Dave and Dujanovic

It's the movie show preview! Debbie and Greg speak with Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles about songs that you can't listen to without associating it with a movie.

As protests met the University of Utah this week - U of U faculty is now demanding campus police to stay away from peaceful protests. Debbie and Greg discuss and speak with Rich McHugh with Newsnation who has been on campus at Columbia and NYU to bring an update on protests around the nation.

Middle school kids in Norway have been feeling mentally healthier and performing better academically since a public health initiative banned smartphones in schools, according to a new study. Is it time for Utah and the US to follow suit? Dr. Leigh Richardson - High performance brain specialist and Brain Health Coach and Consultant, PhD joins the conversation

The nuttiness of shooting your own dog then having such a massive ego to announce it in your own book like it’s a badge of honor. SD Gov Kristi Noem is doubling down on X for the decision. But then for Noem’s move to cause Romney whiplash over his rooftop dog kennel incident from 1983. Debbie and Greg discuss.

Republican nominee for Gov in court today -- the battle is over his LG candidate and one line in the Utah Constitution. Debbie and Greg discuss.

Political drama in Utah Rep. Celeste Maloy speaking out to the DNews about Sen. Mike Lee's -- Lee, last minute endorses opponent -- gets on stage with the guy and convince delegates she needs to GO! Debbie and Greg discuss.

GOP Candidate for Governor Phil Lyman in Court today over Lt. Governor Candidate "I didn't shoot my dog" Senator Romney pushing back to comparison of past dog scandal to SD Gov Better academic performance and less bullying results from middle school cell phone ban in Norway U of U faculty demand campus police to stay away from protests Music in movies!

Today , NARCOTICS Officer Trenton Halladay will be placed on Utah's fallen officer memorial wall -- he died in 2006 of liver cancer at 37. Today's ceremony to honor Officer Halladay at the State Capitol is extremely significant for many reasons.

Walmart is stepping away from healthcare Beware of the shrinking population What to know about flying budget airlines Only 6 cities in the US have affordable housing Marjorie Taylor Greene, to force a vote next week to oust Speaker Mike Johnson: Will the democrats save him? Vacation inflation buster: Is it cheaper and faster to ship your luggage? Senior Assassin prank taking over Kaysville neighborhoods

It's called Senior Assassin and it sent one parent running for their gun. Is this is a situation of harmless fun... Kids being Kids... or is this truly dangerous? Dave breaks down the senior prank that is taking over Kaysville neighborhoods. D2 takes listener calls on senior pranks.

Would it save you time and money to ship a bag ahead of time instead of checking it? KSL investigative Reporter Matt Gephart put it to the test and he shares his findings with Dave and Debbie.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says she will to force a vote next week on ousting Speaker Mike Johnson.. She's been hot on getting Johnson out of the speaker chair for weeks -- but guess what -- the democrats say they are going to come through and save him. Greene originally filed the motion to oust Johnson in March, after anger over Johnson's handling over the fight for government funding. Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson joins the show.

If you are looking for affordable housing... turns out you only have 6 cities to choose from if you're a median-income earner. According to Fox Business, this shows that 44 of the 50 biggest metro areas in the US do not have prices low enough to be considered affordable. Dave and Debbie discuss what cities are listed as affordable and if they'd be willing to move for more affordable housing.

Travel season is among us! If you're curious about flying budget airlines like Frontier, Debbie breaks down the top things to be aware of when booking your flight through one of these smaller airports. Dave shares his budget airline flight experiences.

Having children is becoming passe, we see it in the data -- Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor with the Deseret News joins the show to share why we should be nervous about the shrinking population. Dave and Debbie also discuss the top issues that are not discussed when it comes to having kids… like the trials of the teen years.

Five years after kicking off a major healthcare program at its stores nationwide-- Walmart is working to get out of the business of healthcare. Dave and Debbie discuss and speak with KSL Newsradio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston about why in rural communities having a one-stop shop like Walmart is important.

3 bomb threats, and 3 evacuations in 2 weeks in the Nebo district. It’s a Rinse, repeat, evacuate as a Utah middle school being manipulated by a series of hoax bomb threats that lead to the typical scene of kids being hurried from the school building & intense police searches. Parents are rattled and becoming frustrated. Dave and Debbie the consistency of hoax emergency events and discuss whether there is a different way to approach these threats.

Utah County is booming and the Provo airport is too What the revitalization plan for SLC looks like Latest developments on the Trial of Chad Daybell How generalized labels in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can be harmful to the overall narrative University of Utah responds to campus protests over Israel-Hamas war What role does law enforcement play in protests Candidate for UT Governor Phil Lyman sues Lt. Governor for claiming running mate is ineligible

Utah governor candidate, Phil Lyman who won at the GOP convention, is suing the lieutenant governor for claiming his running mate Layne Bangerter, isn't eligible to run because he doesn’t meet the residency requirements stated in the Utah Constitution. Dave and Debbie discuss.

Dave and Debbie continue their discussion surrounding the protests that have broken out on college campuses due to the Israel-Hamas war including at the University of Utah where 17 were arrested after law enforcement cleared the protest. Retired Unified Deputy Chief of Police Chris Bertram joins the show to provide more insight on the role police play with protests and if it is a darned if you do, darned if you don't type situation.