Dave & Dujanovic

Why more rich people are renting instead of buyingChick shortage! Price of eggs spurs more chicken ownershipTonight: 2nd SpaceX attempt to save astronauts stuck in space KSL Movie show preview: Novacaine

This week's movie of the week is Novacaine which is about a man who can't feel pain and uses this rare condition as an unexpected advantage in the fight to rescue her. The Movie Show hosts warn listeners that, even though they recommend the movie, it's very gory. Dave and Debbie answer this week's movie question: When the girl of his dreams is kidnapped, a man incapable of feeling physical pain turns his .

After a scrubbed attempt earlier this week, SpaceX is sending a rocket to the International Space Station to bring back to earth two American astronauts who've been stranded there for 10 months. How are they surviving that long when they were only planning to be there for eight days? Dave and Debbie discuss.

There's an egg shortage, which is driving up the price of eggs ... now there's a shortage of baby chicks and wanna be baby chick owners are lining up at IFA stores to get a flock…Dave and Debbie discuss the recent status of chicks and eggs and speak with KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart on if raising your own chickens… and ducks is worth the investment.

They call it the "rise of the rich renter" why wealthy Americans are bidding goodbye to buying a home and running to the rental market...and the reason my surprise you. Dave and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of renting with Producer Caitlyn Johnston who calls herself a "forever renter" and listeners chime in with their homeowner horror stories.

$33,000 in parking fines in the last 2 months ...from a handful of city parking spots that line the street on 200 north and 450 west in Salt Lake City -- the spots are meant to be for people with disabilities to park -- but the signs are so small, and confusing -- that abled-body Salt Lakers are getting stung. Dave and Debbie discuss and speak with Associate Producer of Utah's Morning News, Alexandrea Bonilla who was cited at this location. Listeners chime in with their

No dancing! College Football coach bans players from dancing on TikToksUtah passes bill aimed to protect child influencersUtah judge and fire chief reportedly had relationship and discussed exploiting minors Pros and cons to buying new construction compared to existing homeShould artists release set lists as tickets go on sale? Post Malone's dad shares perspective

Dave went to the Heart Concert -- and walked away disappointed because he didn't recognize all the songs -- he couldn't sing along -- he spent a pretty penny -- and why were you surprised you didn't know all the songs...Does it ruin the experience of the concert if you know the set list? Rich Post, Post Malone's dad calls in live to the show to share his perspective about this from his son's experience playing shows.

If you taking a shot for weight loss, listen up. You might be paying a couple hundred dollars a month now Dave's worried you could soon be paying 4 times that amount..

Russell Faucette, Owner of The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate, walks us through the financial upsides to buying new construction -- compared an existing home.

The case of the Utah Judge and now fired fire chief -- both facing criminal charges for online chats that cops say involving sex crimes that included children -- but now there's a new twist to this story. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins the show.

Utah social media influencers who feature children in content, will soon see new requirements to ensure their children are protected. Dave and Debbie walk through the bill "Child Actor Amendments" that passed through the Utah legislature on the last day of the session. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss what this means for Utah parents who feature their kids in social media content.

Feels like a throwback to the 80s blockbuster movie ... Footloose. West Virginia's college football coach bans players from dancing on Tik Tok in order to maintain "hard edge" image.

The Stock Market SlideTariff Turmoil: Ontario premier threatens to pull the plug on electricity to US86% of Americans think tipping culture is out of controlOlder Americans using credit cards to cover basic living expenses11 people accused of forging or falsifying signatures gathered for 2024 Utah primary electionWho Likes Tariffs? These American Businesses Welcome Trump's PoliciesHow Utah feels about President Trump's Executive Orders

A recent Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll reveals how Utah feels about President Trump's Executive Orders... We get into the details, with the Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics, Jason Perry.

The Tariff Turmoil continues... President Trump upping the tariffs against Canada today... and the influx of Tariffs overall coming from the Administration have sparked backlash from many US businesses.. but are there businesses in support of these policies? Newsnation National Correspondent Alex Caprariello brings the latest details.

The Utah Attorney General's Office has filed 11 lawsuits related to alleged forgery-related charges concerning signatures gathered for the 2025 primary election in Utah. Co-Host of Inside Sources, Taylor Morgan joins the show to discuss the signature gathering process.

According to a new AARP report, a large portion of older Americans are using credit cards to cover basic living expenses. This shows how the rising cost of food and other expenses are hitting Americans over 50. How will this impact a generation already facing uncertainty with Social Security? Dave and Debbie discuss and ask Utahns about how they got out of their credit card debt. We dive in "Right on the Money".

Tipping. It's everywhere right now, and it seems to be creeping into all aspects of life. New data from WalletHub says 86% of Americans think tipping culture is out of control. Dave and Debbie discuss and ask Utahns to chime in with their take on tipping.

President Trump upping the tariffs against Canada -- but Canada punching back on the tariffs with an electricity surcharge and a threat to pull the plug on electricity sends to 3 states in America.... Who is really going to feel the impact? And what is the risk for New York, Michigan, and Minnesota if Canada cuts off power? Dave and Debbie discuss.