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 Weber County officialls are eyeing stricter short term rental rules will stronger enforcement.  Tim Vandenack with the Standard - Examiner joins the show to discuss the issue. Followed by listener calls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Shh, don't scream.” -- On the night of July 23rd 2013, Tiffany calmly calls the police asking for help after she injured her own neck in an attempt to take her life, while her ex-husband Kris simply watches her. When the detectives arrive on the scene, it's clear to them that she didn't do this herself. Her ex Kris says the opposite, and calls her a liar. As they dig more into the case, time is running out as Kris carries out his own plan to “finish the job”. Footage from: 48 Hours (CBS), "Don't Scream" (CBS), Murder For Hire (NBC Universal TV & Screening), KUTV 2 News (Sinclair Broadcast Group), Standard Examiner

Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin) Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id996764363Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMTM2OTkzOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7dZvrG1ZtKkfgqGenR3S2mPocket Castshttps://pca.st/SU8aOvercasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes996764363/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle-byuSpreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddleStitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=66416iHeartRadiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-cougar-sports-with-29418022TuneInhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports-Talk--News/Cougar-Sports-with-Ben-Criddle-p731529/

We're joined this week by https://twitter.com/WeberHQ (Brett Hein), the sports editor of the https://www.standard.net/sports/weber-state/ (Standard-Examiner in Ogden) who does a great job of covering Weber State athletics. You can also read his https://www.standard.net/sports/weber-state/2022/sep/08/weber-state-football-5-questions-with-the-aggship-to-preview-utah-state/ (five questions story with The Aggship). The Aggship is a credentialed outlet and newsletter delivering Utah State football, men's basketball and women's basketball feature-length stories and reporting to your inbox several times per week. You can subscribe at www.theaggship.com at either the $6 or $10 a month tier. If you'd like, you can try the $10 tier, the Flaggship tier, free for one month. You can follow the outlet on Twitter at TheAggship and me on Twitter at patrick_mayhorn. You can also listen to the show now on your podcast player of choice, be it Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or anywhere else.

Some people are very nervous about the concept of free speech online, especially after Elon Musk announced plans to buy Twitter. But Devin Wiser from Weber State University has a new piece in the Standard-Examiner outlining the value of more speech and not less.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This time on The Media Scrum we speak with Rep. Steve Handy, who represents House District 16 in the Utah Legislature. Steve's a six-term incumbent who just got tossed by delegates to the GOP Davis County Convention. He talks about that, and other things – including his 17 years at the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, his dealings with reporters, his work on various legislation including clean-air initiatives and gun bills, and more.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This time on The Media Scrum we speak with Amy Joi O'Donoghue, a reporter for the Deseret News' Utah In-Depth team with decades of expertise and award-winning writing in police, government, land and environmental issues. Mark and I have known Amy since 1985, when we all worked together at the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. Amy's family lives in Weber County with their horses, chickens, Irish Wolfhounds and Jack the cat. Support the show

This time on The Media Scrum we speak with Jim Burton, longtime sports writer and columnist for the Standard-Examiner. Since leaving the Standard, Jim has dabbled in PR and marketing, and even did some editing at the Deseret News. But now he's enjoying work at El Monte golf course in Ogden. We sure enjoyed talking to our old friend, Jim, who definitely has some feelings and observations about journalism and where it's at now.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

We sincerely hope you've been having a terrific holiday season. We have, and that's the reason we're revisiting one of the earliest episodes of the podcast, from August 2020, with our friend Holly Mullen, because all the holiday stuff has taken up our time and that of our coming group of guests. Holly, bless her heart, was one of the first people we asked to be a guest on the podcast. She's a certified institution in Utah journalism. She currently serves as a member of The Salt Lake Tribune's board of directors. Holly's career has taken her around the country working for both legacy newspapers and alternative weeklies. In Utah, she's worked as a reporter, editor and/or columnist at the Deseret News, Standard-Examiner, The Salt Lake Tribune and City Weekly.  We got to know Holly at the Standard-Examiner in the mid-'80s, and we've remained friends ever since. We hope you enjoy the conversation. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin) Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id996764363Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMTM2OTkzOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7dZvrG1ZtKkfgqGenR3S2mPocket Castshttps://pca.st/SU8aOvercasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes996764363/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle-byuSpreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddleStitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=66416iHeartRadiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-cougar-sports-with-29418022TuneInhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports-Talk--News/Cougar-Sports-with-Ben-Criddle-p731529/

This episode we speak with Dave Greiling, who was the Standard-Examiner's managing editor for a decade from 2003-2013. Dave grew up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and worked for newspapers in Rickford, Ill., Lansing, Mich., and Ft. Collins, Colo., before landing in Ogden, Utah. Any list of well-regarded and highly respected editors in Utah newspapering would include Dave, who served as a voice of reason, sound judgment and was a mentor to many reporters who came through Ogden during his tenure. Dave retired to Ft. Collins eight years ago, and we had fun talking with our old friend and daily lunchmate. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we speak with Sheree Josephson, former chair of the Department of Communication at Weber State University who has taught journalism and other communication classes at WSU for more than 28 years. She was recently honored with the Clifford P. Cheney Service to Journalism award by the Utah chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Mark and I used to work with Dr. Josephson at the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. She's also worked at Logan's Herald-Journal and the Colorado Springs Sun in Colorado Springs, Colo. So, sit back and listen to this former reporter, editor and current influencer of journalistic minds, Dr. Sheree Josephson.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we turn the clock back to December 2020 and our guest Lisa Roskelley. Lisa's post-college years, as you'll hear, included a sales job in California before starting as a reporter at the Standard-Examiner and then transitioning into a position as spokeswoman for Gov. Jon Huntsman, consulting, a run for the Utah Legislature and, most recently, managing Huntsman's 2020 gubernatorial campaign. It was fun to catch up with our old friend and colleague.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're repeating our September 2020 conversation with KUTV reporter Morgan Saxton, who near the start of her career worked with Mark at the Standard-Examiner. In retrospect, it's been quite a year for Morgan, who not long after this interview revealed she was expecting her first child and has since given birth to her beautiful daughter, Charlotte.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we thought it would be fun to repeat an episode from December 2020 with Calvin Grondahl, without a doubt the king of Utah editorial cartoonists. Cal began his career at BYU, was hired by the Deseret News and later fled to the Standard-Examiner in the quest for some freedom to draw what he wanted. Mark and I worked with Cal for many, many fun and eventful years at the Standard-Examiner, and remember those decades fondly. Cal's now retired, and has been for a number of years, but he shares lots of stories about what it was like to be the cartoonist who broke ground for all those who followed. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're repeating a fun and interesting conversation from February that we had with Stacey and Greg Kratz – who've had decades-long careers in Utah journalism, most significantly at the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, but lots of other outlets, too, and you'll hear about those during our conversation. Mark and I got to know the Kratzes way back in the Land Before Time, and we've always had enormous respect for their talents and their personalities. So, we think you'll get a kick out of this one – we sure did.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we speak with Allison Barlow Hess, a BYU grad who reported at KSL for a dozen years, then spent another decade teaching budding journalists at Weber State University and, finally, since 2010 has been the school's director of public relations. Along the way, Allison spent two years as Utah Chapter board chair of the Society of Professional Journalists and was a longtime op-ed columnist for the Standard-Examiner.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we speak with Lynn Arave, who wrote for the Deseret News from 1979 to 2011, followed by stints as a freelance columnist at both the DNews and Standard-Examiner. Lynn's also authored and co-authored a number of books about various aspects of Utah history. We had fun talking with Lynn, and we hope you enjoy the conversation. Support the show

This week we speak with Cathy McKitrick, who retired a couple of years back from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. Before that, Cathy worked for several years at The Salt Lake Tribune. Now in semi-retirement, Cathy is involved with The Utah Investigative Journalism Project and other organizations that aim to keep journalism alive and well in the Beehive State. Like a lot of our guests, Cathy's route to the newsroom was unorthodox but has paid off for the people who read the news, because she's a talented and dogged reporter. We had a lot of fun talking to Cathy, and we hope you enjoy the conversation.Support the show

This week we have a conversation with Scott Schwebke, an investigative reporter for the Orange County Register in California. Scott went to California from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, where he covered city government and other beats. He's also worked at papers in Virginia, North Carolina and Colorado. He's covered everything from natural disasters, plane crashes, crooked cops and politics to providing readers an eyewitness, award-winning account of the execution of a death-row inmate. We had a lot of fun talking to Scott, and we hope you enjoy the conversation.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're repeating our January conversation with Dennis Romboy. Dennis is a University of Utah grad who began his career at the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, but soon left for the Deseret News, where he's worked for decades right up to the present day. Dennis has covered all sorts of beats during his reporting career, but is probably most well-known for his stories about politics. He's an interesting guy who's had an interesting career and, as you'll discover while listening, he's traveled the world doing the thing that he loves. We had fun catching up with Dennis, and we hope you enjoy listening.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week on The Media Scrum we have a conversation with Becky Cairns, who worked for decades as a reporter, feature writer and editor at the Standard-Examiner. Becky's one of those talented, no-nonsense, no-drama journalists and newsroom colleagues that everyone admires and that readers love. It was fantastic catching up with Becky, and we hope you enjoy our conversation.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're repeating one of our most popular episodes: An interview with Randy Hollis of the Deseret News, who retired not long ago after celebrating 50 years of sportswriting, sports columns and editing at the DNews and Standard-Examiner. Randy has stories to tell, and it's nothing but fun to hear them. But he gives us a peek at the serious side of the work, too. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're talking to John Youngren, who worked with Mark at the University of Utah's student newspaper back in the early 1980s, then again after John was hired as a sportswriter at the Standard-Examiner. John's had an interesting and varied career in journalism – for example, he also wrote a TV column for the Standard-Examiner and The Salt Lake Tribune – and we had a great time talking with our friend and former colleague.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

We meet with Jodi Schmidt to talk about her journey to the creation of Out of Bounds Creative. And Tim Vandenack talks about how to engage your business organization with the Standard-Examiner. Links: https://getoutofbounds.com cityed@standard.net tvandenack@standard.net See https://www.weber.edu/econdev/forging-the-norsatch.html for informative links.

This week we're talking to Julie Williamson, our friend and former co-worker. Don met Julie at Utah State University when both were on the staff of the Utah Statesman, and they later worked together at the Standard-Examiner before Julie decamped for the Deseret News. Julie is a copy editor, which newspapers need but few have nowadays.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we talk to John Kowalewski, the executive director of marketing and communications at Weber State University. John used to be our colleague at the Standard-Examiner, but before that, he worked at NBC News in Washington, D.C. John's one of those guys everyone enjoys working with and who is well-respected because he's just so good at what he does.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Good morning lacrosse fans. Thank you for taking time out of your day for the Utah Lax Report. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to shoot me a note: tim@timhaslam.com. Interview w/ Goose It Lacrosse Founders Jackson & Boston EarlI'm very excited about this podcast because it's about local small business and giving back, both of which are things I love. Jackson and Boston Earl started Goose It Lacrosse after noticing the lack of lifestyle focused lacrosse apparel. I also love that they donate 10% of proceeds to JDRF which is a Type 1 diabetes research fund. You can find out why by listening to the podcast. Check out their website: gooseitlax.comYou can listen to the latest podcast above or on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating!While you're out and about at games, stop by Vessel Kitchen. Vessel Kitchen has locations in Midvale, Sandy, 9th + 9th and Kimball Junction.Before we dive in, I'd like to thank Patrick Carr from the Standard-Examiner for his article this week about lacrosse. We had a long chat about the history of the game and more. Go check it out here. Also, Dusty Litster and Dane Stewart from Game Night Live on KSL did a great 18 minute recap of the lacrosse action so far. You can watch it here. If all goes well, I should be joining the GNL team in the booth this week and I'm really looking forward to it. Week 6 Coaches PollsNo. 1 Corner Canyon - The Chargers beat Skyridge, 26-0, on Thursday and will face No. 5 American Fork on Tuesday. Corner Canyon has scored 20 or more goals in its last five games. I'm not certain that will change here but American Fork only gives up 5.7 goals per game on average. No matter the score, I suspect Corner Canyon will win by at least 8 as a conservative estimate. No. 2 Olympus - The Titans beat Timpview, 13-8 (Highlights), on Wednesday and Alta, 10-5, on Friday, which is likely why they jumped to the No. 2 spot over Farmington. The Titans are still No. 3 in the RPI but have a much tougher schedule than Farmington, so I suspect if they continue to win, they'll jump Farmington there too. Olympus takes on region foes East on Tuesday and Skyline on Friday, which could be a great chapter for the rivalry. When will we see a lacrosse traveling trophy for this rivalry like ‘The Rock' for their football rivalry? I believe Waterford/Judge has an old bucket helmet that has been used as a traveling trophy in the past. I'd love to see more traveling trophies to be honest. No. 3 Farmington - After a midweek contest with Bountiful was rescheduled due to weather, the Phoenix beat Bonneville, 18-4, on Friday. Only region games remain on the schedule, with games against Woods Cross and Box Elder this week. No. 4 Mountain Ridge - One of the better games on the schedule for the week will take place on Tuesday when the Sentinels host Timpview on Tuesday. Mountain Ridge won the first game in the series, 13-11, on March 15. No. 5 American Fork - The Cavemen beat Skyridge, 17-4, on Tuesday, then edged Westlake, 12-7, on Thursday. A tough week lies ahead with No. 1 Corner Canyon on Tuesday, then Lone Peak on Thursday. No. 6 Park City - A 19-4 win over Spanish Fork and two region games this week (Maple Mountain & Salem Hills) set the stage for potentially the toughest remaining schedule of any team. After this week, the Miners host No. 9 Brighton (4/27), Wasatch (4/30) and No. 4 Mountain Ridge (5/8) then have a regular-season finale at No. 2 Olympus on May 11. No. 7 Green Canyon - The Wolves bested Sky View, 17-3, on Wednesday and will take on Mountain Crest on Wednesday and Ridgeline on Friday. No. 8 Davis - The Darts beat Layton, 18-0, on Tuesday then beat Highland, 16-1, on Thursday. The Darts have two great road games this week beginning with Northridge on Tuesday and Weber on Thursday. No. 9 Brighton - The Bengals re-enter the poll after a 13-4 win over Bountiful on Tuesday and an 18-4 win over Copper Hills on Thursday. Brighton will play three home games this week: Monday against Maple Mountain, Wednesday versus Skyline and No. 4 Mountain Ridge on Friday. The Bengals finish the season with No. 6 Park City (4/27), East (4/28), Highland (5/5) and No. 2 Olympus on May 7 in a game that will likely determine the Region 6 champion. No. 10 Juan Diego - It will be interesting how the RPI treats the Soaring Eagle moving forward. After a 12-4 win over Judge on Tuesday they stayed at No. 4 in the RPI but after a 20-0 win over UMA on Friday, they dropped to No. 6. If we look at the five remaining games for Juan Diego, the opponent's RPI is as follows: Cedar Valley (48), Waterford (12), Judge (43), UMA (58), Cedar Valley (48). Obviously, these numbers change daily, but let's just say that the Waterford game on 4/27 is a must-win for both Juan Diego and Waterford. My uneducated guess is that the winner will stay in the bottom of the Division A bracket while the loser will go to the Division B bracket. Waterford remaining schedule: Judge (43), Juan Diego (6), Jordan (56), Cedar Valley (48), Judge (43), UMA (58). It will be interesting to see what these games will do the the Ravens RPI as well. If the season ended today, here's what the playoff brackets would look like: Boys Division ABoys Division BBoys Division CWe're getting into the heart of region play so let's see how those are shaking out. Region 1 (In region record): Davis (7-0), Fremont (6-1), Weber (4-2), Northridge (4-3), Syracuse (3-4), Roy (2-5), Clearfield (1-5), Layton (0-7)Region 3: Bingham (6-0), Riverton (4-1), Copper Hills (2-2), Herriman (2-3), West Jordan (2-3), Jordan (1-4), West (0-4)Region 4: Corner Canyon (3-0), American Fork (4-0), Lone Peak (2-1), Westlake (2-2), Pleasant Grove (0-4), Skyridge (0-4)Region 5: Farmington (3-0), Bountiful (2-0), Bonneville (3-1), Box Elder (1-3), Viewmont (1-3), Woods Cross (0-3)Region 6: Skyline (1-0), East (0-1), Brighton (0-0), Highland (0-0), Olympus (0-0)Region 7: Mountain Ridge (6-0), Timpview (5-1), Alta (4-2), Lehi (3-3), Timpanogos (2-4), Orem (1-5), Mountain View (0-6)Region 8: Park City (3-0), Wasatch (4-0), Maple Mountain (3-2), Salem Hills (2-2), Springville (1-2), Spanish Fork (1-2), Payson (0-2), Provo (0-4)Region 10: Juan Diego (3-0), Waterford (1-1), Judge (1-1), Cedar Valley (1-1), UMA (0-3)Region 11: Green Canyon (3-0), Sky View (3-1), Bear River (2-1), Ridgeline (2-2), Logan (1-3), Mountain Crest (0-4)No. 1 Park City - The Miners beat Spanish Fork, 24-0, on Friday. The Miners will take on Maple Mountain on Wednesday, No. 6 Alta on Thursday and Salem Hills on Friday. No. 2 Mountain Ridge - The Sentinels moved up a spot in the poll after a 24-2 win over Mountain View on Tuesday. Mountain Ridge will take on Timpview this Tuesday and Orem on Thursday. No. 3 Brighton - The Bengals will have to wait until May 11 to see who really is the No. 2 team in the state as they take on Mountain Ridge that day. In the meantime, the Bengals will build off its 16-2 win over Highland on Wednesday and a 23-4 win over Copper Hills on Friday. Like the Brighton boys, the girls team may have the toughest remaining schedule with Skyline (4/21), Bingham (4/23), East (4/28), Lone Peak (4/30), Olympus (5/7 - potential Region 6 championship), Davis (5/10), Mountain Ridge (5/11). No. 4 Olympus - The Titans are riding high after beating Pleasant Grove, 27-5, on Wednesday and Timpview, 23-4, on Friday. They also sit at No. 1 in the RPI. May should be an interesting month for the Titans who take on Skyline (5/5), Brighton (5/7) and Park City on May 11. No. 5 Skyridge - Three games this week for the Falcons will be a challenge beginning on Tuesday against Pleasant Grove. On Thursday, Skyridge hosts Westlake then hosts No. 4 Olympus on Friday. No. 6 Alta - Last week was a dominant one for the Hawks who beat Orem, 25-1, and Timpanogos, 14-1. A Tuesday showdown against Mountain View on Tuesday should prepare the Hawks for a Thursday home game against No. 1 Park City. No. 7 Waterford - The Ravens should cruise to victory this week with games against Judge on Tuesday and Juan Diego on Friday. No. 8 Davis - The Darts won't be tested again until May 10th when it faces No. 3 Brighton. No. 9 Wasatch - As votes were coming in I thought this was a typo, but the Wasps are 6-1 and are doing it in style. Only region games remain but that means a showdown with No. 1 Park City on April 30. No. 10 Herriman - This Tuesday will be telling for the Mustangs who take on 7-1 West Jordan who they'll also face on May 6. In the RPI, Herriman is No. 12 and West Jordan is No. 13. If the season ended today, here's what the playoff brackets would look like. Girls Division AGirls Division BGirls Division CGirls region rankings: Region 1: Davis (7-0), Syracuse (6-1), Fremont (5-2), Weber (3-4), Roy (3-4), Layton (3-4), Northridge (1-6), Clearfield (0-7)Region 3: Herriman (5-0), Riverton (4-1), West Jordan (4-10), Jordan (2-3), Bingham (2-4), Copper Hills (1-4), West (0-5)Region 4: Skyridge (4-0), Corner Canyon (3-1), American Fork (3-1), Lone Peak (1-3), Pleasant Grove (1-3), Westlake (0-4)Region 5: Farmington (4-0), Box Elder (3-1), Woods Cross (2-1), Viewmont (1-2), Bountiful (1-3), Bonneville (0-4)Region 6: Brighton (1-0), East (1-0), Skyline (0-1), Highland (0-1), Olympus (0-0)Region 7: Mountain Ridge (6-0), Alta (5-1), Timpview (4-2), Timpanogos (3-3), Lehi (2-4), Orem (1-5), Mountain View (0-6)Region 8: Park City (2-0), Wasatch (2-0), Springville (2-1), Maple Mountain (1-1), Payson (1-1), Provo (1-1), Salem Hills (0-2), Spanish Fork (0-3)Region 10: Waterford (2-0), Juan Diego (1-1), Judge (0-1), Cedar Valley (0-1)Region 11: Bear River (4-0), Ridgeline (4-0), Mountain Crest (2-2), Green Canyon (1-3), Sky View (0-3), Logan (0-3)College UpdateUtah lost to No. 3 Virginia, 18-11 (Recap | Box Score), on Saturday. The game was tied after the first quarter, 4-4, then Utah took a 6-5 lead in the second before Virginia scored 8 unanswered goals. Utah scored the last three goals of the game, making the score 18-11. If you ever get the chance to see a game at Klöckner Stadium, I'd highly recommend it, it's a great venue. The Utes face Cleveland State on Saturday at 10 a.m.Goalie Assist of the Game My second favorite goal of the game goes to MJ:Westminster beat UVU on Thursday, 13-7, and had its game with Colorado College canceled. The Griffins will take on Adams State on Friday and CSU-Pueblo on Sunday. Both games will be at Dumke Field. BYU beat Arizona on Saturday, 12-3, and will take on the Air Force Academy on Saturday at 1:00 p.m in Provo. UVU lost to Westminster, 13-7, on Thursday and will host Air Force Academy on Friday then travel to Utah State on Saturday. WomensWestminster fell to Regis on Tuesday, 19-2, and CSU-Pueblo on Sunday, 15-11. The Griffins will host Adams State on Sunday at 11:00 a.m at Dumke Field. Utah State beat UVU on Saturday, 11-9. Q&A With Syracuse Attack/Mid Brooklyn SuttlemyreCourtesy of Kevin D Hansen PhotographyMy Q&A today is with Brooklyn Suttlemyre who is a Junior at Syracuse High School. Suttlemyre is currently second in the state in goals (58) and points (71) and is winning 0.578 of draw controls. She has two, 12 point games this season where she scored 10 goals and had 2 assists. Suttlemyre hopes to play lacrosse at the next level and wants to be an elementary school teacher and lacrosse coach. “Brooklyn just loves everything about lacrosse, practice, games, teammates, and shooting in the backyard,” said Syracuse head coach Adam Suttlemyre, who is also Brooklyn's dad. “As her coach I love that she likes working on the little things, staying after practice to shoot, and trying to help the newer girls on the team no matter their skill level. She is a very positive player and is an extension of myself on the field. She is very coachable and wants to learn and improve no matter the coach. She has the ability to separate coach and dad which is amazing. Before practice and after I'm like any other dad trying to coach my daughter, and the relationship is just that. But during practice its coach and I can't say enough about that because it can be hard for parents to coach their kid. As a dad I'm Just grateful for the time we get to spend together. Not too many coaches get the opportunity to spend time with their daughter for hours a day, playing a game I have grown to love because of her.”5 Questions w/ Brooklyn SuttlemyreTH: When/why did you start playing lacrosse? BS: I started playing lacrosse in the 5th grade. My elementary teacher coached for a local high school team and it really got me interested in the game. She encouraged me to start playing and I haven't stopped since!TH: What is your favorite part about lacrosse?BS: I love how fast paced the game is! And of course, I love the friendships and my amazing teammates who I wouldn't know without lacrosse.TH: What is your stick of choice?BS: I currently have an STX Exult 600 with a mesh pocket and I love it! TH: What is your favorite field on?BS: Kaysville Jr High field, this was where I played Davis Club lacrosse and Jr. lacrosse. This was the field where I really grew to love the game. I have so many memories there and made friendships that I will never forget. That field became a second home and I will always love playing there.  TH: How/why did you pick your jersey number?BS: My dad was number 13 in high school. He is one of my biggest role models, so I thought it would be fitting if I could carry on the tradition and wear his number as well.Utah Lacrosse HistoryIn 1940, Donald C. McMillan, a Salt Lake City native, joined the Army lacrosse team while enrolled at West Point. McMillan is listed as a member of the team in the 1941 and 1942 Howitzer, the West Point yearbook. The yearbooks back then were what seemed like a year behind as the 1940 team was published in the 1941 Howitzer. Although the yearbooks' recaps don't mention McMillan, his bio states he had 'devoted himself to lacrosse, bridge, barbershop harmony, and tall stories.' McMillan was praised at home in an April 18, 1941 clipping called "Utahn Makes Team" from the Salt Lake Telegram in which the author states that McMillan 'qualified' for the Army lacrosse team. The news came from the public relations officer, Lieutenant Colonel Meade Wildrick. It's unclear whether Wildrick reached out to local papers or if the Salt Lake Telegram was actively searching for stories at West Point and happened upon McMillan. The 1940 Black Knights went 7-3 with a season finale win against Navy, 13-2. The 1941 team finished with an 8-2 record and once again bested Navy, 7-5. Army went on to win a National Championship just two years later but McMillan had graduated in 1941.1940 & 1941 Army Lacrosse Teams in the Howitzer yearbookGoalie Goals & The PLLIf you know me, I love a good long pole goal and a goalie goal even more. Here's a gem from Maryland goalie Logan McNaney on Sunday. Also this week, the PLL announced it would be making a stop in Utah at Rio Tinto Stadium on August 20-21. I personally think this is a fantastic time for the PLL to come here. It will be a little toasty, but it's been awhile since I've been warm at a lacrosse game. I also like that it's only two days. Sure, we get less games, but I'll be honest, three days of games is a lot. We'll also get the Quarterfinals of the playoffs which means the games should be great. Tickets aren't on sale yet for SLC, but you can sign up to be notified on their site when they do become available. I'm also really excited about this: The caption says, “We're honored to share this Land Acknowledgment, and together we recognize that our games will be played on lands that have been inhabited, cared for and respected by Indigenous people for centuries. They are the originators of lacrosse.” Pretty cool if you ask me. That's it for this week. Be kind out there and be sure to follow ULR on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.— Tim Haslam This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.utahlaxreport.com

This week we're talking to Doug Gibson, who prior to becoming the Standard-Examiner's editorial page editor was a reporter and writer at numerous publications from Ely, Nev., to Boston, Mass. Both of us worked with Doug for years, and we had a good chat with him about newspapers, magazines, blogs and all sorts of topics. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we're talking to Chuck Wing, who is Managing Editor for Cross-Platform News and Director of Photography at KSL-TV and the Deseret News. We know Chuck from way back in the 1990s when we worked with him at the Standard-Examiner, but as his impressive title indicates, he's had quite a career. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're talking to Jeff Haney, former newspaper reporter and editor for the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, who's now the Director of Communications for the Canyons School District. We've always admired Jeff's skills as a reporter and writer, and it was interesting to catch up on the subjects of news and information. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're talking to Laurence Shaw, who joined the Standard-Examiner's features desk back in the early 1990s. Larry is a talented writer who left Utah after a couple of years spent newspapering for a lifelong series of adventures that have taken him around and around the globe. The conversation picks up with his latest passion, wildlife photography near his Seattle home, but then spans the decades of his travels and life as an editor, writer and, well, you name it.  Support the show

Today we're talking to Vanessa Zimmer, who joined the Standard-Examiner's features desk back in the mid-1980s. “VZ,” as we've always called her, is a talented editor and writer, and we hope you have as much fun listening as we had talking with her.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week's a little special because we're interviewing a married couple – Stacey and Greg Kratz – who've had decades-long careers in Utah journalism, most significantly at the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, but lots of other outlets, too, and you'll hear about those during our conversation. We got to know the Kratzes way back in the day, and we've always had enormous respect for their talents and their personalities. So, we think you'll get a kick out of this one – we sure did.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we're lucky to speak with Mitch Shaw, who ended his reporting career just days ago, ironically, after almost a decade and a half at the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, Utah. We talk to Mitch about what it was like to pursue newspaper journalism during an age that's seen shocking declines in revenue and staffing. But we also talk about what a pleasure it can be to work in a newsroom with interesting, engaged and fun people.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

NORTH OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Parents who sought to opt out their children from learning Black History Month curriculum at a charter school in northern Utah have withdrawn their requests. The Standard-Examiner reported Maria Montessori Academy in North Ogden experienced a public backlash after announcing plans to make participation optional. School officials say a few families requested the exemption from from the instruction for their children, but the school declined to say how many or specify their reasons. Academy Director Micah Hirokawa says in future the school plans to handle parental concerns on an individual basis. For more details, click the links below:

This week is something a little special, since we convinced Calvin Grondahl, the dean of Utah editorial cartoonists, to sit still for a chat. Cal began his career at BYU, was hired by the Deseret News and later fled to the Standard-Examiner in the quest for some freedom to draw what he wanted. He's the author of many cartoon collections -- both Mormon humor and Utah humor -- including “Freeway to Perfection,” “Utah and All That Jazz," “Utah Sex and Travel Guide,” “Marketing Precedes the Miracle,” “Music and the Broken Word,” “Faith Promoting Rumors” and “Sunday's Foyer.” Cal's now retired, but he shares lots of stories about what it was like to be the cartoonist who broke ground for all those who followed.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we're lucky to have as our guest Dennis Romboy, a University of Utah grad who began his career at the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, but soon left for the Deseret News, where he's worked for decades. Dennis has had all sorts of beats during his reporting career, but is probably most well-known for his coverage of politics. He's an interesting guy who's had an interesting career and, as you'll discover while listening, he's traveled the world doing the thing that he loves.Support the show

Today our guest is Blair Kooistra, born in Chicago but spent most of his childhood in Denver and Salt Lake City. Blair worked as a photojournalist for the Standard-Examiner in Ogden from the mid-1980s until about 1991. Blair had a great eye, and I still have one of his photos hanging on the wall in my home office. But what Blair's most well-known for are his photos of railroading in the United States, Great Britain and Australia. Blair is the 2015 recipient of the Fred A. and Jane R. Stindt Photography Award from the Railway & Locomotive Historical Society. The president of the Center for Railroad Photography & Art said of Blair's work, “Overall Kooistra's work is among the most significant railroad photography of the post-steam era.” Have a look at Blair's rail photography, aircraft photography and photojournalism here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/120320833@N02/sets/. Blair recalls stories of working as a photojournalist in the Beehive State, and we hope you get a kick out of the conversation as much as we did.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today our guest is Robert Pope, a Kentuckian who landed in Utah back in 1986 to work as a photojournalist for the Standard-Examiner in Ogden. He did a lot of great work here in the Beehive State, then moved on to jobs in New England and Illinois, where he became one of a rarified group of photojournalists who went on to be top news editors at their publications. You'll hear all about it as we talk to Bob, along with a story about a single day of golf at 18 different Utah courses about 30 years ago.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today our guest is Lisa Roskelley, who grew up in the small Davis County town of West Point. Lisa's post-college years, as you'll hear, included a sales job in California before starting as a reporter at the Standard-Examiner and then transitioning into a position as spokeswoman for Gov. Jon Huntsman. Lisa was a candidate for the Utah House of Representatives and, most recently, managed Jon Huntsman's 2020 gubernatorial campaign. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we talk with August Miller, a Cache Valley native and longtime photojournalist for the Standard-Examiner, Sporting News and the Deseret News. Mark and I worked with August for many years at the Standard, and it was nice to reconnect with our old friend. August has spent much of the past decade working at Utah Valley University, where he is director of photography. He has some great stories about photojournalism from his days in the newspaper and magazine trenches.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we have a conversation with Mark Shenefelt, editor and reporter for the Standard-Examiner and United Pres International. Mark's been a top editor at the Standard, the chief of the paper's website and the past few years has been the foremost reporter on the subject of, among other things, inmate deaths in county jails. Mark's one of those journalists who would never toot his own horn, but he's done consistently good and great work over decades in northern Utah.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today you're in for a treat – no pun intended – because we spend time with Valerie Phillips, longtime food editor of the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, and currently the proprietor of the Chew and Chat blog (chewandchat.com). Val's written for all sorts of publications – stretching from Saudi Arabia to Tooele County – and once co-authored a book about Vietnam Veterans. Her cookbook, “Soup's On!,” was published in 2012. Before that, she authored “Dining Through the Decades,” and she's won a bunch of awards for her writing from various organizations, including the Society of Professional Journalists. You'll learn, as we already knew, it takes a lot of hard work to be a fine food editor.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we talk with Craig Bielik, longtime marketing director at the Standard-Examiner newspaper in Ogden, Utah, before becoming the director of communications and public relations  at Ogden Regional Medical Center. A lot of comedy fans will know Craig from his side gig as a standup comedian – performing at Wiseguys and at clubs and venues all over the West. Craig tells us how he got into the marketing and news business, and shares some funny stories about his 13 years at the S-E and performing comedy. Also, he's a pretty fair rock 'n' roll drummer and knows more about most great rock bands than most of the rest of us have forgotten. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we talk with Andy Howell, who was executive editor of the Standard-Examiner before leaving several years ago for semi-retirement in his native Arizona. Andy's one of those natural-born journalists who just belongs in a newsroom like a hand in a glove. He has plenty to say about newspapering, what went wrong, what went right and what might work in the future. Andy's one of our best pals, and we hope you enjoy this one as much as we did.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Today we talk with Ron Thornburg, who was managing editor of the Standard-Examiner for most of his 16 years there. Prior to that, he worked for newspapers in Indiana, Florida, Virginia and Vermont. Ron has always been a thoughtful observer and practitioner of journalism, and he has plenty to say about where the news media have been, where they are now and where they're headed.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we speak with Ogden legend Charles Trentelman, a reporter and columnist who wrote for the Standard-Examiner for the better part of 40 years. Charlie remembers what it was like to cover the news, write opinion pieces and live in Junction City. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

Two dudes discuss ten things you never knew you cared to know about gas stations and convenience stores.  Content for this week's episode provided by the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), FBI, Wikipedia, “Top 5 best-selling items at convenience stores”, MARK SAAL, Standard-Examiner staff, NBC News, GasBuddy.com, and CreditDonkey.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jim Thalman, our guest this week, retired some years back after a long career in Utah and Oregon. Jim's 33 years in the newspaper business included time at the Herald-Journal in Logan, the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, the Deseret News in Salt Lake City and he even did some writing for City Weekly. Jim's a journalist's journalist – pretty much the highest praise you can bestow on someone. Thalman published a novel, "Then Again," a coming-of-age story about a farm kid raised in Vermillion, Utah.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we interview Randy Hollis of the Deseret News, who's celebrating 50 years of sportswriting, sports columns and editing at the DNews and Standard-Examiner. Randy has stories to tell, and it's nothing but fun to hear them. But he gives us a peek at the serious side of the work, too. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

The crew spoke to Brett Hein from Standard Examiner about Weber sports updates.

This week we interview Lisa Carricaburu, former assistant managing editor of The Salt Lake Tribune and former city editor of the Standard-Examiner. Lisa recalls her experiences as a reporter and editor, and shares insights regarding newspaper journalism from her decades of experience. What's the current state of journalism? Will newspapers survive? Lisa has some thoughtful answers to those questions.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week we interview Holly Mullen, who currently serves as a member of The Salt Lake Tribune's board of directors. Holly's career has taken her around the country working for both legacy newspapers and alternative weeklies. In Utah, she's worked as a reporter, editor and/or columnist at the Deseret News, Standard-Examiner, The Salt Lake Tribune and City Weekly. Like previous guest Wendy Ogata, Holly is right up there on our Mt. Rushmore of Utah journalists.Support the show

The Sports Rabbi welcomed on a trio of media members based in the United States to talk about some of the brand new players who will be plying their trade in Israel. First up is Evan Dammarell from Forbes Sports, Fear The Sword and and the Locked On Cavs Podcast to talk about Jaron Blossomgame who signed with Nahariya. Also on board is Brent Zwerneman from the Houston Chronicle who tells us what to expect from Hapoel Eilat’s new big man Josh Nebo. Finally Brett Hein from the Standard Examiner joins the show from Utah to discuss Nes Ziona’s first import signing Davion Berry. Subscribe to The Sports Rabbi Show on iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts.

Jake Hatch is back as the 2020 Utah high school football season is set to kick-off in what is sure to be an unprecedented season full of many unknowns. Jake revealed the Utah Preps Zone Top-20 preseason rankings throughout the show while checking in around the state with experts to get their thoughts on the teams in their respective areas. Hatch was first joined by longtime co-host and regular contributor Sean Walker from KSL.com. Sean and Jake talked about some of the overarching themes in the upcoming season while also making preseason title picks in the 5A and 6A ranks. Jake then began the 2020 preseason ranking countdown with the Top-5 teams in the state going into the season. (3:41) Patrick Carr from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden checked in with Jake next to talk about football in Weber, Davis & Box Elder counties. He thinks the region races in both Region 1 and Region 5 are more open due to a large number graduations in 2019. Hatch then talked about teams 6-10 in the preseason rankings. (26:31) Jake stayed with in Northern Utah as he went to Cache Valley next and talked about Region 11 with Ajay Salvesen from 106.9 The Fan. Ajay says Sky View is good enough to repeat as region champions, but he is not convinced the Bobcats are the favorite to repeat as 4A state champions. Hatch then broke down teams 11-15 in the preseason rankings (46:21) Finally, the podcast traveled south to St. George to check in on Region 9 with Devin Dixon from ESPN 97.7. Dixon says the hype around Snow Canyon is real, but that the always-competitive region will make the Warriors earn everything they accomplish. Hatch then wrapped up the show with teams 16-20 in the preseason rankings. (59:59) Please be sure to rate and review the podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Also, make sure to follow the Utah Preps Zone Podcast on Twitter.

We interview Wendy Ogata, who's worked as a reporter and editor at United Press International, the Standard-Examiner, Deseret News and The Salt Lake Tribune.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themediascrum)

This week, watch ‘Uncontrollably Fond’ episodes 13-16 or don’t and we’ll catch you up on what happens in the episodes here because, honestly, they were very skippable. Either way, join us as we recap the episodes and rank every character from most to least likeable.And in regards to our town being like ‘Footloose’ apparently it was maybe not as terrible as we remembered: https://www.standard.net/opinion/standard-deviations/st-george-dancing-controversy-nothing-like-footloose/article_cc35d4e9-6d67-51f9-97ef-dcc15c90dcca.html“St. George dancing controversy nothing like 'Footloose'“ By Mark Saal, The Standard Examiner, Nov 4, 2014.Join our fan chat forum on Patreon (patreon.com/playonk), leave a comment or sign up for our newsletter on our website (playonk.com), give us a hey by email (playonkpodcast@gmail.com) or on Twitter (@playonk), or leave a rating and review on iTunes (Play on K) to get a shoutout on the podcast!

Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin) Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id996764363Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMTM2OTkzOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7dZvrG1ZtKkfgqGenR3S2mPocket Castshttps://pca.st/SU8aOvercasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes996764363/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle-byuSpreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddleStitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=66416iHeartRadiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-cougar-sports-with-29418022TuneInhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports-Talk--News/Cougar-Sports-with-Ben-Criddle-p731529/

Today's Co-Hosts: Ben Criddle (@criddlebenjamin) Subscribe to the Cougar Sports with Ben Criddle podcast:Apple Podcastshttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle/id996764363Google Podcastshttps://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMTM2OTkzOS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7dZvrG1ZtKkfgqGenR3S2mPocket Castshttps://pca.st/SU8aOvercasthttps://overcast.fm/itunes996764363/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddle-byuSpreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/cougar-sports-with-ben-criddleStitcherhttps://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=66416iHeartRadiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-cougar-sports-with-29418022TuneInhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Sports-Talk--News/Cougar-Sports-with-Ben-Criddle-p731529/

About 160 million people visit a convenience store per day. 84% of these sales go from some sort of food/beverage (Standard-Examiner). In this episode, hear from Frankie and Barbara as they discuss the offerings, appearance and taste of warmer case food. Is the buying experience based on more than just appearance? Why is hot food taste better than cold food? Is offering hot food the future of convenience? Learn from the PROS on industry trends, what your competitors are spending their money on and how you can increase your profit. If you're looking to update, add, or need general information on Warmer Case programs this episode is LOADED with great info! We share our expertise along with some helpful tips.

In today's always-on world, your business demands a simpler approach to network security. At Blackfoot Communications we deliver state-of-the-art security solutions – from the perimeter to end-point devices and remote data backup – for businesses across Montana. Ensure your company's network is online. All the time.For more information, visit GoBlackfoot.com/Business.Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez talk with Montana State head basketball coach Danny Sprinkle (9:33) and Brett Hein from the Standard-Examiner in Utah about Weber State basketball and Jake Constantine's decision to enter the transfer portal (33:07).

Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez go around the country to talk with someone covering each of the national seeds in the FCS Playoffs:Sam Herder of Hero Sports on #1 North Dakota State (3:09)Greg Madia of the Daily News-Record on #2 James Madison (9:13)Brett Hein of the Standard-Examiner on #3 Weber State (15:49)Joe Davidson of the Sacramento Bee on #4 Sacramento State (20:59)Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez discuss #5 Montana State (31:39) and #6 Montana (49:17) at lengthAndrew Holtan of the Brookings Register on #7 South Dakota State (1:02:30)Justin Acri of 103.7 The Buzz on #8 Central Arkansas (1:08:45)Each correspondent answers the same five questions about their team entering the playoffs: What was your team's expectations heading into the season? How have they changed since the beginning of the year? What is your team's playoff history prior to this year? How much excitement is there heading into this year's playoffs? What should we be watching for surrounding your team? Who is the one guy to watch on your team? How do you see your team's season ending? Connect with Ryan and Colter on social media: Twitter and Instagram: @1029ESPNTwitter: @gusTootell and @Colter_NuanezInstagram: @rtootell and @cnuanezConnect with our national correspondents on Twitter:@SamHerderFCS@Madia_DNRSports@WeberHQ@SacBee_JoeD@brkgsregister@JustinAcri7

In today's always-on world, your business demands a simpler approach to network security. At Blackfoot Communications we deliver state-of-the-art security solutions – from the perimeter to end-point devices and remote data backup – for businesses across Montana. Ensure your company's network is online. All the time.For more information, visit GoBlackfoot.com/Business.Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez talk about Montana football's upcoming game at Portland State and share interviews that Colter conducted with head coach Bobby Hauck and defensive lineman Jesse Sims (6:20). They also talk with the Standard-Examiner in Utah's Brett Hein about the Big Sky's biggest matchup this weekend, #3 Weber State at #6 Sac State, and Big Sky hoops (25:55). They also touch on what's going on with the Montana State football team (40:05).

Sean Walker and Jake Hatch are back with Episode 11 of the Utah Preps Zone as they kicked off this edition taking a look back at Week 9 in Utah high school football action. Patrick Carr from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden joined Sean and Jake in the second segment of the podcast to talk about football in Northern Utah. (15:58) Finally, the show wrapped up with Sean and Jake recapping how the region races played out with the playoff pairings coming out this weekend. (35:22)

Idaho is back home to rally after shocking loss to Northern Colorado Bears. This week we have another ranked opponent at home in #4 Weber State! We bring in Brett Hein of the Standard Examiner & WeberHQ. Alex Boatman is extended an invite to join the podcast and we may shock you with our picks this week.

Sean Walker and Jake Hatch are back with Episode 5 of the Utah Preps Zone as they kicked off this editon taking a look back at Week 2 in Utah high school football action. Patrick Carr from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden joined Sean and Jake in the second segment of the podcast to talk about football in Northern Utah. (16:53) Finally, the show wrapped up with Sean and Jake's look-ahead to Week 3 action this coming weekend with a massive showdown between Bingham and Corner Canyon looming. (35:23)

Big news from the US Supreme Court this week as they give a judicial shoulder shrug to partisan gerrymandering across the country. We also sit down with former Standard-Examiner sports writer and current Weber State women's soccer, softball, and volleyball play-by-play announcer Brandon Garside to chat Wildcat sports. Luckily, John wasn't here for it, cause we all know how much he lOvEs SpOrTs. Show Notes: https://www.junctioncitypodcast.com/post/very-gerry

National Polygamy Advocate ™ Mark Henkel was interviewed for The Standard-Examiner by Nancy Van Valkenburg, in Ogden, Utah, on March 2, 2006, for an article about the then-new fictional TV series, "Big Love" on HBO. As she was reporting from what Mark Henkel identifed as "the Mormonland Bubble" of Utah/Arizona, he educated her about different forms of UCAP, Unrelated Consenting Adult Polygamy. This interview provided the reporter with a comprehensive explanation of how Mormon Polygamy is not Christian Polygamy and the differences there between. Despite all this education, the newspaper decided to take took a negative position and did not even mention within the article any of that which the reporter had learned, instead continuing false stereotypes. http://www.NationalPolygamyAdvocate.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nationalpolygamyadvocate/support

Locked on Cougars for Novvember 30, 2018 began with a look at the latest in the bowl rumors for BYU as they wait for their invitation to come on Sunday. Jake Hatch talked about the comments from BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe to the Associated Press and the comments from bowl directors that Salt Lake Tribune beat reporter Jay Drew caught up with about where the Cougars could end up next month. In the second segment, Hatch brought on Brett Hein from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, UT to preview the BYU vs. Weber State game Saturday night at the Dee Events Center. Finally, Hatch wrapped up the show with all the other news in BYU sports with "Quick Hits," including a standout performance in the pool for Payton Sorensen, postseason honors for Mikayla Colohan & a road win for the BYU women's basketball team over UVU, among others.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Locked on Cougars for Novvember 30, 2018 began with a look at the latest in the bowl rumors for BYU as they wait for their invitation to come on Sunday. Jake Hatch talked about the comments from BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe to the Associated Press and the comments from bowl directors that Salt Lake Tribune beat reporter Jay Drew caught up with about where the Cougars could end up next month.In the second segment, Hatch brought on Brett Hein from the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, UT to preview the BYU vs. Weber State game Saturday night at the Dee Events Center.Finally, Hatch wrapped up the show with all the other news in BYU sports with "Quick Hits," including a standout performance in the pool for Payton Sorensen, postseason honors for Mikayla Colohan & a road win for the BYU women's basketball team over UVU, among others.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Keith Stubbs is a 'triple threat' in showbiz and entertainment. He's a hilarious stand-up comedian, talented actor, and award-winning radio personality.​Keith was twice voted 'Best Comedian' by City Weekly, the Standard-Examiner named him 'Funniest Comic' and he was a semi-finalist in Comedy Central's Laugh Riots comedy competition. The Utah-based comic has made television appearances on A&E's An Evening at the Improv, nationally syndicated Comedy.TV, ABC's America's Funniest People and has established himself as a funny, improvisational comic, host, roastmaster and emcee. Keith tours nationally and has shared the stage with showbiz legends Joan Rivers, Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Cosby, Jim Gaffigan, Sinbad, Gladys Knight, and Frank Caliendo. Keith was one of five comedians who performed for the athletes in the Olympic Village at the 2002 Winter Games. ​Keith was named Best Actor by City Weekly for his show-stopping, comedic performance as 'Vinnie Black' in the stage production of Tony and Tina's Wedding. Stubbs currently plays Rob Schneider's accountant in the TV series "Real Rob" on Netflix. For eight consecutive years, Keith was awarded "Best Radio Personality" by the Utah Broadcasters' Association for his time spent as host of "The Stubbs Show" on 101.5 The Eagle. He also hosted KEITH STUBBS SPORTS on ESPN700 in Salt Lake City and appeared nationally on CMT radio and the Blue Collar Comedy channel on SiriusXM. Keith is often recognized for being a clean comedian, although his audiences span a broad spectrum. One review said, "Keith was funny, period! He was clean but we hardly noticed because his comedy and style are so unique and spot on."​Comedy isn't his only strength - Stubbs is also a businessman and is the founder and owner of Wiseguys Comedy Clubs in Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. ​Keith was raised in Charleston, South Carolina and now lives in Ogden, Utah with his wife and children. 

Standard-Examiner reporter Mark Shenefelt joins hosts Mark Saal and Mitch Shaw to talk about his 31 years at the newspaper, how Ogden has changed since he was a kid and how in all his years he's never been involved in a conspiracy to control the news.

Join Joe Enroughty, Jeff Kleb, Jeffry Sanford, and Andy Craig on Monday, September 12th, 2016, as they welcome Libertarian Craig Bowden who is running in Utah's 1st District For The House Of Representatives.  Craig has been a strong advocate for liberty and peace and has been involved in politics since age 11, writing his first editorial piece to the Standard Examiner about gun rights. He has been heavily involved in the blogging world, writing articles that use common sense to address the issues facing the State of Utah, and the country as a whole.  We'll also be discussing the Johnson/Weld campaign, what you can do to help, and so much more.  Please tune in for a show you won't want to miss.  You can call in with comments or questions by dialing: (347)-994-2949.

Mark Saal and Mitch Shaw from the Standard-Examiner talk about Utah's new rule allowing people without education degrees to teach in public schools, the status of open carry gun rules at Union Station and the newspaper's new look.

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Join the Ogden Nature Center for this year's Earth Day Celebration! For a full schedule of events see below, or click here. Saturday, April 20, 12 noon - 4 pm We're packing the house with tons of earth-friendly ideas, booths, workshops and activities! All of Utah's green gurus will be on hand and activities will range from bee keeping lectures, to Llama cart rides! Children love the water trailer and the rock climbing wall while adults enjoy taking home special plants from the native plant sale. Read more for all the details. Cost: $2 per person / we encourage the use of alternative transporation or carpooling to Earth Day Would you like to buy some water-wise plants to grow at home? Or, would you like to get out of the house for a fun spring day with the kiddos? There will be something for all ages at the Ogden Nature Center's annual Earth Day Celebration. Come learn something new! When: Saturday, April 20 from 12 noon - 4 pm Where: Ogden Nature Center, 966 W. 12th Street Admission: $2 per person Earth day will be held rain or shine Alternative transportation and carpooling is encouraged ACTIVITIES – running throughout the day from 12 noon – 4 pm • Make your own head wreath • Llama cart rides with Weber Pathways • Face painting by The Painted Otter • Building birdhouses with the Home Depot • Composting workshops • Climbing wall • Live animal presentations by Ogden Nature Center • Children's Hour • Solar array and green building tours • Nature Scavenger Hunt • Story hikes • Nature crafts EXHIBITORS – set up all day from 12 noon – 4 pm • Native bees with Mason Bee Habitat for Pollination • The Nature Conservancy • Slow Food Utah • Youth Impact • Ott Planetarium • Utah Population Environment Coalition • Utah Transit Authority • Bike Valet by Ogden Bike Collective • Ogden City Public Works – with info about solid waste, storm water and forestry • Watershed Trailer & Wetlands with Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge and the US Forest Service • Utah Environmental Congress • Pollution Awareness with Breathe Utah • Utah Moms for Clean Air / Recycling with Utah Recycling Alliance • Wild Aware Utah • Weber Basin Water District • Bloom Recycling • Hogle Zoo Biofacts • Live birds of prey with Hawkwatch International • Local First Utah • Utah Department of Environmental Quality • Weber Pathways FOOD VENDORS • Crepes by Crepes Etc. • Lemonade & Coffee by Grounds for Coffee • Snowcones by Brainfreeze Snowies • Polynesian food by Pauni Island Catering • Pizza by The Lucky Slice GREEN PRODUCT VENDORS • Native Plant Sale by Willard Bay Gardens • Recycled & upcycled goods by Our Children's Earth • Henna by An Array of Artistry • Green products by Green the World • Handmade bird feeders by KC Wood Arts • Handmade wares by Kathrin Duffy • Upcycled goods by Brooke Anne Fuller • Terrariums by Lessie Swenson EARTH DAY PRESENTORS SCHEDULE Live Entertainment On the Earthen Stage Behind the Visitor Center • 1:30 – 2:45 – Irish Dancing with Celtic Beat Irish Dancers • 3:15 – 3:45 – Indie music by the band AJ Wild Bird Presentations at the Ogden Nature Center Amphitheater Wild Bird Presentations will start at 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00 and 3:30 pm. Ogden Nature Center educators and volunteers will present several of the birds and animals that call the Nature Center home. Learn about bird species native to Utah, including owls, hawks and eagles. Workshops & Lectures in the LS Peery Education Building, West Classroom • 1:00 pm – Composting workshop • 2:30 pm – Native bees workshop • 3:00 pm – Composting workshop Ongoing – Solar Array and Green Building Tours 20th Annual Birdhouse Exhibit Additionally, the Ogden Nature Center's 20th Annual Exhibit of Birdhouses will be on display along birdhouse trail! Some of the birdhouses are for sale, with all proceeds going to the artists. Birdhouses will be on exhibit until August 31, 2013. Earth Day Art Poster Exhibit Winners of the annual Earth Day Art Poster Contest will be announced at a ceremony at 11 a.m. Contestants and their families are invited. This year's theme is “I Enjoy Nature By__________.” Entries for the contest should be two-dimensional on 9” x 12” paper. Entries are due on April 6. All children in grades K-6 are invited to enter. Entry forms are available at the Ogden Nature Center. To make Earth Day affordable for families, the following sponsors have generously sponsored this event: ATK, Elliott-Hall Company, Ogden City Arts, The Standard-Examiner, Westinghouse, Bloom Recyclers, Grounds for Coffee, Lucky Slice Pizza, Only In Ogden and Kohl's