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Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off the third hour with Mark Schlereth to talk about his guest spot in the Boston radio market before they bring on Fox Sports’ lead college football analyst, Joel Klatt. They get his breakdown of Bo’s performance in Indy, an explanation for why the defense was so quiet, and a defense for Justin Herbert’s ringlessness. Mike, Stink, and Stoke unpack their guest spot with Joel with a deeper discussion about ring culture in the NFL as it relates to Justin Herbert. Mike share some insecurities about ring culture and Bo Nix before they finish the third hour playing a game with Stink.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour discussing a major issue for the Broncos under Sean Payton going back to last season. They talk about close games and how to win them, or rather, how to not lose them. Mike and Stoke look at the numbers as they take the temperature of Broncos Country (rectally) about Pat Surtain. The guys finish the second hour in 4 Down Territory covering a major conflict of interest, a wise move for Shedeur Sanders’ career, the Razorbacks crying poor, and a test of Stoke’s allegiance to Dabo.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley kick off today’s show talking about the cooler weather and a faithful 6am listener who took one of Stoke’s recommendations to heart. Mike and Stoke chop it up about Cecil’s thong and what they would do in Cecil’s situation after hearing his explanation. The guys officially start Chargers week trying to learn a lesson from last year, how will the Broncos bounce back from a tough loss? Stoe finishes the first hour taking Mike to task for vetoing having Peyton Manning on the show before the guys listen to some great sound of PFM breaking down halftime adjustments and the route tree.  

Former King CO. Prosecutor on the lifting of the Consent Decree: "Nothing To Celebrate" // China's Covert Surveillance Programs // The Worst Neighbor in California

Mike Hazen discusses if anything has changed inside the Arizona Diamondbacks' clubhouse since the trade deadline, how the team is believing more than it was earlier in the season and how the rest of their games are playoff games.

Derek suspects that his boyfriend Tim might be lying about his “straight friend” from work....He says ever since this new guy started, Tim stays glued to his phone, texting with him and the other day, Derek caught Tim exchanging shirtless photos with his buddy....So is Tim's new coworker, really straight or is Tim covering up a secret relationship?

We may be spending less on gasonline as a portion of our income. ABC's Jim Ryan joined Arizona’s Morning News to talk about how gasoline is taking a smaller chunk out of the average American’s paycheck than in the past two decades. 

The Trump Administration has announced that a "framework of a deal" has been reached for Tik-Tok's parent company to divest from its Chinese owners. ABC Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joined Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the purported TikTok deal and a preview of Meta’s new Smart Glasses.

September is National Recovery Month, where awareness support is shown for those recovring from substance use disorders. Community Bridges Inc. Director of Community Education & Outreach, Natalia Chimbo-Andrade, Joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about CBI and what it offers during National Recovery Month. 

What are your thoughts about Charlie Kirk?

4th hiker was found dead on valley hiking trails. Why do people go hiking in the heat?

President wants US workers trained for US manufacturing. What does that mean for gas prices?

More details were released about the text messages he had on his phone.

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: More people losing their jobs for Kirk posts // Would you be okay with your lunch being cut in half? // Why are we living in two realities? // WOULD YOU RATHER?

WHAT'S NEW AT 10! // Author of "Love You Forever" is choosing Canada's medically assisted suicide // SCENARIOS!

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: new joints on I-90 are going to cause major backups between Seattle and Bellevue // Brian Evans with a personal financial report from Madrona Financial Services // David Fahrenthold on conservatives rallying around the death of Charlie Kirk, and the China/ US Tik Tok deal // Charlie Harger Commentary on the real life impact of the Climate Commitment Act and Carbon Auctions // Herb Weisbaum on changes coming to the way medical debt is handled // Gee Scott on the slow rise of homelessness in Seattle

Kristina recently started working from home, and now she’s noticing that her boyfriend Owen’s schedule doesn’t add up.     Before when she didn't get home until 7p, Owen always beat her to the house and she assumed he was home by 5:30p....But now that she works at home she's noticed Owen comes home at completely random times every day....So why is Owen coming home at random times every day?

Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmeade recently made comments advocating for the execution of mentally ill people experiencing homelessness... he has since apologized. Greg and Holly discuss the comments.

Greg and Holly discuss the effects of rampant blame coming from both sides of the political aisle. While public figures try to place blame on a group or groups of people, Governor Cox says the only person to blame for the shooting is the shooter.

Tyler Robinson, the alleged suspect in the death of Charlie Kirk, is being held in a special unit at the Utah County jail. Formal charges are expected Tuesday. Governor Cox told NBC's Meet the Press where authorities are in investigating the alleged shooter. Holly and Greg discuss how press coverage and comments from officials may affect Robinson's prosecution.

Emma Adam from Mormon Women For Ethical Government joins the show to talk about bringing humanity to political discussions in the United States. Holly and Greg discuss the best practices to keep humanity and kindness even in difference of values.

Deseret News Opinion Editor Jay Evensen joins Holly and Greg to discuss what may come next for the state of Utah and the country, and how healthy dialogue can get us there. Evensen discusses some cues we can take from historical tragedies to help including how Americans moved forward from assassinations in the 1960s.

Cami Mondeaux Congressional Correspondent with the The Deseret News joins the show to talk about how the death has been handled within the chambers of the US government. Greg and Holly talk about how this shooting has received different attention from others and what this means for America.

In the wake of the murder of Charlie Kirk, many people are finding themselves without jobs over comments made about the killing. Greg and Holly discuss what this means for people everywhere and where exactly it falls on "freedom of speech"

Two men from Magna have been arrested after officers found an explosive device under a news media truck in Salt Lake City.  Greg and Holly discuss how this is raising questions around attacks on the media in the public.

Topics we will cover in this episode of Inside Sources: Tyler Robinson, alleged suspect in death of Charlie Kirk, held in special unit at Utah County jail Experts warn "The Blame Game" may lead to further violence Is the killing of Charlie Kirk a turning point for the US? Two Magna men arrested after explosives found below media vehicle Tornado destroys San Juan county homes

Greg and Holly discuss the impactful speech by orator Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on how portrayal in more than one light is a very important thing when considering a story.

The FED is expected to cut the rate. How much of an effect would a rate cut have?

Ramsey joins Broomhead, Mike asks Dave, What do you expect the FED to do this week?

California bans law enforcement from wearing masks. Will it work? 

GUEST: “Elizabeth,” a school psychologist, trans woman, trans educator and author // The NYTimes says we’ve reached “Peak Profanity” // SCENARIOS

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: M'S WIN! SEAHAWKS WIN! // HS Principal under fire for post about Charlie Kirk // Kent SD declines to fly flags at half mast // Gen Z's role reversal on careers, marriages and kids // The Rhetoric

Seattle school up for award has it cancelled // We're number ONE! For gas prices. // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Soybean farmers want a bailout // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Casey McNerthney with "Crime and Punishment" — our weekly crime report from the King County Prosecutor's Office // Jill Schlesinger on what to expect from the Federal Reserve meeting this week // Scott Hamilton on his new book about the rise and fall of Boeing // Mark Elbroch on his journey, documenting families of mountain lions in the film, "Heart of the Lion" // Gee Scott on the Seahawks victory in Pittsburgh

Suspect in Kirk Shooting Named as 22-Year-Old Tyler Robinson // Suspect in Charlie Kirk assassination expressed opposition to conservative activist’s views // Trump breaks the news on Fox & Friends // Utah Governor’s Press Conference // KNOW-IT-ALL QUIZ // LETTERS 

Video Guest - Dan Lermon: The War on Knowledge // Dan is a professor at Columbia University and amongst the most sought after (and expensive) private tutors in the WORLD! // Behind Enemy Lines: Ry Curley VS Mike Prisuta // Mike Prisuta has been a veteran Pittsburgh sports reporter since 1985. // Mike can be found on the DVE Morning Show and on twitter @DVEMike // Police reunite stowaway pet pigeon with owner in Texas // Seattle Aquarium remembers nearly 40-year-old beloved pigeon // Microchip shows stray cat was 900 miles from home

I Was Thinking: The Baby Albert Experiment and Unlearning Fear // This Day in History: 490B.C. - The First Marathon in Greece // The many influencers waking up without jobs today // Rantz: Washington principal ripped for post that ‘condones’ Charlie Kirk’s murder

Video Guest - Dan Lermon: The War on Knowledge // Dan is a professor at Columbia University and amongst the most sought after (and expensive) private tutors in the WORLD! // Behind Enemy Lines: Ry Curley VS Mike Prisuta // Mike Prisuta has been a veteran Pittsburgh sports reporter since 1985. // Mike can be found on the DVE Morning Show and on twitter @DVEMike // Police reunite stowaway pet pigeon with owner in Texas // Seattle Aquarium remembers nearly 40-year-old beloved pigeon // Microchip shows stray cat was 900 miles from home

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth kick off the fourth hour addressing a college football top 25 voter embarrassing everybody involved. The guys pick their Broncos-Colts fantasy teams where a very grumpy Mike is going through a stretch of historic futility. Stoke bargains for a compromise after his week one Survivor Pick controversy. Mike, Mark, and Stoke close out the week hearing Adam Silver explain why the NBA is 2nd fiddle to the NFL before they make their fearless predictions for the weekend of football.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley with Mark Schlereth start the third hour catch the big guy up on yesterday’s trivia challenge. They dive headfirst into a preview of the Broncos’ first road game, how will the Broncos’ offense perform after a bad week one? They are joined by our NFL Insider, James Palmer, to get a national perspective on the Broncos’ performance in week one, the performance of offenses around the NFL, and a preview of the Colts game. The guys get Stoke’d Up about the Ryan Staub story to finish the third hour.  

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open the second hour figuring out the logistics of the breakfast bet before they hear Vance Joseph talk about the Colts offense that looked pretty potent in week one. The guys wonder if the Colts are a paper tiger considering their opponent was the Dolphins. The guys talk about the Ryan Staub story but Stoke is skeptical about it, is the Staub story too good to be true? Mike and Stoke take a lazy top 25 voter to task for not doing their job properly, but at least they’re better than the Baseball Hall of Fame voters. 4 Down Territory covers the key addition of Talanoa Hufanga, Steichen talks Denver D, a debate about season tickets with PSL’s on the way, and a preview of the AFC west games this week. 

Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley open today’s show with Mike’s fear of the dark before they cover Mike’s daily to-do lists and a bit of trivia controversy. They give a concession to The Drive before Mike tells us about going to Oktoberfest in Munich. They hear Vance Joseph rave about the secondary, talking up Talanoa Hufanga and explaining how they’re handling Jahdae Barron’s development. Mike and Stoke finish the first hour answering some Is It Just Me’s about Mike’s to-do lists and hearing Adam Silver’s tone-deaf response to the basketball fans who have to pay to watch the NBA. 

I Was Thinking: Finding the Baby // This Day in History: 1847 - Oh, Susanna first performed, 1971 - Donny Osmond has the #1 hit on the U.S. pop charts with “Go Away Little Girl” // 'You work for Edmonds PD?': Body cam videos show arrest of accused police impersonator  

Video Guest - Ann Streit - King County Chapter Chair: Moms For Liberty // Seattle Public Schools LGBTQ+ curriculum and 'opt out' policy draws attention from parents // The plot thickens on Katie Wilson’s Burfect endorsement // ‘It’s the lucky Cheetos’: Rick Rizzs credits his own superstition for the Mariners recent succes 

Guest - Steve Rosenthal: Competitive Longrange Marksman // “Despite what people are saying online, this was not an impressive shot… Anyone with access to the internet and minimal experience could’ve made that shot.” // FBI releases photos of person of interest in Charlie Kirk’s Utah university campus killing // Charlie Kirk: "I'm just flesh and bone…"

Video Guest - Ann Streit - King County Chapter Chair: Moms For Liberty // Seattle Public Schools LGBTQ+ curriculum and 'opt out' policy draws attention from parents // The plot thickens on Katie Wilson’s Burfect endorsement // ‘It’s the lucky Cheetos’: Rick Rizzs credits his own superstition for the Mariners recent succes 

Governor Spencer Cox says the man suspected of shooting and killing political activist Charlie Kirk is in the Utah County Jail. The suspect has been identified as 22 year old Tyler Robinson. Robinson was not a UVU student, but Dixie Technical College has confirmed he is a student in their electrical apprenticeship program. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments and hear analysis from Attorney General Derek Brown as well as Chris Bertram, Retired deputy chief of police.

Holly and Greg check in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Rachel Wagner about the big movie of the week and how movies can be a mental escape from much of the negativity in today's world.

The man suspected of shooting and killing political activist Charlie Kirk, has been identified as 22 year old Tyler Robinson. Greg and Holly hear from Dr. Hans Watson, owner of dynamic psychiatry, the mentality that leads to somebody being an active shooter and the 4 step process that can lead someone, specifically youth, to become radicalized.

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