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Governor Gary Herbert made his monthly appearance with KSL to give an update on what is going on with his office. Once again, medical marijuana was brought up by a caller who was wondering about the governor's thoughts on the topic. Herbert said once again that more research needs to be done on the impact of using marijuana as a medicine. Specifically, he said that studies need to show if the pain goes away from taking marijuana or if it is being masked.

Governor Gary Herbert is back for his monthly "Let Me Speak to the Governor." The first question asked was about how the inland port is going to be fitting in within Utah. The governor explains how it will help with the economics with the port, how it will help the area and how it will connect with other areas out West.

Governor Gary Herbert made his monthly appearance with KSL to give an update on what is going on with his office. The Governor takes listener phone calls to get what the people he was elected by wants to see happen. Once again, medical marijuana was brought by one caller who was wondering when Utah would get on board and move at a quicker pace to legalize the drug on some level. Another question was on UTA and the name change. Herbert said once again he is for structure changes but with no many specifically being earmarked for the name change he was OK with the bill. Count My Voice and Keep My Vote was brought as well as the Republican party in Utah is still quibbling over that.

What could possibly happen if you tell a little white lie to the Department of Motor Vehicles about how much your car costs?  Find out when host Heather Kelly talks to Utah State Tax Commission spokesperson Charlie Roberts. www.tax.utah.gov They also discuss how not paying taxes affects you personally and your community.   https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Firs Mid-week of the season, Justin And Tim chat with Andy Larsen about the Utah Jazz and their start to the season. Andy Is a busy guy, he's a Utah Jazz beat writer for @KSLcom, The Managing Editor of Salt City Hoops (ESPN TrueHoop affiliate of the Utah Jazz) and an ESPN 700 Radio host Thursday 7-9 PM. They Ask all the questions they can including: How has Quin Snyder adjusted to the new team, Can Joe ingles stay as hot as he is from 3, How has Ricky Rubio adjusted to the jazz style of play, Is Donovan Mitchell being relied on too much, all these and more answered on this Half Hour Jazz Podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you wake up every morning surrounded by piles of stuff?  The owner of First Security Financial, Trent Dransfield, can help you bring energy and money into your life by getting rid of items in your home.   dransfieldandassociates.com  Do you have vintage board games, old smart phones, or even chargers?  They can make you quite of bit of money if you part with them.  And you could discover you have more than one of the same item, like hats, shoes, or office supplies.  Plus, you may find things you didn't even know you owned when you de-clutter. And how does de-cluttering get you a better price on the home you want to sell and save you money when you move?  Find out on this episode of Money Making Sense with Heather Kelly. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc Giauque joins KSL's Doug Wright with a look at what we learned on the Road to Understanding with KSL Newsradio, KSL TV and KSL.com. We visited communities across the state of Utah on a sort of "listening tour," hoping to better understand our neighbors and their concerns and celebrations, whether rural or urban. Guests included Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox and Robert Grow of Envision Utah as well as former Uintah County Commissioner and current Executive Director of the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition. 

KSL Newsradio, KSL 5 TV, and KSL.com have come together to try and get some perspective of all areas in the state of Utah. We begin our Road to Understanding as we capture the struggles and successes in rural parts of the state. KSL Newsradio's Marc Giauque tells us stories of individual people in Salt Lake City. Changes have come to this area such as the Outdoor Retailer show which has ended its time in this state over public lands issues. He also discusses the differences between urban Utah and rural Utah.

The most important thing to know before meeting a sales person is: 'What's the goal?'  Do you want the phone to ring, on-line website traffic, or people physically walking in your door. Not sure where to advertise?  Should you advertise?  Can you really drive sales to your business?  These questions and more are discussed with KSL Account Manager Ryan Uffens.   What questions should you ask a sales rep who wants to take your money?  What return on investment should you expect when paying out to bring people to your door?  And how much money does it cost for on-line advertising?   https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.