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Wolf and Luke discuss what kind of culture the Phoenix Suns need to build and former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Josh Collmenter joins the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss what they are looking for from Brandon Pffadt tonight and 2-time Super Bowl champion Max Starks joins the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss what the perfect scenario would be for the Arizona Cardinals in the first round and Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster Jody Jackson joins the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss Jake McCarthy being sent down to triple A and if the Arizona Cardinals need to draft Tyler Booker and/or Cam Skattebo.  

La segunda hora de hoy está marcada por el fallecimiento del Papa Francisco. Edgar Hita y Laura Martínez repasan todas las reacciones del día. Con Luismi Pérez hablamos del calor que han sufrido las personas que han viajado a Centroeuropa. Repasamos la prensa y la actualidad deportiva. 

Wolf and Luke discuss who will be making decisions for the Phoenix Suns this offseason and the voice of the Arizona Cardinals and ESPN broadcaster Dave Pasch joins the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss if the Phoenix Suns can rebuild through the draft and how they are feeling about Corbin Burnes through his first few starts.  

Wolf and Luke react to the Arizona Diamondbacks series loss against the Chicago Cubs and what the Arizona Cardinals are looking for on draft night.

Wolf and Luke discuss the direction the Phoenix Suns should go for a new head coach and how concerned they are about A.J. Puk and Justin Martinez.  

Ashley's been dating Jonathan for almost a year but suspects that he's in another relationship, because he gets a ton of phone calls when they are together and he ALWAYS steps away so she can't hear his converstaion....So who keeps calling Jonathan and is he living a double life?

Rich Lamb in Rome on the death of Pope Francis // Casey McNerthney from the King County Prosecutor's Office with "Crime and Punishment" // Jill Schlesinger on the dangers of attempting to predict the market // Ashleigh Fields on the SCOTUS decision to block deportation of Venezuelans detained in Texas // Angela Poe Russell on the record number of homeless encampments cleared in Seattle this year  

El Valencia recibe mañana en Mestalla al Espanyol con la oportunidad de cerrar la permanencia ante un rival que posee los mismos puntos. Umar Sadiq es baja por sanción y Barrenechea se ha recuperado a tiempo del golpe que sufrió en Vallecas. Hemos hablado del futuro de Mosquera, que será la primera venta que se realizará este verano y cerramos con la goleada del Levante ante el Real Zaragoza que le acerca a Primera división. 

Beéle presenta 'sobelove' en el programa 500 de LOS40 Global Show. Lo más destacado del segundo fin de semana de Coachella 2025. ¿Podría reaparecer Karol G en la MET Gala 2025? En LOS40 Classic: el regreso de The Cranberries cuando “la banda estaba disuelta”. En 'Del 40 al 1 Coca Cola': El Número 1 es un auténtico "desastre".

Hablamos con Vicent Lozano, autor de "¿Qué es lo queer?" (Editorial Egales). Rodrigo Santodomingo ("Dios quiere a los gais", El País) nos cuenta cómo algunos clérigos africanos luchan contra la homofobia. La columna la firma José María Núñez, Presidente de la Fundación Triángulo.

Entrevistem el director, Xavier Ricart, i les actrius, Anna Barrachina i Queralt Casassayas, de l'obra teatral ‘La Viatgera' que s'ha estrenat a la Sala Flyhard. Conversem amb els “recomanadors literaris digitals” Bookhunters (Sergi Purcet i Laia Bonjoch), Eduard Gener del podcast ‘Llegir' i Marta Meneu-Borja, booktuber de ‘La Prestatgeria'. I les recomanacions del cultureta Pepe Zapata

6pm: Guest - William Kirk - Washington Gun Law.com //  Breaking down the constitutionality of Washington’s Gun Permit Bill // Debunking the study used to pass the gun permit law // I Stand Correct // Text message batting practice // Scientists find 'strongest evidence yet' of life on distant planet 

Hosts: Leah Murray and Guest Host Holly Richardson  How might the El Salvadorian prison story affect the political capital of Pres. Trump and other Republicans?  As the story around Kilmar Abrego Garcia – the Maryland man mistakenly sent to an El Salvadorian prison – continues to grow, it’s begun prompting responses from Republican lawmakers. Utah’s Congressman Mike Kennedy recently visited the prison, saying it was “very depressing.” And the story has become a hot topic at Republican town halls nationwide. What is it about this story that’s angry both the GOP and Democrats? What could the Trump administration do to fix the story and come out the hero? Hosts Leah Murray and Holly Richardson share their thoughts.    Sec. of State Rubio says the U.S. may walk away from peace talks between Russia and Ukraine  One of President Trump's campaign promises was to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine and end the war there; he said he could do it in 24 hours. But no deal has been reached -- both sides have dug in. And now, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the administration may step away altogether if a peace deal isn't reached... within a few days. The Inside Sources hosts discuss the ramifications if the U.S. did indeed walk away from the peace talks.    U.S. State Department changing reports looking at human rights violations  Over the years, the U.S. State Department has broadened its definitions of what constitutes a human right, and their reports have tracked those too. But now, it appears there's a narrowing-in on tracking human rights violations around the world. And it doesn't target specific countries, but entire categories of abuses. Inside Sources talks about potential effects from these slimmer reports.    Lieutenant Governor’s Office to launch full audit of Utah voter rolls  Utah's Lieutenant Governor says her office will conduct a thorough audit of the state's voter rolls, looking for vulnerabilities or areas where non-citizens might be able to get in and vote. It comes following the Lieutenant Governor voicing concerns with Senator Mike Lee's SAVE Act and a call-out on X from Elon Musk about it. Leah and Holly get into this story and why Governor Cox says he supports the SAVE Act, even if his second-hand does not.    Governor Cox shares thoughts on revoking student visas, possibly changing Harvard’s tax-exempt status  During his monthly news conference, Governor Spencer Cox spoke a bit about the dozens of foreign students attending Utah universities who've recently had their visas revoked. He also spoke a little bit about the push to end Harvard's tax-exempt status. The Inside Sources hosts spend this segment chatting about the governor's reaction to higher education attacks.    Republican lawmakers admit being “afraid” of President Trump  In recent town halls across the country, angry voters have unleashed their frustrations on lawmakers for -- what they say -- is rolling over to President Trump. This whole idea that Republican lawmakers should be standing up to some of the things the president is doing has gained momentum over the past few weeks. Now, several of those same GOP lawmakers say they're afraid to speak out against the President for fear of retribution.    Friday Roundup: Paul Revere, “Peace by Piece”, Good Friday  Inside Sources finishes the week off with some lighter news. This weekend is the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s legendary ride through Boston the night before the battles of Lexington and Concord really began the American Revolution. Utah women are using quilts to spread messages and hope and peace. And it’s Easter weekend (and Good Friday today). The hosts share their thoughts on all of it.   

SLCPD announces $35 per hour starting rate for officers Neighbors run to rescue man who crashed truck into Daybreak lake New poll showcases what Utahns think about congress' spending

Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporter Matthew DeFranks joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss the team’s charge into the postseason and its chances against Winnipeg.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Erin Rider  Gov. Cox urging state agencies to prepare for a recession  Governor Spencer Cox is telling state agencies to be prepared for a potential recession. It comes amid concerns from economists that the trade wars between the U.S. and foreign countries could throw the global economy into a tailspin. Governor Cox spoke about his guidance to state agencies this morning during his monthly press conference. He says ultimately, it's best to be prepared for the worst.    State lawmakers may hold impeachment proceedings against Utah judge  Nationwide, there have been calls for impeaching judges based on their decisions -- namely those who've ruled against President Trump. In Utah, lawmakers may begin impeachment proceedings for a judge accused of actual crimes. The Inside Sources hosts spend a few minutes talking about the novelty of impeachment and why it still matters.    Trump administration continues fight against Harvard University  The fight between the Trump administration and Ivy League universities continues today... with the focus ramping up on Harvard University. Now, there are reports that the IRS is looking for ways to remove Harvard’s non-profit tax status while the Department of Homeland Security looks to bar the university from admitting foreign students.   Pres. Trump says he can’t wait for Fed Chair to be terminated  President Trump is lashing out at the Chair of the Federl Reserve Jerome Powell today after Powell told the Economic Club of Chicago that the President's tariffs were bound to result in "at least a temporary rise in inflation." Inside Sources talks about the independence the Fed is supposed to have and why it matters.    SCOTUS to hear arguments on future of birthright citizenship  A new development today in the fight to redefine who gets citizenship. The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments as the Trump administration moves to redefine the 14th Amendment. It comes after several nationwide injunctions on the President's executive orders to end Birthright Citizenship.    Republican lawmakers continue to face angry constituents at town hall meetings  Republican lawmakers have faced some rather rough town halls over the past few months. What are usually peaceful (boring) town hall meetings have turned loud and rambunctious thanks to angry constituents voicing frustration over things President Trump is doing. Republicans continue to hold those town halls and are even fighting back a bit themselves now. Inside Sources discusses a few of the events from this week.    Democratic vice chair to fund challengers of “ineffective” incumbents in primaries  During the 2024 election cycle, we spoke several times about infighting among Republicans and unity among Democrats. But now, the infighting could be moving into the Democratic Party. The new 25-year-old vice chair of the Democratic National Committee is taking a hard stand against traditional Dems, pledging to fund primary challengers who will do more than the incumbents..    

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Crosswalk hackers // State Trooper threatened at home // Hookah lounge homicide suspect gets $5 million bail // Cal Raleigh is crackin' // Is Gee suffering from Tesla Regret Syndrome? // WE NEED TO TALK. . . 82% of working women change their speaking style at work

Do kids need a longer lunch break? The Great Utah Shakeout How often birds wreak havoc on planes Password security problems at Utah elections offices New cars and looming tariffs: Inside the New York International Auto Show

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: New Checkpoint coming to SeaTac // Alexander Tin on the potential end food safety testing for the FDA // Darren Caves from Union Gospel Mission on what they are doing to help people who are unsheltered // Rob McKenna on California's lawsuit against the Trump Administration // Luke Duecy on Tacoma Police searching for a man who threated a State Trooper outside of his house // Heather Bosch on the impact of tariffs on goods in Washington State // Matt Markovich with a legislative update // Luke Duecy on hacked crosswalks across Seattle with Jeff Bezos voice // Gee Scott on torpedo bats and the Mariners' success with them

Wolf and Luke discuss the skills they value the most in NFL draft prospects and react to what Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen had to say earlier in the show.

Wolf and Luke discuss the most important quality they are looking for in the next Phoenix Suns head coach and who has stepped up so far for the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Wolf and Luke talk to newly retired Arizona Cardinal legend Patrick Peterson and Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen joins the show.  

Wolf and Luke discuss what team can offer the most in a Kevin Durant trade and what went right for the Arizona Diamondbacks in their dominant series opening win against the Miami Marlins.

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon  Federal judge finds probable cause to hold Trump administration in contempt  A federal judge has found that the Trump administration can be held in contempt of court. It comes after the administration allowed planes full of deportees to fly to an El Salvadorian prison, even after a judge said those plans needed to turn around. Today, Judge Boasberg said the act was a “willful disobedience of judicial order." KSL Legal Analyst and Inside Sources co-host Greg Skordas joins the program to explain the judge’s order and what happens next.    China positioning itself as ‘stable’ economic power thanks to American tariff troubles  Tariffs have been ever present in everyone's minds over the past several weeks. Here locally, Utah Governor Spencer Cox is telling state agencies to make plans for a possible recession as a result of the tariffs. And now China is positioning itself it be the source of economic "stability and certainty." All of this comes while President Trump seeks to bring countries to the bargaining table as he tries to fix what he calls a trade imbalance.    The tax burden faced by Utah families  Not all taxes are created equal. So while we get tax cuts in some places, we often see tax rises in other places. This imbalance warrants a deeper dive -- what's the actual tax burden for the average Utah family? Are they paying more or less taxes overall in 2025? Billy Hesterman, President of the Utah Taxpayers Association joins Inside Sources in the studio to discuss the organization’s Beehive Family Report.    Could Pres. Trump be open to increasing taxes on millionaires?  Tax hikes for millionaires? Reports say that President Trump is open to the idea, even as Congressional leaders push back saying they oppose the idea of any tax hikes. Among House Republicans however, the idea is getting mixed reactions. The Inside Sources hosts share their thoughts on the possibility of this idea moving forward.    Signatures gathered, turned in for referendum on public labor union law  Will Utah voters get the chance to vote to overturn House Bill 267, which barred public labor unions from collective bargaining? That's the question on everyone's mind today after opponents to the bill turned in signatures today calling for a referendum on the issue. According to the Protect Utah Coalition -- who was behind the referendum drive -- 320,000 signatures were collected in 30 days. That's more than double what is required under state law. Now, those signatures must be verified. State Director of Elections Ryan Cowley breaks down the process and requirements.    Audit finds Utah’s elections are secure but have security vulnerabilities  Utah's election system is secure, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. A new report outlines several vulnerabilities found during a recent audit, including poor password management. Our own Taylor Morgan is an expert with all things elections; he explains how the findings and recommendations will help Utah’s elections be even more secure.    From the Hill to the Trails: The future of Utah’s outdoors after the legislative session  Of the 500+ bills passed during this year's legislative session, several of them addressed Utah's outdoors and recreation areas. Now that the dust of the legislative session has settled, we're getting a clearer look at how those bills will affect Utah's outdoors. State Representative Doug Owens joined a panel today to discuss those policies and the future of outdoor recreation in the state; he joins the show to share some insights from that conversation.    Fundraising already underway for U.S. House races  Election Day for members of the House of Representatives is still more than 18 months away. But the fundraising efforts are already well underway. And in this day and age, you need a lot of money to run a good campaign. Inside Sources finishes things off with Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon having a discussion all about money in politics.  

Salt Lake's apartment sizes are shrinking The true tax burden on Utah families What auto insurance won't cover on rental cars Signature goal reached in HB 267 referendum 38 years old just became the new 25 when it comes to homebuying Reset your mind and body this spring

Rob McKenna on the GOP's turn on judges injunctions-LIVE // Nate Connors on the implementation of speed cameras in certain work zones // Colby Hall on the feud between the Trump administration and Harvard University-LIVE // Scott MacFarlane on why President Trump is not helping return a man mistakenly deported to El Salvador-LIVE // Luke Duecy on tariff impact being felt in Seattle and Tacoma-LIVE // Heather Bosch on FEMA's denial of the state's request for disaster relief after November's Bomb Cyclone-LIVE // Matt Markovich with a legislative update-LIVE // Luke Duecy on Seattle City Council's after hours ordinance-LIVE // Gee Scott on new regulations on hookah lounges and other after-hours establishments in Seattle

We explore the expanding field of Geriatric Emergency Medicine. Hosts: Ula Hwang, MD Brian Gilberti, MD https://media.blubrry.com/coreem/content.blubrry.com/coreem/Geriatric_Emergency_Medicine.mp3 Download Leave a Comment Tags: Geriatric Show Notes Key Topics Discussed Importance and impact of geriatric emergency departments. Optimizing care strategies for geriatric patients in ED settings. Practical approaches for non-geriatric-specific EDs. Challenges in Geriatric Emergency Care Geriatric patients often present with: Multiple chronic conditions Polypharmacy Functional decline (mobility issues, cognitive impairments, social isolation) Adapting Clinical Approach Core objective remains acute issue diagnosis and treatment. Additional considerations for geriatric patients: Review and caution with medications to prevent adverse reactions. Address functional limitations and cognitive impairments. Emphasize safe discharge and care transitions to prevent unnecessary hospitalization. Identifying High-Risk Geriatric Patients Screening tools: Identification of Seniors at Risk (ISAR) Frailty screens Alignment with the “Age-Friendly Health Systems” initiative focusing on: Mentation Mobility Medications Patient preferences (what matters most) Mistreatment (elder abuse awareness)

Luke and Mitch Vareldzis discuss who they would want the next head coach of the Phoenix Suns to be and Arizona Diamondbacks broadcaster Jody Jackson joins the show.

Luke and Mitch Vareldzis discuss what the perception of Mat Ishbia my be and just how bad the Phoenix Suns were ran under Mike Budenholzer.  

Luke and Mitch Vareldzis discuss how trading Kevin Durant could effect the team and if the Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitching finally rounding into form.  

Luke and Mitch Vareldzis discuss if the Phoenix Suns can learn from their awful season and how they would feel if the Arizona Cardinals drafted cornerback Jahdae Barron at number 16 overall.

BOOYAH!  They’re gonna win back men with sports!

Hosts: Erin Rider and Guest Host Rachelle Morris  President Trump, El Salvador President say man mistakenly deported won’t be returned  "We are complying with all court orders” -- That's what White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said today when asked about the Supreme Court's order for the administration to "facilitate" the return of a Maryland man mistakenly deported to an El Salvadorian prison. It comes as the President of El Salvador says he won’t return the man. The Inside Sources hosts discuss some of the nuances and how folks on both the left and the right say the courts are supporting their views with this case.    Deportations of foreign students for their beliefs ramping up   While much of the focus on deportations has been on the Maryland man mistakenly deported, there's been another large group of people facing deportation: foreign students attending U.S. universities. Last week, a judge said the government could deport a foreign national because of their beliefs. Now, it looks like that may be happening on a broader level across the country, especially among students holding pro-Palestinian views.    Harvard to lose grant funding after standing up to the Trump Administration  There's a battle brewing between Harvard University and the Trump Administration over whether the government can tell a private entity what to do or what policies to have. The Trump administration had demanded the university change its policies surrounding DEI and pro-Palestinian movements or lose funding. The university's president basically said to ‘pound sand.’ The Inside Sources hosts share their thoughts on when it’s appropriate for the government to tell a private group what to do.    Measuring Pres. Trump’s effectiveness through the number of bills he’s signed  We're nearly 100 days into President Trump's second term in the White House. His administration has said it's the most productive presidency in recent memory. But the President's only signed 5 bills so far... a far cry from what he did in his first term. And all of this while pushing out roughly 125 executive orders. It got us thinking -- is there some kind of imbalance here? Inside Sources digs into it.    Utah ranks #1 for economic outlook... for the 18th year in a row  If you've been listening to Inside Sources for quite some time, you'll recognize that we're pretty proud of our state. Sure, we have issues. But overall, Utah's a pretty darn good place to live. Now for the 18th year in a row, we're topping the charts for economic outlook. Jonathan Williams, President and Chief Economist at ALEC joins Inside Sources to talk about the report he co-authored and how Utah continues to push ahead in these rankings.    Takeaways from Utah’s trade mission to Canada  Mining and artificial intelligence -- we touched on both of those points last week when we spoke about Utah leaders visiting Canada for a trade mission. Now that everyone's back home in the Beehive State, we wanted to chat about the potential impacts of a closer partnership between Utah and our northerly neighbors in Canada, and what that could mean for the average Utahn. Jonathan Freedman, President and CEO of World Trade Center Utah joins the program to discuss the trip.    Liberal activists Bernie Sanders, AOC receive huge welcome in Utah  As Democrats search for the message they hope will win them Congress in the midterms, the more liberal members of the party are going around hoping to get their message out front and center. Over the weekend, Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rallied in Salt Lake City, taking aim at billionaires galore. The Inside Sources hosts give their thoughts on whether this is a potential winning message for Democrats.    All-female Blue Origin mission: A win for women or a futile flop?  Was it a giant step for womankind? Eh... maybe not. That’s how many women describe yesterday’s all-female crew on a Blue Origin mission to space. Inside Sources host Erin Rider and guest co-host Rachelle Morris finish things off sharing their thoughts on whether this publicity stunt hurts or helps women overall.   

AGREE TO DISAGREE: How cringe was the all female space flight // What's up with Oprah and Gayle King? // Can you leave your kids in the hotel room with a baby monitor? // The musicians who should make a concert comeback // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: China boycotts Boeing // Harvard refuses to bow down to Trump demands // WE NEED TO TALK. . . You don't need a phone case?

Trump says citizens should be deported to El Salvador // Spirit is the best airline? // SCENARIOS!

Study: Getting married may increase dementia risk Utah outpaces U.S. with median household income Americans have too much stuff, will tariffs change that? Rocks, marshmallows and potatoes…Oh my! Avoiding eggs this Easter

David Fahrenthold on China's response to Trump tariffs // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: The fish passage on SR-8 will cause headaches for drivers heading out to the coast // Tom Dempsey on how tax season is impacted by cuts to the IRS // Jeff McCausland on US troops being sent down to the Mexico border // Matt Markovich with a legislative update // Gee Scott on an 8pm sunset beginning tonight

Wolf and Paul Calvisi discuss who the next Phoenix Suns head coach could be and Arizona Sports Phoenix Suns guru and co-host of Arizona Sports at Night Kellan Olson joins the show.  

Wolf and Paul Calvisi discuss what the next steps are for the Phoenix Suns after firing Mike Budenholzer and ESPN front office insider Bobby Marks joins the show.  

Wolf and Paul Calvisi discuss whether the Phoenix Suns will trade Kevin Durant or hire a head coach first and Arizona Sports insider and co-host of Burns and Gambo John Gambadoro joins the show.

Wolf and Paul Calvisi react to the Phoenix Suns firing Mike Budenholzer and Patrick Peterson has his return press conference live.

Social Security will only communicate on X // Paper checks going away // Musk admits DOGE can't save a trillion, only a fraction and even that is suspect // Chinese TikTok is going to war with luxury brands // Half the men in Seattle are never-married singles // SCENARIOS!

Washington Democrats to make it more difficult and expensive to quit smoking. Democrats also said that a wealth tax is off the table. The Left is claiming that the SAVE Act is tantamount to voter suppression. // LongForm: GUEST: WeHeartSeattle founder Andrea Suarez’s office was defaced with threats: “Kill Nazi Scum.” // Quick Hit: A Texas man who allegedly threatened Kristi Noem and ICE Agents will remain in jail. CNN’s Scott Jennings embarrassed Tiffany Cross.

The Mariners are having some difficulties with having the right guys for the right situations and it's showing in their struggles with RISP. What can they do? Then,  Salk found a positional value chart for the NFL draft that is a bit complicated but makes a lot of sense once you break it down. He explains what he likes about it. Plus, we deliver our nominees for Trash Take of the week and Salk crowns a winner.