Podcasts about Trolley Square

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall gave her State of the City address this week, and she said to expect more policing and a plan for the Ballpark. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means give the highlights and their analysis. Plus, living at Trolley Square, your lawmaker's star sign, and breaking pizza news. Resources and references: SLC Mayor Erin Mendenhall's 2025 State of the City Address Hundreds of new homes may go up near historic Trolley Square [Salt Lake Tribune]  We're doing a survey to learn more about our listeners. We'd be grateful if you took the survey at citycast.fm/survey — it's only seven minutes long. You'll be doing us a big favor. Plus, anyone who takes the survey will be eligible to win a $250 Visa gift card and City Cast City swag. Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we're around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to Hey Salt Lake, our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC.  Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  Live Crude - Get $10 off your facial by mentioning this ad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

KSL's Top Story: The Primary Election.  Voters are voting.  Reporters are reporting.... and we'll bring you special team coverage all afternoon.  Let's start with KSL Newsradio’s Aimee Cobabe outside a polling place at Trolley Square.... 

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Join LatterGayStories for a black-tie art gayla! In 2014, the Mormon church stopped printing The Miracle of Forgiveness. By 2015 they began removing copies from their bookstore shelves at Deseret Book. Even though the printed version was culled, Deseret Book continued to sell digital-download copies of the book online. In 2021, LatterGayStories started the #TrashTheStash movement, encouraging its audience to remove copies of The Miracle of Forgiveness from bookshelves, home libraries, church buildings, and thrift stores. In the first year, our audience removed nearly 6,000 copies of the book, an undertaking that was documented every Thursday on the LatterGayStories Facebook and Instagram pages. https://www.eventcreate.com/e/miracle-of-forgiveness-art Now in its second year, we have collected over 8,000 copies of The Miracle of Forgiveness. On December 31, 2021, Deseret Book quietly deleted the online version of The Miracle of Forgiveness from their platform, thus ending the availability to purchase the book through official LDS sources. Reining since 1969 and selling more than 2,2 million printed and digital copies, the book is now fully discontinued. What do we do with 8,000 copies of The Miracle of Forgiveness? We turn them into art! For the second year in a row, we are inviting artists to create art pieces using reclaimed copies of The Miracle of Forgiveness. The art created from these books tell a story of the its harmful rhetoric and through the art comes healing, progress, and the ability to thrive. JOIN US! September 16, 2023 | 7:00 PM at Trolley Square in Salt Lake City, for the black tie art gala! We will have an open art exhibit displaying the art, a cocktail hour with drinks, hor d'oeuvres, a short program, and a private concert featuring EJ Michels to end the evening. Dust off the formal wear and join us for an awesome night. Tickets are $35 | includes access to the exhibits, drinks, hor d'oeuvres, and the concert!

On this episode the hosts tell stories found online about experiences with potential Doppelgangers and spirit doubles. We also have a story from a caller who shares their experience with a paranormal entity that appears as one of the members of their paranormal investigation team during a visit at Trolley Square mall in Salt Lake City. What could these entities be? The hosts explore this mystery and have a conversation centered around the topic! Music samplings come from the royalty free websites: Incompetech.com, Freesound.org, Music by Slip.stream - Shyloom "Dimensional" - https://slip.stream/tracks/b0051df2-1368-4a8a-8671-e1576be5e0a4, & Music by Slip.stream - by.Yao "Phantom" - https://slip.stream/tracks/36e063c3-6610-49da-989d-163549d34964Outro song: "Mystery" by Cerise MoonWe mention Paranormal Portal's episode, S4EP31 "A Triumph Over Darkness - Shield of the Sun - Michael Jimenez. Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/paranormal-portal/id1461725746?i=1000600521367If you would like to join us as a guest, shoot us an email at Supernaturalstation5@gmail.com or contact us on Social Media! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook today!Thank you for listening and sharing the show, this is the only way we can grow and improve the quality of the show. Give us a 5 Star Review today!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Andrew Oblad, one of five officers honored for their bravery in the 2007 Trolley Square shooting in Salt Lake City, recalls details from that event in a candid conversation with host Michael Warren in Episode 13. Oblad, now the Chief Deputy of Law Enforcement for the Davis County Sheriff's Office, also talks about the incident that occurred during the last shift of his career with Salt Lake police. Visit https://www.betweenthelineswithvirtualacademy.com (www.betweenthelineswithvirtualacademy.com) for more info about this episode. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent. Mentioned in this episode: Virtual Academy At Virtual Academy, we are so much more than training. Visit www.virtualacademy.com today for more info.

Samira Harnish founded Women of the World to help women displaced from their home countries gain economic success, education, support, and to learn English. One of the main cultural and fundraising events the organization presents each year is the Fashion Show and Cultural Gala where refugees can showcase traditional garments from their home country and culture. This year's event is at Trolley Square, March 9th, 2022. In this episode of Utah Weekly Forum, Samira Harnish joins FM100.3 Host Rebecca Cressman with details on how the community can help support these women regain independence and celebrate their resilience and dignity.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Trolley Squre Mall in Salt Lake City was a popular and historical landmark with a quaint and quirky design. On February 12th, 2007, a young man would arrive at the mall to do something no one, not even his family, saw coming.

A new history exhibit is opening at Trolley Square in Salt Lake City tomorrow. It's called "They Shaped Utah." Founder and creator of the exhibit Khosrow Semnani talks with Boyd about the significance of the project.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Was it because of his childhood or his religion allegiance?  This is the story of Suljo Talovic and how he shot up a mall killing 5, wounding 4, and traumatized many others and their family. Why did he do it? You decide.   Send all feedback to truecrimechildren@gmail.com ARTWORK: BY ULRIKE MAI   

Join hosts April and Katie as they travel to different haunted locations around Utah. Better buckle up because along the way, April tells us a local true crime story. In this episode... April tells us about the shooting at Trolley Square that took place on February 12, 2007. Katie takes us the shores of The Great Salt Lake and tells about the ghost of Jean Baptiste If you have any personal paranormal stories to share (whether they're local or not) we would love to hear about them! Write to us at stories@hauntandcold.com and you could be invited to share your story on our monthly episode "Bring Your Own Boos". We'll supply the drink and you supply the Boos ;) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haunt-cold/support

Broadcasting live from Wilmington Fire Station #5 in Trolley Square to kick off the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Wilmington Fire Department, Rick Jensen invited rookie Probationary Firefighter Omar Ramos and 46-year veteran Chief Joseph Kalinowksi to talk about their huge differences in training and advice for the rookie.

Broadcasting live from Wilmington Fire Station #5 in Trolley Square to kick off the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Wilmington Fire Department, Rick Jensen invited Bill Kirlin, a retired firefighter, to share the history of his family's firefighting heritage going back to his grandfather. What Bill did not know is that while Bill was on the phone, Rick got Bill's cousin, Dennis Kirlin, to be in on the call on location at the fire station with Rick.

Broadcasting live from Wilmington Fire Station #5 in Trolley Square to kick off the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Wilmington Fire Department, Rick Jensen invited Firefighter Cameron Dorsey and Lt. Craig Black to share their stories of why they chose this profession. When Lt. Black tells his story, you can hear the big man and Rick tear up. Listen to hear why.

In 2007, shoppers at Salt Lake City's Trolley Square Mall were suddenly under attack by a lone gunman. Sulejman Talovic purchased two firearms from a pawn shop and, for reasons still unknown to this day, killed 5 people before getting shot by police. This is the story of the Trolley Square shooting.

This week, Sarah give us the history and background of Trolley Square, one of Utah’s most unique malls. But of course, it wasn’t always a mall AND it wasn’t always for trolleys.

In this week's episode, Michelle Scharf is joined by Vickie Walker to talk about losing her husband, Jeff, in the Trolley Square shooting in 2007, learning that her son, A.J. had been injured in the shooting and the chaotic events that followed. Then Vickie opens up about her response once she found out that A.J. was going to require potentially life-ending surgery, navigating through the trauma that came with such a horrific event, and her decision to create, Circles of Comfort, an organization that focuses on helping crime victims all throughout Utah. Lastly, we talk about the importance of writing in a gratitude journal and positive ways to stay resilient while experiencing grief and life's struggles.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Sunday was to be my guests’ debut at South by Southwest (SXSW), hosting a MeetUp titled, “Pushed Aside: Re-scripting Women 40+“. Coronavirus concerns canceled the event, but these firecracker leaders were not going to let that stop them from delivering their timely message about ageism in the workplace. You can still catch it online and in person in Denver.    Barbara Brooks and Lupe Hirt are at the leading edge of discovering why women in their 40s, 50s and up are feeling undesired in the workplace, and discovering solutions as to how the culture can shift its view on it. They’ve also managed to create a remarkable sisterhood of support where they can hold space for, and hold up the mirror to, each incredible woman to remember how incredible they are and how badly we need to hear their voices.    Check out this week’s conversation which goes deep and will no doubt inspire you.     Bio: Link to Sunday’s meetup: https://www.linkedin.com/events/pushedaside-rescriptingwomen40-50/     Barbara Brooks, 53 is the founder and CEO of SecondAct|Women and a 26-year award-winning marketing and public relations professional. Catapulting shopping centers and districts to market leaders, she oversaw the marketing departments of regional and super-regional malls and downtown districts spanning from Trolley Square in Salt Lake City and Sundance Square in Fort Worth, to Fashion Show Mall on the Las Vegas Strip and Denver’s own, Town Center at Aurora and Park Meadows Retail Resort. Barbara’s career took an eight-year detour into the broadcast world where she served as a senior sales and business development representative for I Heart Radio, CBS Radio and Gannett (9News) before returning to shopping malls. It was at that time that she became an accidental entrepreneur and in 2011, partnered with long-time business associate, Guadalupe Hirt, to start a marketing and PR agency delivering ‘social marketing’ with flair and savvy. Most recently, she launched SecondAct|Women – an organization set on disrupting ageism by reframing the narrative for women over 40 and 50+ are past their prime. In reality, it's quite the opposite. The new company provides a marketplace of curated elevate business and lifestyle events, content and resources to spur corporate careers, business owner ventures and big ideas of women over 40 and 50+. You can find Barbara and SecondAct|Women on socials at @heybarbarab and @secondactwomen.     Guadalupe Hirt, 46 is the Co-Founder of SecondAct|Women, a female-focused company founded to counter and rescript the social narrative that women over 40 and 50 are past their prime. In April 2019, Hirt and founder (aka #workwife) Barbara Brooks launched SecondAct|Women’s BizLifeCon, the nation’s first business and life conference designed by women over 40 and 50 for women over 40 and 50. Since then, she and Brooks have been building a global community and marketplace to help midlife questing women tap into career and life resources, content, events and support tools. A 3x entrepreneur, public relations specialist, and cultural author turned women’s social advocate, Hirt is committed to helping women over 40 and 50 reclaim their power, elevate their voice and boldly pursue their career and life pursuits. A gifted empath with an ordinary, yet extraordinary background, Hirt’s authenticity and open-book convos make her a compelling and relatable speaker. You can find Guadalupe and SecondAct|Women on socials @guadalupeolveramonteshirt and @secondactwomen.     www.chelleycanales.com

RoHa Brewing Project celebrates its three-year anniversary in April 2020. RoHa may be part of the new-brewery boom in Utah. But its brewer is no stranger to the state’s beer scene. Chris Haas — the Ha in RoHa — arrived in Utah 24 years ago to work for Squatters. Then he spent several years at Desert Edge Pub & Brewery in Trolley Square. That’s where he met Rob Phillips — the Ro in RoHa. Rob, an engineer by trade, attended a beer school event taught by Haas and asked the brewer if he needed any volunteers to help around the brewery. Haas said sure. Phillips showed up the next day — that was about 15 years ago now. And the rest, as they say, is history. A third partner — Josh Stern, affectionately known as “The Project” — is a real estate agent who sold Phillips his house when he moved to Utah. The two quickly became drinking buddies. Utah Beer News visited with Rob Phillips and Chris Haas to learn more about how the RoHa Brewing Project came to be and what the future holds for the Salt Lake-based brewery. During our conversation: We discuss the early days — the years of planning and plotting and why Haas describes Opening Day as “living inside a tornado.” We talk about certain decisions RoHa made initially that are paying off for the three-year-old brewery. They share thoughts on the beers available year-round and hint at a few that are in the works (including more in their seasonal lineup). And they each talk about their ultimate goal when it comes to RoHa Brewing Project long-term. Thanks to Rob Phillips and Chris Haas for taking the time to talk with Utah Beer News about RoHa Brewing Project. And thank you for listening. I hope you enjoy the episode. For an accompanying article about RoHa Brewing Project, please visit UtahBeerNews.com. Enjoy the episode! Episode 30 | Feb. 5, 2020

A historical trip through the life of the tenth ward square in Salt Lake City. From the public square to the mall we know and love today. And the spirits it has picked up along the way.

Vickie Walker started the Circle the Wagons program after experiencing her own family loss -- when her husband Jeff was shot and killed at Trolley Square in 2007. Her Son, AJ, was also critically injured. Circle The Wagons provides a 96-Hour Survival Guide by means of their Can of Comfort program.

Delaware lawmakers are looking to ban flavored e-cigs. Who is buying flavored vapes and why? Vapeii Vape Lounge owner Rick talks about it with WDEL's Rick Jensen.

This conversation with Burkey as our guest lasts over 90 minutes but if you want the meat it comes between 12:59 and 13:04. It may be the most cynical podcast we have ever recorded. Here are some highlights:1) "InstaGram Influencer Executions live at Trolley Square, Friday Night at 7."2) "It wasn't chicken pox ... I think it was a sword."4) "The truth about HIIT: more work, less rest ... because when you rest it means you're lazy, and nobody likes a sloth ... the influence of morality on our point of view about exercise makes us misuse the means ... rest is lazy and work is great, work is moral ... Moral Superiority Interval Training" 5) "Nothing Christian happens after dark."

The evening of February 12, 2007, the Trolley Square Mall located in Salt Lake City Utah, was busy with shoppers and diners alike. The mall features an eclectic mix of restaurants and stores including Cabin Fever, a card and gift shop many shoppers were visiting in anticipation for Valentine’s Day. It was by all means an average Monday night for the popular mall.Music Credits:Andy G Cohen - Trophy EndorphinsSergey Cheremisinov - When You LeaveKai Engel - ChanceLee Rosevere - A Role In LifePhilipp Weigl - The Scent of CedarsLee Rosevere - I Thought Of PillsKai Engel - SalueKai Engel - MareKai Engel – MeeknessThe Minds Of Madness Theme Music – Duncan FosterAll music is used under an Attribution License - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/Music provided by George Cattapan - http://www.cattapanproductions.com/The Funkoars – Feel The MadnessUsed with Permission - http://goldenerarecords.com.au/ge/funkoars/Research & Writing - Megan HalbachSpecial Guests:Vickie WalkerFounder, Executive DirectorCircle The Wagonshttps://www.circle-the-wagons.org/Alaa AbraInternational Rescue Committeehttps://www.rescue.org/Barrett DodsPlease check out this episodes sponsors and help support our podcast:SimpliSafe - Order your SimpliSafe security system today at https://simplisafe.com/madness, and SimpliSafe will also donate one to a family in need.One Dollar – The new CBS All Access series. Go to cbs.com/madness for your free trial of CBS All Access and don't miss the season premier of One Dollar on August 30thFeatured Podcasts:Military Meditation Coach https://soundcloud.com/militarymeditationcoachPretend Radio https://pretendradio.org/Social Media:Website - https://mindsofmadnesspodcast.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/themindsofmadness/Twitter - @MadnessPodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/themindsofmadness/Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/MadnessPodDon't forget to Subscribe, Like, Review, and Share. Please help listeners find this show more easily, by taking the time to review on iTunes. Thank you

My dear friend Vickie Walker tells the story of her husband Jeffrey being killed and 16 year old son injured in the Trolley Square 2007 shooting, starting Circle the Wagons (circle-the-wagons.org) for survivors to heal, having two gays RM sons who have both stepped away and have partners, supporting and serving God’s LGBTQ children and doing all this as a Latter-day Saint. Vickie is one of the bravest, most loving and Christlike people that I know. Thanks for sharing your story!

Salt Lake Speaks is Salt Lake magazine’s regular podcast digging deeper into stories with experts in local politics, arts, culture and food to give you dear reader the best of life in Utah. Today we’re talking with Salt lake magazine’s managing editor Christie Marcy and Executive Editor Mary Brown Malouf to celebrate this year's Best of the Beehive Winners.  This episode is sponsored by We Olive & Wine Bar, located in Trolley Square offers bottles of new harvest California olive oil, balsamic vinegar and other ingredients for the home chef. Dining include salads, flatbreads, sandwiches and savory bites paired with boutique wines. For more information or to make reservations visit weolive.com/salt-lake-city

Wayne Freeman has been a law enforcement officer for 23 years and is the South Carolina Active Shooter Training Coordinator.  He is a Special Agent with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, assigned to the Training Division. He has trained with personnel from Columbine, the San Ysidro McDonalds Shooting, Virginia Tech, the Greenwood SC Shooting, Trolley Square, Platte Canyon, the Naval Yard Shooting, Sandy Hook, Mother Emanuel, and many others.  He has trained more than 30,000 students in active shooter response and is the author of the South Carolina active shooter training manual. Carlton Carter II is the Training Coordinator and NCIC ATAC for the York County Department of Public Safety Communications in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Carlton has worked in public safety communications for over 20 years. Mitchell “Mitch” Fulmore is the Central Dispatch Manager for Florence County Central Communications/E911 in Effingham, South Carolina.  Mitch began his career as a Telecommunicator in 1996.  He was promoted to Assistance Shift Supervisor in 1998, Shift Supervisor in 1999 and Training Coordinator in 2006.  Mitch was promoted to his current position as Central Dispatch Manager in February of 2017.

On Episode 55, the CFTW Family discuss Nerds wild night out with his uncle, Halloween, Gucci Mane rebirth and more. With music by DJ No Answer.

In this episode of the podcast I sit down and chat with Barbara Barlow and Virginia Webb. Both of them are sisters that grew up in a polygamist family here in Utah. They share the story on what it was like growing up as a polygamist in Utah and the struggles they went through. We talk about the brand new book they just published, Seventeen Sisters Tell Their Story. They are doing a book signing at Sam Weller's Bookstore in Trolley Square on November 13th @ 6pm. All of the show notes for this episode can be found at iamsaltlake.com/195 Go to www.iamsaltlake.com to find all of the episodes of the podcast and to get in touch. 

In this week’s episode, JP sits down with SLUG columnist Princess Kennedy about her concealed firearms permit experience, Jeffery Steadman from Yelp is here to talk about the best places to find Mac & Cheese, SLUG writer Johnny Logan interviews Tony Weller about the new Weller Book Works moving into Trolley Square, and SLUG writer and Office Intern Kia McGinnis chats with Anna West as she discussed her upcoming “My Dead Friends” art show. We have new music from the Blue Moon Bombers and upcoming Localized performer ABK Band. Give us a ring about something from the show, drunk dial us, ask for our advice on anything, or just send us your feedback by calling our automated voicemail line at 858-233-9324. You may get played on the show! … read more The post Episode #27 – Kennedy's Concealed Firearms Permit, Blue Moon Bombers, YELP, Weller Book Works, ABK Band, “My Dead Friends” first appeared on SLUG Magazine.

At 6:44pm on February 13th in Salt Lake City, Utah -- an 18-year-old Salt Lake City resident and Bosnian immigrant named Sulejman Talovic entered Trolley Square mall with a shotgun and began a shooting spree. In the end, 9 people were shot, and 6 were killed, including Talovic himself. One of the witnesses to this event was Matt Lund -- father of 6 children, and member of the LDS Church. This is his story. Today on Mormon Stories.

At 6:44pm on February 13th in Salt Lake City, Utah -- an 18-year-old Salt Lake City resident and Bosnian immigrant named Sulejman Talovic entered Trolley Square mall with a shotgun and began a shooting spree. In the end, 9 people were shot, and 6 were killed, including Talovic himself. One of the witnesses to this event was Matt Lund -- father of 6 children, and member of the LDS Church. This is his story. Today on Mormon Stories.