cost of weight loss and speak with Adam Gardiner, KSL @ Night Host, who joins as the State Director for Pharmaceutical care management association to speak on the issue. -
New report highlights secret service failures in first assassination attempt on Trump
New report on the first assassination attempt of former President Trump at that rally in PA where a gunman easily gained access and line of site to Trump. Debbie and Dave give you the list and let you hear for yourself all that went wrong. One U.S. Senator comparing Secret Service failures to Abbott & Costello's "who's on first" comedy routine. -
Amendment D is void. What does this mean for Amendments A, B, and C?
The Utah State Legislature tried and failed to argue that Amendment D should be included on voter's ballots in November. What's does this mean for Amendments A, B, and C? KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins D2 to talk about why the legislatures argument failed and what this means for other amendments. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to talk about what the legislature is planning to do now that Amendment D has been voided. Taylor Morgan, Co-host of KSL at Night and Partner at Morgan May Public Affairs, also contributes to the conversation to discuss the realities of what the legislature can do. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 25th, 2024: Arguments begin on Amendment D in Utah Supreme Court
- Will Americans vote with their wallets in November?
- Drone finds sleepwalking child 1.5 miles from home
- Home buying with a buddy: Is it a good idea?
- VP Kamala Harris' economic plan
- The latest on Amendment A which focuses on how the state funds education
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BYU fans raise money for opponents high school principal's fight against cancer
BYU played Kansas State last weekend while Kansas Quarter Back, Avery Johnson, is trying to raise money for his high school principal that has cancer. The method? Money for touchdowns. The problem? BYU didn't allow Kansas to score any. But, in an act of amazing sportsmanship and generosity, BYU fans stepped up anyway to donate to the cause. Dave and Debbie discuss. -
The latest developments on Amendment D arguments in Utah Supreme Court
Arguments for Amendment D are underway. Amendment D is the proposed constitutional amendment that would give the legislature the power to keep, repeal or change ballot initiatives approved by voters. Amendment D is printed on your ballot -- but recently a Utah judge voided it -- now the state legislature is arguing before the Utah Supreme Court to argue why it should not be voided. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins the show with more of his analysis on the arguments of the Amendment. KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show with the latest developments from the courtroom. -
The latest on Amendment A which focuses on how the state funds education
Amendment A would remove the earmark on state income tax reserving its use for public education, higher education and services for children and people with disabilities from being counted in the November election. The state's largest teacher's union, UEA, has gone to court and asked a judge to void Amendment A, which is all about how the state funds education. Heather Kelly, Host of KSL Podcast Money Making Sense, joins D2 to break down the Amendment as a status hearing has been scheduled for 2 PM Tuesday. -
VP Kamala Harris' economic plan
Today we expect to hear more about VP Kamala Harris' economic plan. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, discusses with Dave and Debbie what we expect to hear about the plan and, specifically, how the economy issue could influence the Harris campaign's chances in November. -
Home buying with a buddy: Is it a good idea?
Home buying with a buddy? Younger Americans are increasingly looking to split the cost of home ownership by buying homes with friends. Is this a financial win or the fastest way to lose a buddy, and your financial shirt? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls. -
Drone finds sleepwalking child 1.5 miles from home
A thermal camera attached to a drone found a 10-year-old child who'd wandered away from home during an episode of sleep walking. The 10-year-old was miraculously found a mile and a half from her home unharmed, and fast asleep, after being missing for more than 24 hours. Dave and Debbie discuss their experience with sleep walking children and invite listeners to call in with theirs. -
Will Americans vote with their wallets in November?
Many Americans say they will vote with their wallets come November, with 81% of polled Americans saying the economy is the most important issue to them according to a recent Pew Research Survey. Additionally, according to the U.S. Labor Department, Americans are facing rising costs, with rent and electricity up nearly 10% or more since June 2022, and car insurance rates have surged nearly 40%. Taylor Morgan, Co-host of KSL at Night and Partner at Morgan May Public Affairs, talks with Dave and Debbie about what these statistics could mean for candidates in the upcoming elections. -
Arguments begin on Amendment D in Utah Supreme Court
Amendment D is the proposed constitutional amendment that would give the legislature the power to keep, repeal or change ballot initiatives approved by voters. Amendment D is printed on your ballot -- but recently a Utah judge voided it -- now the state legislature goes before the Utah Supreme Court to argue why it should not be voided. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins the show to discuss what we're expecting from court today and what it will mean for voters in November. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 24th, 2024: Survey question about downtown SLC causes stir
- Utah Hockey Club fans pack Delta Center
- US to seek attempted assassination charge against attempted Trump assassin
- Is greed to blame for inflation?
- How to shave off interest from your home mortgage
- President Biden responds as Israeli strikes against Lebanon intensify
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Pre-Trip paranoia: Poll finds many face fears before going on vacation
In a new poll shared on studyfinds.org shows that many Americans are faced with pre-trip paranoia when getting ready to go on vacation. The study also breaks down the stresses people experience while on vacation as well. Dave and Debbie discuss. -
Boeing employees picket over loss of pension plans
Boeing employees are picketing over the loss of pension plans. Dave and Debbie discuss and reveal the shocking number of pension plans that have disappeared in America. -
President Biden responds as Israeli strikes against Lebanon intensify
This past weekend, Israel warned people in Lebanon to evacuate certain areas for their own safety. Newsnation's Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins D2 to discuss President Biden's address at the UN National Assembly and how he's responding to the escalation on the middle east. -
How to shave off interest from your home mortgage
Our continuing coverage of Utah's housing crisis -- Dave's math. Dave calculates how much extra money homeowners should wrap into their monthly payments to save thousands in interest over the life of their loan. Listeners are invited to call in with answers to the question: are you on the extra payment plan on your mortgage? -
Is greed to blame for inflation?
What is really fueling inflation? Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News, breaks down a claim the Harris campaign has made that it's the greedy ones fueling inflation. Dave and Debbie discuss the historical context with Jay and if this claim has any basis in fact. -
US to seek attempted assassination charge against attempted Trump assassin
Prosecutors revealed in court on Monday that they intend to ask a grand jury to consider a charge that Ryan Wesley Routh attempted to assassinate former President Trump. Dave Packer, ABC News Correspondent, joins D2 to discuss what happened in court and what it means for Routh's case. -
Utah Hockey Club fans pack Delta Center
In a new era for sports in Utah, fans packed the Delta Center for the Utah Hockey Club's first home preseason game. Kira Hoffelmeyer, Assistant News Director with KSL Newsradio, was an in-arena host for the game and talks with Dave and Debbie about what it was like to be in the stadium. -
Survey question about downtown SLC causes stir
The Utah Hockey Club had it's preseason home opener in front of a packed house in the Delta Center. Amidst the excitement, an online survey circulated with a question that caused a stir for some SLC residents on social media. Adam Small, KSL NewsRadio Reporter, joins the show to break down what happened. Dave and Debbie discuss if there is concern about the future of downtown SLC and take listener calls. -
Dave & Dujanovic Full Show September 23rd, 2024: Government shutdown postponed until December
- Trump assassination plot: Prosecutors say suspect staked out Trump Golf Course for a month
- The Bees say farewell to Smith's Ballpark
- Amazon orders workers back to the office 5 days a week
- Men are dropping out of workforce
- Israel launches 'extensive' strikes on Lebanon
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Utah Hockey Club to hit the ice at the Delta Center tonight
Utah Hockey Club will host the LA Kings in the first-ever home preseason game at the Delta Center tonight at 7PM. Jay Stevens, Host of the KSL Sports Podcast Utah Puck Report, talks with Dave and Debbie about the newest professional sport to be added to Utah's roster and what to expect in the preseason ahead of the regular season opener on October 8th. -
Millionaires renting instead of buying homes
According to the Wall Street Journal, there is an emerging group of unlikely renters: millionaires. How has homeownership changed for the wealthiest in the U.S.? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls, asking: do you ever think of selling your home and renting? -
Israel launches 'extensive' strikes on Lebanon
Israel has warned Lebanese civilians to evacuate as it launches 'extensive' strikes across Lebanon's northern border. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the conversation to answer D2's questions: why the escalation now? What does it mean for Israel, Gaza, Hezbollah, and Iran? And how does this impact the U.S. presidential race.
