Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Field

CarneyShow 08.06.24 George Mahe, Stuart Rosenblum, Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, Andy Field by

Over the weekend, President Joe Biden officially dropped out of the race for reelection and endorsed his running mate, Vice President Kamala Harris. D2 is joined by local lawmakers about the impact of this announcement for Utahns, hearing from Rep. Brian King, Democratic candidate for Utah Governor and Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives Mike Shultz. What are Harris' chances taking on former President Donald Trump? KSL at Night Hosts Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner talk about what Americans think of Kamala Harris and her chances of winning the race. Finally, Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, discusses what the rest of the campaign season looks like ahead of the election in November.

CarneyShow 07.22.24 Barry Manilow, Martin Kilcoyne, Dave Packer, Steve Roberts, Andy Field by

Washington DC correspondent Andy Field joins the show with Bill to talk about tonight's Presidential debateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CarneyShow 06.26.24 Wyatt Sharpe, Brothers Lazaroff, Terry Crouppen, Johnny Londoff, Andy Field by

Guest Hosts: Greg Skordas & Marty Carpenter The big news this week has been the collapse of Key Bridge in Baltimore after it was hit by a 100,000 ton ship. Now the city is trying to look forward, making plans to clear the debris and begin rebuilding. The Biden administration has assured the state of Maryland that the federal government will aid them in their efforts and has already set aside $60 million to send towards a new bridge. But not everyone in Congress is happy about that decision. Andy Field from ABC News joins the show.

CarneyShow 03.15.24 Mike Issacson, Andy Field, Tom O'Keefe, Stuart Rosenblum by

CarneyShow 03.12.24 Dan Moren, Martin Kilcoyne, Cheryl Baehr, Andy Field by

Eddie and Rocky talk to Dean Regas, Richard Skinner, Andy Field, and take your calls on 700 WLW!

Eddie and Rocky talk to Dean Regas, Richard Skinner, Andy Field, and take your calls on 700 WLW!

CarneyShow 03.04.24 Peter Sagal, Dr. Phil McGraw, Martin Kilcoyne, Andy Field, Heidi Glaus by

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Leah Murray Today the Congress voted to extend funding for one week, and the measure only extends funding for some parts of the government. We seem to have this conversation every once in a while, when Congress realizes that all of the money has run out. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins the show to discuss what comes next.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Leah Murray Eye on the Hill: HB208 and HB554 There is a bill sponsored by Rep. Norman Thurston, HB208 Teacher Licensure Amendments, which would remove the requirement for teachers in Utah to pass a competency test before being allowed to take charge of a classroom. He joins the show to discuss this along with a bill similar to it, HB554 Licensure By Endorsement Amendments. Utah’s plan for reducing cell phone usage in classrooms Utah is one of several states that is trying to ban cell phones in classrooms. This has become a huge problem due to the fact that many students are constantly on their phones during class to the point that they don’t even look up. So what’s the solution? Eye on the Hill: What did and didn’t happen? We are this close to the end of the 2024 Legislative Session. We’ve spent so much time talking about what did happen, but not enough of what didn’t happen. Greg and Leah go over some of the issues that didn’t receive too much attention this session, such as water, homelessness, and more. Could Utah be turning into a ‘purple’ state? Utah is very clearly a ‘red’ state. However, there may be some data that suggests that we could be slowly but gradually turning purple. Ben Anderson, Communications Director for the Utah Democratic Party, joins the show to break down the data and discuss whether Utah has any chances of becoming a ‘blue’ state. The fight for Mitch McConnell’s seat has begun The political bombshell that is sweeping the nation’s capital is that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is stepping down from his leadership position in November. That means someone needs to step in at the end of the year. Greg and Leah discuss who may be in line to take McConnell’s seat. Congress votes to extend funding for a week Today the Congress voted to extend funding for one week, and the measure only extends funding for some parts of the government. We seem to have this conversation every once in a while, when Congress realizes that all of the money has run out. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins the show to discuss what comes next. Supreme Court to take on former President Trump’s immunity claim The Supreme Court has decided to take on former President Trump’s immunity claim in his election interference case. What does that do to the trial in March? Certainly it will postpone it. But until when? If the Justices decide that he does in fact enjoy immunity, does that end the criminal case once and for all? Celebrating leap day with some interesting traditions Today is February 29th, also known as leap day. Leap day is a special day that only comes once every four years. Some people are celebrating their birthday, and some businesses are celebrating by offering discounts and freebies. Leah and Greg discuss something else that makes this rare day so interesting: traditions.

CarneyShow 02.28.24 Darrll Miklos, Jim Cantalin, Johnny Londoff, Andy Field by

CarneyShow 02.26.24 Katie Harris, Dr. Ravi Johar, Martin Kilcoyne, Andy Field by

CarneyShow 02.09.24 Jeana Roth, Brett Elmore, Erin Lapidus, Andy Field by

CarneyShow 02.02.24 St. Louis Mardi Gras, Tom O'Keefe, Ben Winston, Andy Field, Alex Stone by

CarneyShow 01.31.24 Clementine's Ice Cream, Terry Crouppen, Johnny Londoff, Andy Field by

Eddie and Rocky are joined by guests Adina Peyton, Sheila Gray, Will Burchfield, Bill Cunningham and Andy Field. Tune in!

Eddie and Rocky are joined by guests Adina Peyton, Sheila Gray, Will Burchfield, Bill Cunningham and Andy Field. Tune in!

Eddie and Rocky are joined by guests Adina Peyton, Sheila Gray, Will Burchfield, Bill Cunningham and Andy Field. Tune in!

CarneyShow 01.24.24 Charles Osgood, Nichole Perkins, Jim Cantalin, Johnny Londoff, Andy Field by

Host: Greg Skordas Another month of Congress in a race to avert a government shutdown… Fortunately, they made it through by passing a bill to keep the government funded until March. But is this one any different than the past several? What happens come March? Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Greg with the latest.

Host: Greg Skordas Congress passes bill to avert another government shutdown until March Another month of Congress in a race to avert a government shutdown… Fortunately, they made it through by passing a bill to keep the government funded until March. But is this one any different than the past several? What happens come March? Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Greg with the latest. Rachelle Morris speaks on her run for Salt Lake County Council Rachelle Morris, Republican candidate for the At-Large C seat on the Salt Lake County Council, joins Greg to discuss why she decided to run for Salt Lake County Council, what her top priorities are, and what issues she would like to see the Council address. Community Partners Against Hate with Rep. Owens and Sen. Bramble KSL partnered up with Community Partners Against Hate to raise awareness of the issue with hate crimes in our community. Rep. Doug Owens and Sen. Curt Bramble join Greg to discuss an important bill they’re sponsoring this legislative session, HB127 Bias Incident Reporting, which would make it easier to report such incidents. Unpacking the Justice Department’s report on the Uvalde school shooting The Justice Department has released a report on the Uvalde school shooting that left 21 dead and 17 injured. Tracy Walder, National Security Contributor with NewsNation, joins Greg to break down what’s in this report.

CarneyShow 01.17.24 Creed Bratton, Jim Lemonds, Mike Dobuski, Andy Field, Johnny Londoff by

Andy Field comes on the show to give the latest update on the investigation regarding the door plug that fell off an Alaska Airlines flight mid-flight. More on the person who found the door plug from the plane in their backyard. Two stories involving assassinations and Trump. There have been nanoplastics found in water bottles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Kobylt welcomes ABC correspondent Andy Field on the show to discuss the questions arising about the door that blew off the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9. The Alaska Airlines emergency landing caused US authorities to ground most of Boeing's 737 Max 9 aircraft, adding to the ongoing issues with the company's Max jets.

CarneyShow 01.09.24 Chicken N Pickle, Cheryl Baehr, Dan Moren, Andy Field by

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Host: Leah Murray With the new year comes a heap of new laws coming into action across the country. A whopping 22 states welcomed 2024 by raising their minimum wage. Some states are taking bans more seriously than ever, while others are trying to ban the bans. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Leah to break down some of these new laws, starting with the minimum wage raise.

  Host: Leah Murray Harvard University president Claudine Gay resigns After a long battle against allegations of anti-semitism issued early in December, Harvard University President Claudine Gay has stepped down from her position. Jessica Oyler, Vice President of Student Access and Success at Weber State University, joins Leah to discuss to what extent this would be a problem for an institution of higher education. Japan's rough start to the new year Yesterday was a big day, as people all around the world began celebrating the new year on a hopeful, more positive note. Unfortunately, Japan had a tragic start to the new year… First a 7.6-magnitude earthquake left at least 55 people dead. Then this morning, a plane crash left 5 crew members dead. Alex Stone, ABC News Correspondent in Los Angeles, joins Leah to share the latest on both incidents. What could the government shutdown situation look like in January? Congress has some big budget decisions to make before January 19th. It’s the first deadline of two created under the stopgap bill passed in November. Its goal: figure out the budget cuts and reallocation before the looming government shutdown. Brian Riedl, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, joins Leah to discuss some of the ways this government shutdown situation could look like in January. New year, new laws With the new year comes a heap of new laws coming into action across the country. A whopping 22 states welcomed 2024 by raising their minimum wage. Some states are taking bans more seriously than ever, while others are trying to ban the bans. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Leah to break down some of these new laws, starting with the minimum wage raise.

Mark Thompson is in for John. No one won the Powerball. The curious joy of being wrong. Andy Field comes on the show to talk about the new thing coming to Amazon Prime Video. There is a big lawsuit regarding AI.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CarneyShow 12.29.23 Stephanie Economou, Dr. Allison Walsh, Ben Fred, Tom O'Keefe, Andy Field by

Mark Thompson fills in for John. Tom Smothers passed away. There was a robot attack at a Tesla plant in 2021. Andy Field comes on the show to talk about retailers not being as friendly about returns. The future of USPS is being tested in California.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why are Americans lonely? Reporter from ABC, Andy Field talks about returning Christmas gifts and retail stores are being sticklers. Actor and Producer Pat Hazell talks on #WatchaWatchinWednesday. Heavy metal found in chocolate.

Hector welcome voice actor Andy Field (Hand Unit, Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location), to the show to discuss how he got started in the Voice Acting / Voiceover industry and share some stories and advice. Website: https://www.andyfieldvoiceover.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andyfieldvoiceactor IG: https://www.instagram.com/andy.field.voiceactor Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/AndyVoiceover

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CarneyShow 11.01.23 Andy Field, Terry Crouppen, Johnny Londoff the Third, Hellavator by

  Host: Leah Murray Rep. Tom Emmer wins GOP Speaker nomination… then drops out Today, House Republicans chose their third Speaker designee: Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer. And then 5 minutes later (at least that’s what it felt like) he dropped out of the race. Just like that, we’re back to square one. Taylor Morgan, Partner at Morgan & May Public Affairs and a Host of KSL @ Night, joins Leah to discuss what’s next. More than 40 states, including Utah, sue Meta for harming children’s mental health Meta—the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads—is being sued by more than 30 states across the country for harming children’s mental health. Utah has just signed on to the lawsuit. Why do these states go the lawsuit route rather than the legislation route? Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent in New York, joins the discussion. Trump’s Georgia case: Jenna Ellis pleads guilty and Mark Meadows testifies Former President Trump has been indicted in four criminal cases, one of which is happening in Georgia regarding election fraud. We learned last week that Sidney Powell and Chesebro pleaded guilty to that case, and now… Jenna Ellis. To top that, ex-Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was granted immunity to testify about him. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Leah to discuss why all of Trump’s closest people might be turning on him. When can we start wearing our chunky knit sweaters? Leah is patiently waiting for sweater weather to come. Fortunately for her, the temperatures are dropping back down this week. KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show to walk us through the latest seasonal precipitation outlook and when we can expect to see some snow this winter.

Host: Leah Murray Former President Trump has been indicted in four criminal cases, one of which is happening in Georgia regarding election fraud. We learned last week that Sidney Powell and Chesebro pleaded guilty to that case, and now… Jenna Ellis. To top that, ex-Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was granted immunity to testify about him. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Leah to discuss why all of Trump’s closest people might be turning on him.

After surrendering to law enforcement for the fourth time, former President Donald Trump poses for the world

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas One of the most interesting international stories over the last little while was the attempted coup in Russia. The Wagner Group Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was not happy with military leadership in the war in Ukraine, proceeded to march on the military leadership, and maybe Putin. This was the biggest challenge to Putin's rule, maybe ever. Today, it seems like the story has come to a close. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins with the latest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas GOP presidential primary debate highlights Last night was a big night for the 2024 Republican presidential primary candidates. It was the first debate where most of them stood together in front of the public to share their thoughts and plans on some of the current biggest issues in the U.S. Hosts Leah and Greg recap the debate with some data and sound from the candidates during the debate. Utah lawmakers to address water rights of mineral companies on the Great Salt Lake The Great Salt Lake rose quite a bit this summer, but we still have a long way to go to shore up one of Utah's most important natural resources. In hopes to address this concern, Utah House Minority Leader Mike Schultz said he plans to propose legislation against mineral companies' water rights contracts. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small who covered this story joins the show. How a nonprofit organization is addressing child sex trafficking in Utah The recent movie Sound of Freedom may have made you aware, but there is a crisis in human trafficking. People are being exploited in horrific ways and to a certain extent, we need to center this issue and see what we can do about this problem. Chris Yadon, Managing Director of Saprea, joins the show to discuss what their nonprofit is doing to help address child sex trafficking here in Utah. What happened to Prigozhin after the plane crash? One of the most interesting international stories over the last little while was the attempted coup in Russia. The Wagner Group Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was not happy with military leadership in the war in Ukraine, proceeded to march on the military leadership, and maybe Putin. This was the biggest challenge to Putin's rule, maybe ever. Today, it seems like the story has come to a close. Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins with the latest. Former President Donald Trump surrenders at the Fulton County jail It's official. Former President Donald Trump surrendered and has been arrested today at the Fulton County jail for his Georgia indictment. Leah and Greg discuss how this case will be different, given that Georgia requires cameras in the courtroom, and why everyone has been surrendering for this case. The latest on the 1985 cold case There was news that a cold case up in Weber County might have some new information. Dave Cawley, Host of the COLD podcast, joins the show to give some updates on what they found—or haven't found—with this 1985 cold case. Pumpkin spice season is back! The fall season is coming, and you know what that means… Pumpkin spice is making a comeback! Today, Starbucks announced the return of their fall menu, which includes their seasonal pumpkin spice drinks, but they're not the only ones who have been preparing for this as several other stores have also started releasing their fall items. Leah and Greg discuss whether they like or dislike this pumpkin spice comeback and why.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddie and Rocky talk with David Niven about the debate, Andy Field of ABC News, Bob Buchman, take your phone calls, and more on 700 WLW!

Doug McIntyre fills in for John & Ken. Andy Field comes on the show to talk about the GOP debate in Iowa tonight. More on the leader of the Wagner group being in a plane that was allegedly shot down by Russia. What can California learn from Mississippi on the homeless front?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug McIntyre fills in for John & Ken. Andy Field comes on the show to talk about the leader of Wagner Group being named on the passenger list of a plane that was supposedly shot down by Russia. The first GOP debate is tonight, and Trump will not be there. More on the smash and grabs that have plagued the Southland. The WGA has rejected the latest offer from the studios.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As every level of government appears to spin its wheels on homelessness, the problem is just getting worse. We visit one of the more dangerous encampments in Seattle and speak with neighbors who complain that leaders are doing nothing. PLUS: The Iowa State Fair is this weekend. We

Seattle voters have spoken, and significant change is coming to Seattle City Hall. Regardless of who wins, there will be at least 4 and as many as 8 new City Council members come January 1. We

During the waning days of COVID the Richland School Board voted to ignore the state

The pandemic kept us apart; it's time to rediscover the beauty of being together. Andy Field is an artist, writer and curator, and he joins host Krys Boyd to discuss the magic of life in cities surrounded by strangers, and the ways we can interact with people to spark creativity. His book is “Encounterism: The Neglected Joys of Being In Person.”