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In this edition of 32 Thoughts, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman begin the podcast by recapping Thursday night's overtime thriller between the Edmonton Oilers and the Vegas Golden Knights. This is followed by analysis of the Capitals-Hurricanes Game 2 (11:37). They then take a moment to break down what we've seen so far between the Panthers and Leafs (17:41). The Final Thought focuses on Game 1 between the Jets and Stars (28:23).Kyle and Elliotte answer your voicemail and email submissions via the Thought Line (34:06).The final segment focuses on news and notes from around the NHL. Kyle and Elliotte begin with the Anaheim Ducks hiring Joel Quenneville as their next head coach (47:23). Elliotte touches on the latest in the LA Kings' GM search (55:46) before discussing the Canucks' head coach vacancy (56:58). Kyle and Elliotte have some fun with Utahans unveiling their new nickname (1:01:18).Email the podcast at 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca or call the Thought Line at 1-833-311-3232 and leave us a voicemail.This podcast was produced and mixed by Dominic Sramaty and hosted by Elliotte Friedman & Kyle Bukauskas.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates
Record setting vintage beer can soldI enjoy breweriana but I always struggle with saying it. Serious collectors will pay big money to add to their collections. Last week, a vintage beer can in excellent condition sold for over $100,000. Now that's a serious brewerianaian.From the "We'll take any good news we can get" files, people are still preferring to go out for beers vs. grabbing them to drink at home. A surprising percentage of the population said they'd still go to a bar or restaurant even if they were tight on money. Hey, we all have to get out every now and then.Utah's alcohol laws have always been a bit... unique. In a big move for Utahans, they'll soon be able to get beer delivered to their car. Sounds odd but it's really just allowing them to get the beer brought out to them when they do a curbside grocery order. Small victories are still victories.In other news, we get an update on what's going to happen with Dry Dock Brewing, talk about the states with the most expensive cases of macro beers, and chat about contract brewing. Good times.Thanks for listening to Beer Guys Radio! Your hosts are Tim Dennis and Brian Hewitt with producer Nate "Mo' Mic Nate" Ellingson and occasional appearances from Becky Smalls.Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio on your favorite app: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFollow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube If you enjoy the show we'd appreciate your support on Patreon. Patrons get cool perks like early, commercial-free episodes, swag, access to our exclusive Discord server, and more!
Utahans might be able to save themselves the hassle and the money that goes into buying a new phone by repairing their current ones. Urban Cell Repair in Poplar Grove provides a service to repair phones for nearly a tenth of the price of buying a new one. We speak to KSL Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage about this service and how much these repairs can add to your devices lifespan, but also what you can do at home to extend it as well.
With high inflation, and rising costs across the board.. Utahans are looking to find ways to cut back on their grocery bills. We speak to KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt about his goal to recreate most items found on your grocery list...from scratch.
In this first episode of 2025, we're plunging right into the fascinating world of sovereign wealth funds with Peter Madsen, the CIO of Utah's School and Institutional Trust Funds Office (SITFO). Peter shares his unique perspective on managing a multi-billion dollar portfolio designed to support public education in the state for generations to come. From his personal background in skiing and outdoor adventures in the Wasatch mountains to the challenges of navigating Utah's rapid growth and development, Peter provides a captivating glimpse into the day-to-day realities of overseeing this complex institutional investor. Listeners will learn about the intricate governance structure of SITFO, the innovative approach to asset allocation and risk management, and the delicate balance of delivering competitive returns while preserving the fund's long-term corpus. Peter also tackles common investment myths, sharing insights on the potential for diversified portfolios to outperform high-equity allocations over the long run. This episode offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of a state-level sovereign wealth fund, highlighting the importance of prudent stewardship and a steadfast commitment to serving the public good. Whether you're an institutional investor, a student of finance, or simply someone fascinated by the intersection of public policy and investment management, this episode is sure to captivate and inform. SEND IT! Chapters: 00:00-01:40=Intro 01:41-11:23= Backcountry Skiing with Utahans and the winding path to Institutional investing 11:24-20:07= Russian Historian to CIO of governing the states sovereign wealth fund 20:08-33:23= Landman – Constructing a diversified portfolio for perpetuity 33:24-37:37= The Trustees 37:38-47:29= Rethinking the 60/40 approach, avoiding duration and SITFO's GRID system 47:30-58:19= Weathering market storms and balancing upside participation and downside protection 58:20-01:06:13= Carving the evolving landscape of sovereign wealth funds, strong enough returns & outperforming benchmarks 01:06:14-01:12:13= Myth busting: Bonds can outperform equities Follow along with Peter on LinkedIn and visit SITFO's website for more information! Don't forget to subscribe to The Derivative, follow us on Twitter at @rcmAlts and our host Jeff at @AttainCap2, or LinkedIn , and Facebook, and sign-up for our blog digest. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal, business, or tax advice. All opinions expressed by podcast participants are solely their own opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of RCM Alternatives, their affiliates, or companies featured. Due to industry regulations, participants on this podcast are instructed not to make specific trade recommendations, nor reference past or potential profits. And listeners are reminded that managed futures, commodity trading, and other alternative investments are complex and carry a risk of substantial losses. As such, they are not suitable for all investors. For more information, visit www.rcmalternatives.com/disclaimer
Moving the clock forward, then backward, then forward again is making Utahans say stop! A new proposal on capitol hill brought by Rep. Joseph Elison, R-Toquerville would keep Utah on standard time year-round until the federal law allows Utah to observe daylight savings time. Dave and Debbie dive into the details and the legislation that is already in place to make this process smoother.
As local Utahans, you know we had to head to the theaters to watch Heretic. Join us this episode as we sip on our signature soda, dish up some pie, and review this dark film. Listen along as not-so-Dr. Laura dives into the psychology of religious followers. And let us know if you agree with our ratings. Heretical Soda:Diet Coke (if you are in Utah, head to your favorite soda shop)Blueberry syrupRum Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe wherever you're listening and follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spookysips_podcast/Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/SpookySipsPodWebsite: https://spookysipspod.buzzsprout.com
The Great Salt Lake in Utah has been described as a puddle of its former self. The lake's size fluctuates naturally with seasonal and long-term weather patterns, but the lake has been experiencing decline for decades as Utahans take water out of the rivers and streams that once fed the lake. Over recent decades, the […]
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In this week's episode, Jim O'Brien and Maggie Mick interview Derek Brown, Republican candidate for Attorney General in Utah. In addition to diving into the issues facing Utahans, we learn about his career in Washington, D.C., time as a state legislator in Utah, and stints in the private sector.
Two new guests on the show to talk about their experiences with "The Holy War". Both guests representing each side of the rival teams. This episode is too help the listeners who like us, do not know much about Utahans culture and helping getting listeners get comfortable with Utah. More of a relaxing and fun episode.
Two new guests on the show to talk about their experiences with "The Holy War". Both guests representing each side of the rival teams. This episode is too help the listeners who like us, do not know much about Utahans culture and helping getting listeners get comfortable with Utah. More of a relaxing and fun episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Take 2: Utah's Legislature with Heidi Hatch, Greg Hughes and Jim Dabakis
In an interview with KUTV 2 News, Heidi Hatch, Brad Wilson, former Utah House Speaker, and current Republican U.S. Senate Candidate, spoke about the upcoming Utah Presidential Preference Poll/Caucus scheduled for Super Tuesday, Mar. 5.Wilson was not surprised by Mondays Supreme Court ruling that would keep former President Donald Trump on the ballot in all 50 states."I'm really glad they ruled the way we did. I expected they would rule the way they did," remarked Wilson. "Voters should be the ones to make this decision about who gets to be our next president, not activists in liberal states, not even activist judges in liberal states. And so, I think it's a good thing so that the American people get to make this decision."Wilson's remarks underscore a prevailing sentiment among many Utah Republicans, who have long advocated for preserving the integrity of the electoral process and ensuring that voters have the final say.The discussion comes on the eve of Super Tuesday and Utah's Presidential Preference Poll, where Utahns will have the opportunity to cast their votes and voice their preferences for the next President of the United States in neighborhood caucuses.Utah has 40 delegates at stake in the Presidential primary that will be divided amongst the candidates garnering votes Tuesday night.15 states and one US Territory will vote on Tuesday, Mar. 5 — doling out one third of the delegates needed to win.Registered Utah Republicans can get ready for caucus night by finding a location and registering.Utah Democrats should have received a ballot to vote and will also have an opportunity to caucus and pick delegates for state and county convention.Utah Election Information Highlights on important issues for Utah voters from Wilson's interview:RULING THAT PUTS TRUMP BACK ON THE BALLOT“I'm really glad they ruled the way we did. I expected they would rule the way they did. I mean, voters should be the ones to make this decision about who gets to be our next president, not activists in liberal states, not even activist judges in liberal states. And so, I think it's a good thing so that the American people get to make this decision.WILSON BACKING TRUMP FOR PRESIDENTI endorsed Donald Trump a few months ago. I that it was very clear that he was going to be the next nominee, and I believe he'll be the next president of the United States, and we need to unify the Republican party around him. And we're doing that right now. We've seen that happen over and over and over again and get the country back on track, uh, with his leadership. So, I'm excited. Um, Mm-Hmm. that, uh, we're heading that direction.WILL TRUMP DEBATE ON THE STAGE HERE IN UTAH?I hope that they choose to participate. I think it's good for the American people to hear, uh, both presidential nominees discuss the issues, learn from them what their opinions are, but, you know, and that's a long way off in politics and we'll see what, uh, what happens. But isn't it great that Utah Yeah. Has been chosen to be one of the hosts? And I, we did such a great job with the vice-presidential debate a few years ago that they wanted to bring it back here. It's just amazing.WHY SHOW UP TO CAUCUS?Well, it's a great opportunity and a great way to go out and meet your neighbors. Go out Mm-Hmm. into your precinct, and you just get in a room, and you, uh, will decide who you want to support for the president. You'll also decide who you want to send to be state delegates to the state convention and county delegates, to your county convention, and who's going to run the precinct for the next couple of years. And it's really the grassroots of politics in Utah. And it's, uh, served us really well for a long time. I think it's going to continue to serve us well in the future. So, I've been doing this for probably almost 40 years. Yeah. And it's a great experience if you go out and do it.BORDER CRISISWell, Congress has the ability, uh, to solve this issue if they want, but quite frankly, Joe Biden has the ability to close the border down right now. It's why you saw Border Patrol agents supporting Donald Trump, because they're so frustrated right now that the president who opened up the border when he became president, has done very little to try to close things down. The tools are there, there are resources there. The political will and the leadership are not there. People are frustrated. Now, Congress can do more, and I think they should do more. And I think you'll see them leaning into this issue, uh, in the near future. But we must secure our border. You know, Heidi, we know that the border crisis right now in America is costing every single taxpayer, uh, 1200, $1,300 a year by the time you look at the burden. This is placing on our criminal justice system, on our schools, on our healthcare system. The list goes on and on. Americans are frustrated, they're angry, they should be. And, and the, the fact of the matter is, Joe Biden is the one to blame right now for this issue. We need to get this solved.UKRAINE AND ISRAEL AID TIED TO BORDEROver the course of the next few months, you've got all these different issues both domestically and internationally that Congress is trying to wrestle to the ground. I believe we need to support our ally Israel, um, in defending themselves and dealing with Hamas that needs to be done in a surgical way. And, uh, we're going to continue to support them I'm sure, as a country with the aid that they need. We've supported Israel for years. Yeah. I mean, they've been a great ally. And without them in the Middle East, uh, we would see a lot of problems I think that, uh, we don't have right now. So, uh, I'm very supportive of what's happening there With Ukraine. Uh, people are frustrated. Uh, Americans are frustrated. There's been a hundred plus billion dollars of, of American taxpayer dollars sent there.ECONOMY AND INFLATIONUtah families do feel like they've been pushed to the brink. Mm-Hmm. And, and you said the word economy, but I'll just kind of maybe peel the layer back one additional level, which is what they really feel right now is this incredible inflation. Mm-Hmm. that's hurt them. And we know in the last three years since Biden became president, the average Utah family has seen their cost-of-living increase by about $8,000 a year, Heidi. And that is real money. Everything is costing Utah so much more money, whether it's cars or housing or fuel or food. Yeah. Uh, food right now is costing as much for a Utah family as a percentage of their household budget as it did when I was in high school. I mean, that's how much Utah families are spending on food. They are frustrated, but it's inflation that they're frustrated with.HOW TO FIX INFLATION?The reason we have all this inflation is because the White House and Congress has spent so much money, and we don't have fiscal discipline in Washington, DC and you ask about the solution. Mm-Hmm., the solution is for Congress to start spending less. And in fact, spending what they generate, they're going to spend almost $2 trillion more this year back in Washington than they're generating. In what world does that make sense? That we can spend that much more money than we're generating in Washington DC and then the American people, American families are the ones that are paying the price for it. There needs to be some fiscal discipline in Washington. And here's what's great about what's happening right now in Utah. We know how to do that as Speaker of the house. Not only did I balance our budget, but I balanced our budget and cut taxes three different times for the biggest tax cuts in the history of Utah. Now, that's the kind of leadership we need in Washington is how do you balance a budget? How do you actually cut taxes? And by the way, that doesn't create the kind of inflation, uh, that you're seeing in, in Washington.SPENDING OVERRUNS COME FROM BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS- HOW WILL YOU MAKE A DENT IN THE MASSIVE DEBT?Well, it shouldn't be about campaign promises. Uh, this should be about what's right for the American people. Uh, this should be about what's right in terms of spending and controlling spending. And you've got to change the system in Washington. We've got to either pass a balance budget amendment, or we've got to do something legislatively that says Congress can't spend more money, uh, than they're taking it. And we need some people back there that have actually done the work, that have balanced budgets at a state level and have cut taxes at the same time. Utah's very unique in the sense that we have done that, but until you change the system, the only way you're going to change the system is change the people we send back there, you're going to continue to have this problem. And this is the number one issue I hear from Utahans, whether I'm up in Tremont or I'm down in St. George and everywhere in between, they want Congress to finally get their act together and start spending less money.HOME BUYINGAt the end of the day, it's supply and demand, but the other thing that's changed so dramatically for people is just what a house payment costs them. Yeah. And that's a function of inflation and interest rates. And that's a function of all the spending in Washington. Until we get spending under control in Washington, you're likely to see interest rates stay high, and you're likely to see housing be unaffordable for Utah families. And, and I do worry about the next generation. I mean, like you Heidi, I have kids that are launching in the world, and they are looking at their future, and they want to know that someday they'll be able to live the American dream of owning their own home. And we want to help them as parents, but we need leaders, uh, back in Washington, uh, and here in the state that are going to lean into this issue. You have seen a lot more done at a state level. Uh, we have done more here to help Utah families, uh, get into their first home than Washington's ever, ever thought of. Uh, all Washington's made the problem worse. Utah leaders have tried to make the problem easier to solve.WHAT SETS HIM APART?We need more people in Washington DC that have been in the trenches at a state level solving problems and have seen, uh, from a front row seat the problems in dysfunction that's created in Washington. And that's what's really unique about my candidacy. I mean, I'm the only person, uh, that is running in this race that has a record of the biggest tax cuts in the history of the state. Uh, I'm the only person running in this race that has helped initiate suits against the federal government because of all the problems that they have caused, whether it's on energy policy or public lands or other issues. And having someone that's actually lived the problems that the federal government's created, go back to Washington and prevent problems from happening and fix the problems that are already there is a unique opportunity for Utahans. And that's part of the reason I'm running.CROWDED RACEGovernor Cox is supporting my candidacy. And so, no one has the grassroots support that we have, and no one also has the support of elected officials, including sixty plus mayors from across the state and some of our biggest cities. And here is why. All these people, Heidi are wanting me to get elected to the US Senate. They know I am going to fight for Utah. They know I have got the experience to do this, and they know what this country needs. What Utah needs is to have someone that has actually done the work before.Utah U.S. Senate Candidates:John Curtis, RepublicanBrad Reed Wilson, RepublicanTrent Staggs, RepublicanBrent Orrin Hatch, RepublicanCarolyn Phippen, RepublicanClark S. White, RepublicanChandler H. Tanner, RepublicanJosh Randall, RepublicanJeremy Lewis Friedbaum, RepublicanBrian Earl Jenkins, RepublicanJason J. Walton, RepublicanCaroline Gleich, DemocraticArchie A. 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Caesar talks about Khruangbin, Nothing But Theives, Marvin Gaye, Jain, Bon Iver, Thomas Rhett, Regina Spektor, Ohio, how Utahans are wierd, speed skating, the Olympics, stand-up comedy, Kill Tony, and more.
Hosts: Derek Brown and Taylor Morgan National polls give former President Donald Trump a massive advantage against his primary rivals. A new poll looks at how Utahans favor primary GOP candidates, does the state follow similar national trends? Derek and Taylor discuss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hosts: Derek Brown and Taylor Morgan Campaign Donations vs. Self-Funding Campaigns We begin the show by looking into the money raised so far by District 2 GOP primary candidates. Some candidates have been able to fund their campaigns, does this give them an advantage? New Utah Poll On Presidential Primary Candidates National polls give former President Donald Trump a massive advantage against his primary rivals. A new poll looks at how Utahans favor primary GOP candidates, does the state follow similar national trends? Derek and Taylor discuss. Caucus Election Night vs. Super Tuesday Hosts Derek and Taylor discuss the benefits and drawbacks of a caucus election night vs. Super Tuesday when it comes to Utah electing their presidential choice. GOP Chair Robert Axson joins in on the conversation. Utah Birth Rate Decline Is Partially Due To Cost Yesterday, we looked at a report from Kem C. Gardner that looked into Utah's declining fertility rates. We continue the conversation by discussing looking at the reasons behind the decline. Emily Bell McCormick, Founder of The Policy Project joins the show to discuss what policies can help struggling families. A Conversation On Age & Politics Today, we got an unfortunate reminder of the health issues that come with the age of some of our legislators. Taylor and Derek have a conversation on why we need great effective leaders with experience, and the need to get new great candidates too. Fukushima Is Relaising Treated Water Japan was hit with a 9.0 earthquake that caused a nuclear disaster. Now some of the water used to cool down the plant is getting released to the ocean. Fred Monette, Executive Director of Environmental Health and Safety at the University of Utah tells KSL at Night why we shouldn't worry about radioactive water being released into the ocean, Drug Cartels In Utah A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City returned an 18-count indictment against 28 people for drug-related crimes. KSL Newsradio Reporter Hugo Rikard-Bell is covering the story and gives us details on how drug cartels are using Utah gangs to distribute drugs. How Much Are Elected Officials And Judges In Utah Paid? For our last segment, we take a look at how much money Utah spends on our elected officials and judiciary officials, you might be surprised at how little or how much some officials are paid.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The strikes in Hollywood could suck 3 billion dollars out of the economy. Or more. And Utah will feel it. Virginia Pearce is the Director of Utah Film Commission. She tells Dave & Dujanovic says all the filming planned here is paused now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of the God Pod: Mary Mags, with God as her copilot, read a four-star review and count down the top 10 most memorable moments from Charles' coronation on ‘God's Top Ten List.' On ‘Human News,' Trump throws a tantrum over Biden skipping coronation, Texas weatherman threatens kids with a gun, theocrat Rep Tim Burchett blames lack of Jesus for mass shootings, 61% of Americans want to ban assault weapons according to Fox poll, sugar daddy, Harlan Crow, paid for private school for Clarence Thomas' child, All Supreme Court Justices not cool with oversight, Sam Alito is a man child, robots find out what it's like to be an overworked human, Utahans can no longer rub one out to Pornhub without ID, and right-winger Steven Crowder crusades against no-fault divorce. On ‘Heaven News,' cherubs are caught sneaking into Mary Mag's pop-up pot bakery, God plans to open up a water park, the Heavenly choir performs “Stairway To Heaven,” and Mary reveals Jesus is not a great cook. On ‘Ask God,' you'll discover if God likes the idea of Trevor Noah and Tucker trade shows, if the Daily Mail is the newspaper of hell, if Eric Clapton is full of it, and if God would rather have a horizontal butt or a vertical mouth. Don't miss Mary Mags new song ‘Single Deities' and God's New Commandment!!! The God Pod: Have It Yahweh! After 6000 years of running the universe, God realized that Satan is kicking his butt, like, really bad. Over the centuries and despite lots of trying, God has not been able to smite the forces of evil. So, he started a podcast to do just that. Full of fun and heart, the God Pod is a twice-weekly opportunity for God to hang out with his fellow deities and maybe even meet some interesting humans. NEW EPISODES MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS Join our Discord chat server: https://discord.gg/7v3Cc4pjMC The God Pod is everywhere! https://linktr.ee/godpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The dating world has changed dramatically in the last five years, and sadly dating apps have turned into “hunting grounds” for sexual assault, but Utahans are working to make it safer. While 50 percent of college students in Utah are using dating apps to find dates, it's not all love at first swipe. KSL NewsRadio's Aimee Cobabe explores the dangers of online dating, along with experts from the legal, phycological, and research fields, as well as lessons learned from victims' experiences. Assistant produced by Peter Johnston. Conference Conversations is special programming with content brought to you by KSL Newsradio for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints during General Conference weekends. Listen for great conversations on faith that will appeal to members of the Church but also Christians in general. Conference Conversations is sponsored by ZeroRez; the original no residue carpet cleaning service. Their patented Powered Water® Technology is able to provide a better clean without using harsh chemicals or detergents. Learn more at ZeroRezSaltLake.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The EPA has issued a new rule to restrict smokestack emissions from crossing state lines, AKA the good neighbor rule. Speaker Brad Wilson and Solicitor General Melissa Holyoak say this will raise energy prices for Utahans and force power plants to close their doors... so, Utah is fighting back. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine almost 1 year ago... thousands have fled Ukraine... many of whom have come to Utah. Utahans have supported refugees here at home and sent aid packages overseas. And there's one man who has played a key role in all of this. The Honorary Consul of Ukraine Jonathan Freedman. He joins Boyd to discuss his role and reflect on the 1-year anniversary of this horrific war. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Utah has been reliably red for decades, however, the Beehive State has attracted more media attention than expected during the 2022 midterms, as the Senate race became much more competitive than pundits would have ever guessed. For weeks, Independent challenger Evan McMullin was narrowly behind two-time Republican incumbent Senator Mike Lee. While the latest polls suggest Sen. Lee's lead growing, a surprise McMullin win would make the GOP's chances of reclaiming power in the Senate more challenging. Earlier this week on the FOX News Rundown, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke to both Sen. Lee and Even McMullin separately about their campaigns and this unusual race. Sen. Lee explained how he plans to prioritize key voter concerns like inflation and border security, why he believes his Senate opponent is campaigning as an Independent, and his hopes that the midterms will 'counterbalance' the White House with a Republican-controlled Congress. McMullin discussed why as a conservative independent he is committed to working across party lines to get things done, why he promises not to caucus with the Democrats, and why an Independent can best represent Utahans in Washington. Due to time limitations, we could not include all of the conversations in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interviews with both candidates in Utah's senate Race, Sen. Mike Lee and independent Evan McMullin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Utah has been reliably red for decades, however, the Beehive State has attracted more media attention than expected during the 2022 midterms, as the Senate race became much more competitive than pundits would have ever guessed. For weeks, Independent challenger Evan McMullin was narrowly behind two-time Republican incumbent Senator Mike Lee. While the latest polls suggest Sen. Lee's lead growing, a surprise McMullin win would make the GOP's chances of reclaiming power in the Senate more challenging. Earlier this week on the FOX News Rundown, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke to both Sen. Lee and Even McMullin separately about their campaigns and this unusual race. Sen. Lee explained how he plans to prioritize key voter concerns like inflation and border security, why he believes his Senate opponent is campaigning as an Independent, and his hopes that the midterms will 'counterbalance' the White House with a Republican-controlled Congress. McMullin discussed why as a conservative independent he is committed to working across party lines to get things done, why he promises not to caucus with the Democrats, and why an Independent can best represent Utahans in Washington. Due to time limitations, we could not include all of the conversations in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interviews with both candidates in Utah's senate Race, Sen. Mike Lee and independent Evan McMullin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Utah has been reliably red for decades, however, the Beehive State has attracted more media attention than expected during the 2022 midterms, as the Senate race became much more competitive than pundits would have ever guessed. For weeks, Independent challenger Evan McMullin was narrowly behind two-time Republican incumbent Senator Mike Lee. While the latest polls suggest Sen. Lee's lead growing, a surprise McMullin win would make the GOP's chances of reclaiming power in the Senate more challenging. Earlier this week on the FOX News Rundown, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke to both Sen. Lee and Even McMullin separately about their campaigns and this unusual race. Sen. Lee explained how he plans to prioritize key voter concerns like inflation and border security, why he believes his Senate opponent is campaigning as an Independent, and his hopes that the midterms will 'counterbalance' the White House with a Republican-controlled Congress. McMullin discussed why as a conservative independent he is committed to working across party lines to get things done, why he promises not to caucus with the Democrats, and why an Independent can best represent Utahans in Washington. Due to time limitations, we could not include all of the conversations in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interviews with both candidates in Utah's senate Race, Sen. Mike Lee and independent Evan McMullin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Diabetes and prediabetes impacts the lives of so many Utahans. In this episode Brittany Ly, Maria Velasco, and Sydney Williams from the Utah Division of Health and Human Services join us to talk about how to assess and reduce your risk, along with the many options available to help in managing diabetes. To take the diabetes risk test please visit: https://utahgov.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1BxUAHdVBKi42Sa To explore the class options Sydney mentions in the episode please visit: https://arthritis.health.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/factSheet_DiabetesRelatedPrograms.pdf
With the cost of living continuing to increase, many Utahans are on the fence if they should buy a house or continue renting. Tiffany Kennard is a Realtor with Jason Mitchel Real Estate and has almost a decade of experience helping buyers prepare for their future. She is on the show to share her insights on the topic and what people can do to get the most out of their housing situation.
A bill extending the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act passed the US House this week, to compensate victims exposed to nuclear tests from 1951 to 1992. Congressman Burgess Owens backed the bill in the House and talks with Boyd about how Utahans will benefit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Washington is known for a lot of gridlock, but a new, bipartisan bill just signed into law could help Utahans enjoy our public lands a lot more. Representative Blake Moore talks about the bipartisan MAPLand Act President Biden just signed. He also gives his thoughts on the problem of the US' debt and deficit, which he spoke about this week See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Utahans adjusted their clocks to spring forward as the U.S. Senate voted to make daylight saving permanent. But is that what the states want? Then, West-side reporter Alixel Cabrera discusses her reporting on green energy and solar panels in Salt Like City, specifically on the capital city's west side. And is Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes running for the U.S. Senate? Politico reported that Reyes has been encouraged by former President Donald Trump to run against Sen. Mitt Romney in 2024.
Utah's Clean Slate Law went into effect last week. It automatically wipes minor offenses off of someone's record. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson is a believer in second chances and likes this law. She wanted to find out how her guests on A Woman's View felt about it. Her guests this week included Cherie Call, singer and songwriter, Cathleen Sparrow, Executive Director of the Anne Arundel County Public Library Foundation, and dating coach Kristin Sokol. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
San Francisco voters recalled three members of its school board for keeping campuses closed and being too "woke". The results of this election are reverberating across the country. But is that what's really going on? Randy Economy, the former spokesman for the California Gubernatorial Recall campaign, gives us a report from California on the situation and the underreported storylines Utahans should be thinking about. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
During his State of the State address Governor Cox had some advice for Utahans: don't give up on the idea of America. Boyd breaks down what this means and how we can apply it to some of the challenges our state is facing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Utah is the fastest-growing and second-driest state in the country. We also have one of the nation's highest per-capita rates of water use. According to a recent investigation by ProPublica, officials often push for costly new infrastructure over conservation. Today on the news, we speak with the author of that investigative report. Plus, a national and global effort to conserve 30% of public land and water by 2030 has a new, broad coalition of supporters in Utah. They say Utahans are directly experiencing the effects of climate change and it's time “to do something.” Plus, the Weekly News Reel where we check in with reporters on their latest stories of the Moab area. Doug McMurdo and Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent discuss COVID-19 cases soaring, delays to the Walnut Lane housing development, a local man's death during a wingsuit incident, and Moab's first baby of 2022. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News talks COVID-19 protection, Arches National Park timed entry tickets, and a new pizza place opening this month. Show Notes: Photo: Glen Canyon Dam substation and bridge as seen from the south. Utah has one of the nation's highest per-capita rates of water use. ProPublica: Why the Second-Driest State Rejects Water Conservation https://www.propublica.org/article/why-the-second-driest-state-rejects-water-conservation Utah Geological Survey: Glad You Asked – Does Utah Really Use More Water Than Any Other State? https://www.propublica.org/article/why-the-second-driest-state-rejects-water-conservation Utah 30x30 https://utah30x30.org Weekly News Reel Mentions – The Times-Independent: COVID-19 cases soar as omicron hits Moab https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/covid-19-cases-soar-as-omicron-hits-moab/ The Times-Independent: Walnut Lane housing project delayed again https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/walnut-lane-housing-project-delayed-again/ The Times-Independent: Local man dies in wingsuit incident https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/local-man-dies-in-wingsuit-incident/ The Times-Independent: Introducing Zoie Kamenske, Moab's first baby of 2022 https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/introducing-zoie-kamenske-moabs-first-baby-of-2022/ Moab Sun News: Southeast Utah sees record COVID spread https://www.moabsunnews.com/covid-19/article_5dc90b58-755d-11ec-ba0c-073fd49369e1.html Moab Sun News: Arches has sold over 7,000 timed entry tickets so far https://www.moabsunnews.com/news/article_dda339ce-755e-11ec-8f62-0ff371518e8a.html Moab Sun News: Pizza restaurant, Canyon Pizza Co., to open location in Moab https://www.moabsunnews.com/get_out_and_go/article_b379d7ea-7566-11ec-83d3-2bf2b50d9a32.html
The Point, a future high tech planned community being developed at the old prison site in Draper, will also feature an innovation district. Utah Representative Jefferson Moss chats with Inside Sources about what that is and how it will help Utahans across the state. Guest Hosts: Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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What does Utah get out of the infrastructure bill on President Biden's desk? Senator Mitt Romney, a lead negotiator on the bipartisan bill, chats with Boyd about why he thinks Utahans should support it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lots of Utahans are talking about the redistricting maps that the state legislature will most likely approve soon. But with all the focus on the Congressional maps, are we losing the bigger picture? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Randall was the lead anchor for channel 4 news in Salt Lake City. Before ubiquitous internet news and streaming services, network television news dominated the airways. Every night, hundreds of thousands of Utahans would tune in to hear Randall's professional, objective takes on the happenings of the times. Randall was a trusted and well-liked source […] The post S2 017: “Randall” appeared first on ANDY GOLD.
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- NFL/SEC send strong message on vaccination- Are we headed for a fall with more restrictions? - Amy records pod with Utah AD Mark Harlan- Diversity(lack thereof) in media- Utahans on the clock w/ Donovan Mitchell- Fighting dangerous misinformation/propaganda
Governor Spencer Cox and other elected officials are pleading with Utahans to forgo personal fireworks during the July holidays. The Governor says if he had the legal authority to ban personal fireworks in Utah entirely – he would. Some communities in Utah have already done so, in lieu of action from the state Legislature. Plus, Moab City is running into problems with the contractor slated to build the first phase of the affordable Walnut Lane Apartments. And, as the demand to live in Western towns continues to explode, the housing crunch for local workers is more dire than ever. Our partners at KHOL report that some town governments are offering down payment assistance for some of those workers to buy homes. Show Notes: Photo: Governor Spencer Cox held a press conference on Wednesday to urge Utahans to go without personal fireworks during their July celebrations. Gov Spencer Cox: How Utahans Can Celebrate Safely This Summer https://www.facebook.com/govcox/videos/381034886786825 City of Moab Fireworks Restrictions https://moabcity.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=350 Statewide Fire Restrictions https://utahfireinfo.gov/fire-restrictions/ Moab City: Walnut Lane Apartments https://moabcity.org/571/Walnut-Lane-Apartments Special City Council Meeting 6/30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BPc3L0SamI KHOL: From Vail to Jackson Hole, Down Payment Assistance Tries to Keep More Workers Housed https://891khol.org/from-vail-to-jackson-hole-down-payment-assistance-tries-to-keep-more-workers-housed/
NEWS 6/4/21: Veteran's Mic Cut Off After He Says African Americans Were First To Celebrate Memorial Day, Utah Governor Prays For Rain
5p Utah Jazz Insider Report: Gordie Chiesa, NBA coaching legend 530p Drop of the Day 550p Gordon once again tries to change how Utahans talk 650p show wrap
This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading innovative biopharmaceutical research companies, which are devoted to discovering and developing medicines that enable patients to live longer, healthier and more productive lives. Here is a message about the COVID-19 vaccine from PhRMA. KELLY MCALEER In these unprecedented times, America's biopharmaceutical companies are making great progress against COVID nineteen. Clinical trials are taking place all over the country, including right here in Utah. The recent news on vaccines and treatments are highlighting the incredible progress being made - and bringing hope. From development to clinical trials, and throughout the manufacturing process - these medicines and vaccines are rigorously tested for safety, effectiveness, and quality. Until vaccines are available to all Utahans, please continue doing your part to stay safe by social distancing, wearing a mask and washing your hands. Because following the science is how we get back to normal. DEREK MILLER We are grateful for the vital and unprecedented work being done by the companies represented by PhRMA and will continue to encourage all to do their part while we await the arrival of the vaccines. For updates on how the biopharmaceutical industry is working to defeat COVID-19, visit Phrma.org/coronavirus. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, and this is Speaking on Business. Originally aired: January 8, 2021.
Political consultant Gary Welch joins me to discuss: Governor Cox and his removal for needing permits for concealed carry. This is just another example of "look at the shiny object" type of legislation. This is not some radical new agenda for Utahans nor is it something bold and daring. They are making a big deal out of it, however, to make you to forget all the trash that he did as Lt Gov with COVID. Mitch McConnell's condemnation of Donald Trump is much bigger than people think. In politics, nobody is on their own. Before they make comments like that, they consult with party leadership, advisors, and other Senators. Therefore, McConnell must have backing from party operatives. Does this mean that the rumors of the GOP splitting up are real? Cuomo is getting more and more heat for his stance on murdering the senior citizens that were killed because he forced senior centers to take on COVID patients. Even if Cuomo was truly doing what he felt was the right thing, it still turned out to be worst thing. Additionally, his response was not to try to make it right but to cover it up. It speaks to the mindset of politicians - it is all about them, not us. They don't care and they don't represent us. We need to demand that our politicians be Servant Leaders. www.thebryanhydeshow.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support
There's lot going on during This Week in Moab. First, Representative Carl Albrecht discusses HB 247, which would allow Grand County to spend more of its Transient Room Tax revenue on mitigating the impacts of tourism, as well as on economic diversification efforts. Then (14:00) , Dr. Courtney Flint joins the program to chat about USU's Wellbeing Project. Their 2021 survey will gather data on how Utahans' overall wellbeing is affected by COVID-19. And finally (35:00), Elaine Gizler, Director of Economic Development and the Moab Area Travel Council comes on to give updates on stewarding a developed tourism economy. Tune in!
With COVID-19 vaccinations rolling out in Grand County, local frontline healthcare workers and first responders are breathing easier as we enter the ‘beginning of the end’ of the pandemic. But there’s still a long way to go. Although those classified as top priority are receiving vaccinations now, Utahans in the general population may not receive the vaccine until July. Today on the news, more on this timeline, the Moderna vaccine, and how it works in the body. Plus, record-breaking wildfires in 2020 turned huge swaths of Western forests into barren burn scars. Those forests store winter snowpack that millions of people rely on for drinking and irrigation water. Scientists are investigating what happens when a river’s headwaters goes up in flames. Show Notes: Photo: A still from Moab Regional Hospital’s video on how the COVID-19 vaccine works in the body Sign Up for Local Vaccine Info/Updates https://www.seuhealth.com/covid-vaccine Sign Up for Utah Vaccine Info/Updates https://coronavirus.utah.gov/vaccine#sign-up Utah Vaccine Distribution Timeline https://coronavirus-download.utah.gov/Health/Vaccine_Timeline.pdf Utah Vaccination Plan FAQ https://coronavirus-download.utah.gov/Health/Coronavirus_Vaccine_FAQ.pdf Moab Regional Hospital: How the Vaccine Works in the Body (Video) https://lightroom.adobe.com/shares/6a79ae32571d4edc8bf2c47785f97649 CDC Info about the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different-vaccines/Moderna.html
Richard Proctor The Constitutionality of the Election & Can It Be Overturned? If so, how? Richard Proctor is a retired professional who has been a member of the Constitution Party for over 10 years, and previous candidate for the State of Utah Auditor in 2008 & 2012. The goal of the party in Utah is to spread the message of “Honoring God, Defending the Family, and Restoring the Republic to the principles given us by the Founding Fathers”. This is the same message fostered by the Founding Fathers. They understood that to remain a free and prosperous nation their message needed to be embedded in the hearts and minds of each succeeding generation of Americans. The two major parties have failed miserably in that responsibility. The Constitution Party leadership is finding that this message resonates well with Utahans as it should. This is especially true of those conservatives who are moving to Utah. All of the state officers and nearly 70% of the county leadership are filled by transplants to this state. Our challenge is simply to get that message out to the public. Regardless of how difficult this task is, the party is intent on achieving it. As in other states, those coming into the party in Utah are not only disenfranchised republicans, but many democrats and independents as well. They are fully aware that the message of our Founding Fathers is a timeless one and one that is fitting to every generation of Americans. Richard Proctor has a great book we recommend for you, your family and friends. You can order from your favorite book store and also below on the following website. The Book “Saving The Constitution.” Visit website Show highlights: “I’m playing the role of Paul Revere — ‘The socialists are coming!'” says Richard Proctor, author of Saving the Constitution. He explains why the Trump/Biden election was unconstitutional. “Bogus!” is the word he uses, and spells out the historical details. The trail leads back to the “circular reasoning” of Supreme Court Judge John Marshall in 1803. Richard Proctor explains why The Naked Capitalist, by W. Cleon Skousen, was so important for him back in 1969. Can the current election be overturned? Do we have any Constitution at all? Can we stop the globalists? What about Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia’s death by “natural causes” without an autopsy? Who is controlling Joe Biden? What about Kamala Harris? A listener writes in, “Do We the People have a Constitutional right for a Congressional inquiry of Dominion Voting, or more importantly, their backer Staple Street Capital. Why does a large organization like Staple not even have a Wikipedia page when much smaller companies do? Where’s the transparency?” “There IS no transparency.” Richard Proctor elucidates. What about Donald Trump’s Executive Order on Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election? Can the President suspend habeas corpus? John writes in, “Who would arrest these people?” Richard Proctor recounts his dream in detail. What about an election do-over?
Richard Proctor The Constitutionality of the Election & a Mandatory COVID Vaccine Richard Proctor is a retired professional who has been a member of the Constitution Party for over 10 years, and previous candidate for the State of Utah Auditor in 2008 & 2012. The goal of the party in Utah is to spread the message of “Honoring God, Defending the Family, and Restoring the Republic to the principles given us by the Founding Fathers”. This is the same message fostered by the Founding Fathers. They understood that to remain a free and prosperous nation their message needed to be embedded in the hearts and minds of each succeeding generation of Americans. The two major parties have failed miserably in that responsibility. The Constitution Party leadership is finding that this message resonates well with Utahans as it should. This is especially true of those conservatives who are moving to Utah. All of the state officers and nearly 70% of the county leadership are filled by transplants to this state. Our challenge is simply to get that message out to the public. Regardless of how difficult this task is, the party is intent on achieving it. As in other states, those coming into the party in Utah are not only disenfranchised republicans, but many democrats and independents as well. They are fully aware that the message of our Founding Fathers is a timeless one and one that is fitting to every generation of Americans. Visit website Show highlights: This is a GREAT show for anyone really wanting to understand The Constitution of the United States. Hear what Mr. Proctor has to say about how the recent election results could play out as well as if a mandatory vaccination could be implemented. You didn’t learn this in school and certainly not on any mainstream media. We’re starting to wonder if our lawmakers in Washington have actually ever read it in fact. Questions from a listener: Could Mr. Proctor clear up the “jurisdiction thereof” clause in The Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment states, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state where they reside. Basically, are anchor babies citizens if mom makes it on US soil 2 minutes before birth, or is that just political bs? Because Kamala Harris’ parents were not US citizens, therefore is she eligible to be president? Questions from a listener: What do you believe is currently Fact in America the 10 mi.² of the district of Columbia is the United States of America corporation and constitution? What about the United States of America as it was written in the constitution? Why would anyone hire a attorney, because every attorney’s obligations First is to the courts, secondly to the bar, and last to their clients How would you do better than this to get a fair trial? If they end implementing a vaccine for this nonsense, and the cruise lines and airlines require one for travel, can we be protected under the constitution or any other legal document to not take it and still travel?
Richard Proctor The Constitutionality of the Election & a Mandatory COVID Vaccine Richard Proctor is a retired professional who has been a member of the Constitution Party for over 10 years, and previous candidate for the State of Utah Auditor in 2008 & 2012. The goal of the party in Utah is to spread the message of “Honoring God, Defending the Family, and Restoring the Republic to the principles given us by the Founding Fathers”. This is the same message fostered by the Founding Fathers. They understood that to remain a free and prosperous nation their message needed to be embedded in the hearts and minds of each succeeding generation of Americans. The two major parties have failed miserably in that responsibility. The Constitution Party leadership is finding that this message resonates well with Utahans as it should. This is especially true of those conservatives who are moving to Utah. All of the state officers and nearly 70% of the county leadership are filled by transplants to this state. Our challenge is simply to get that message out to the public. Regardless of how difficult this task is, the party is intent on achieving it. As in other states, those coming into the party in Utah are not only disenfranchised republicans, but many democrats and independents as well. They are fully aware that the message of our Founding Fathers is a timeless one and one that is fitting to every generation of Americans. Visit website Show highlights: This is a GREAT show for anyone really wanting to understand The Constitution of the United States. Hear what Mr. Proctor has to say about how the recent election results could play out as well as if a mandatory vaccination could be implemented. You didn’t learn this in school and certainly not on any mainstream media. We’re starting to wonder if our lawmakers in Washington have actually ever read it in fact. Questions from a listener: Could Mr. Proctor clear up the “jurisdiction thereof” clause in The Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment states, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state where they reside. Basically, are anchor babies citizens if mom makes it on US soil 2 minutes before birth, or is that just political bs? Because Kamala Harris’ parents were not US citizens, therefore is she eligible to be president? Questions from a listener: What do you believe is currently Fact in America the 10 mi.² of the district of Columbia is the United States of America corporation and constitution? What about the United States of America as it was written in the constitution? Why would anyone hire a attorney, because every attorney’s obligations First is to the courts, secondly to the bar, and last to their clients How would you do better than this to get a fair trial? If they end implementing a vaccine for this nonsense, and the cruise lines and airlines require one for travel, can we be protected under the constitution or any other legal document to not take it and still travel?
Richard Proctor The Constitution Party Topic: Will they will figure a way not to finalize the election results according to the 20th. Amendment? If not, Trump’s term officially ends on January 20th and congress can put in whoever they want. Richard Proctor is a retired professional who has been a member of the Constitution Party for over 10 years, and previous candidate for the State of Utah Auditor in 2008 & 2012. The goal of the party in Utah is to spread the message of “Honoring God, Defending the Family, and Restoring the Republic to the principles given us by the Founding Fathers”. This is the same message fostered by the Founding Fathers. They understood that to remain a free and prosperous nation their message needed to be embedded in the hearts and minds of each succeeding generation of Americans. The two major parties have failed miserably in that responsibility. The Constitution Party leadership is finding that this message resonates well with Utahans as it should. This is especially true of those conservatives who are moving to Utah. All of the state officers and nearly 70% of the county leadership are filled by transplants to this state. Our challenge is simply to get that message out to the public. Regardless of how difficult this task is, the party is intent on achieving it. As in other states, those coming into the party in Utah are not only disenfranchised republicans, but many democrats and independents as well. They are fully aware that the message of our Founding Fathers is a timeless one and one that is fitting to every generation of Americans. The stage is possibly set for a deadlocked election, where some states will not certify the electoral votes, and on January 20th. if that is the case, Donald Trump is no longer President, and according to the 20th. Amendment, Congress can put in who ever they want. Richard Proctor explains how the 16th. Amendment, for direct taxes, was initiated before the Federal Reserve Act, as they are connected. Our taxes, back the dollars the FED Bank creates. He says the 16th. Amendment is abhorrent to the Constitution and thus, not true law. He says the Supreme Court has been a political court rather than Constitutional Court since John Jay. The way Representatives are distributed in the House is unconstitutional Most of what The U.S. Government does is with a wink and a nod, and unlawful. No person in government can take away your God given rights regardless of how many “emergencies” they claim are present. Visit website
Finally, Trinity and Bob drive the very last part of the Triangle to make it back to SLC. Utahans love to speed which causes many travails of hiding the load and blending in with the pack on I-15. Once the load was delivered into town there were certain procedures they followed in their trade craft … Continue reading S:1 E13A “Why Mormons Speed” →
More than 2-hundred Utahans have died from the coronavirus... but those 200 people... were more than just numbers. KSL Newsradio's Kelli Pierce has you the story of one woman -- called "a fighter" by her family -- who couldn't win this last round.
State epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn says Utah is experiencing “a real and dramatic” rise in the spread of COVID-19. Utah recently reported new record case highs with 586 on Friday and 643 on Saturday. Governor Gary Herbert called for more personal responsibility among Utahans, and said he continues to be “very concerned” about case counts threatening hospital capacities. Plus, Western senators react to the Great American Outdoors Act. And later, as contractors continue to install new barriers across the U.S.-Mexico border, residents protesting ecological damage feel ignored. Show Notes: Utah COVID-19 Case Counts https://coronavirus.utah.gov/case-counts/ Utah Color-Coded Health Guidance https://coronavirus.utah.gov/utahs-health-guidance-system/ Mountain West News Bureau: Conservation Bill Raises Concerns Among Several Western Senators https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/post/conservation-bill-raises-concerns-among-several-western-senators Arizona Public Media: Border wall construction results in ‘loss of trust’ from community https://news.azpm.org/p/news-azaddicted/2020/6/10/174564-border-wall-construction-results-in-loss-of-trust-from-community/
Meet Jordan Teuscher - Candidate for Utah House of Representatives for District 42 What are his values? Where is he from? What is his vision for Utah and his district? What are the issues that he sees in Utah and how would he address them? Should we have every piece of legislation on the books? Can county and local governments tackle certain issues instead of the state government? Discover the answers and many more topics in this episode of "Conversations with Interesting People" - This is your opportunity to learn more about your potential representative. Please comment below, share and subscribe to the channel. Utahans please let us know if this was helpful to you.For more information please visit: jordanteuscher.com#political #realtalk #apodcast.com #JordanTeuscher #adriansinclair #utahbusiness #utahpolitics #elections2020 #utahElections #representative #democracy #government #reallife #elections #state #local #legislation #utah #politics #district==================================Apodcast.com - Listen, Learn and Share. Join our Facebook Group "Apodcast with..." and introduce us to our next guests:https://www.facebook.com/groups/2266073637018886/ https://Apodcast.com
On Friday evening, Utah Governor Gary Herbert issued a directive across the state – “stay safe and stay home.” Although this is not a shelter in place order, Utahans are now expected to stay home whenever possible. The directive includes specific instructions for all individuals, including those determined to be high-risk. Read the directive here: https://www.kzmu.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Stay-Safe-Stay-Home-Directive.pdf Also – effective March 28th – both Arches and Canyonlands National Parks will be closed to all visitors until further notice. All vehicles, bikes, and pedestrians are prohibited from entering any park areas, including campgrounds, trails, backcountry, and roads. Any recreational use of the parks is in violation of this closure. The National Park Service says they are working with federal, state, and local authorities to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic. News is constantly changing related to local preparedness and COVID-19. KZMU has a community resource page on our website updated multiple times throughout the day. It has the latest on needs and assistance, medical recommendations, and local media coverage. Find it at kzmu.org/covid19/
Science, genetics, teaching and policy. Four things that easily define our guest Dr. Amy J Hawkins. She’s studied the ways that DNA can be damaged in cancer. She’s worked on curricula to help teach genetics at the Genetics Science Learning Center in Utah. She’s worked with policy makers to help improve the lives of fellow Utahans. All makes sense because science, people and politics are all connected. Find out how in this episode with Amy.
If you didn't grow up in Utah, you've probably never heard of the Utah War. Federal troops came to Utah in 1857 creating great anxiety among the Mormons. This war footing led to the Mountain Meadows Massacre, the lowest point in Mormon history. Barbara Jones-Brown tells about these events that led to the greatest atrocity in American history up to that point in 1857. https://youtu.be/-yC2SZ1umL8 Barbara: A memorial from Utah's legislature [was sent to Washington] saying, "Look, if you keep sending us federal officials that we don't like, that we don't agree with, we're going to send them away. Please choose appointees that are from among us and represent our values." Basically one legislator said it was practically a declaration of independence. So there's these kinds of stories, these kind of rumors, some based in fact, some exaggerated that reach Washington. So the new president concludes that he needs to send a whole new set of territorial appointees to Utah, including one to replace Brigham Young as governor and that he's going to send federal troops with them to ensure that they are placed successfully and with no resistance from local Utahans. So Brigham Young and church leaders interpret this as a threat and they vowed that the army, the troops will never enter into their settlements. I'm really glossing over things quickly here, but you have what came to be called the Utah War erupt where the troops and the federal appointees, as they are nearing settlements of what was then Utah Territory. Young and other church leaders send out Mormon militia men to hamper their way. So they're running off their cattle, they're burning the grass in front of them. They are burning their supply wagons, doing everything they can to try and get the troops to be stopped on the plains that year. So that's the environment and you've got this war hysteria going, on if you will, in Utah Territory. These heightened tensions contributed to Mormons in Utah committing the worst war atrocity in U.S. history up to that time in 1857. Approximately 100 settlers from Arkansas were killed. Check out our conversation…. President James Buchanan sent federal troops to Utah to quell the "Mormon Rebellion." The Utah War indirectly led to the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Check out our other conversations about the Mountain Meadows Massacre. 194: What is the Dead Lee Scroll? (Mayfield) 193: John D. Lee's Role in Mountain Meadows Massacre (Mayfield) 074: CSI: Mountain Meadows – Using DNA to Solve 2 Mysteries (Perego)
Today's episode is loaded with big surprises. Like, you thought you were going to get a tax refund from the Feds? SUPRISE! You owe. No refund for you. But...…… I thought. Keep on thinking. Think about the person you voted for president. Sheldon Adelson is getting a BIG refund but not You. Jeff Bezos is taking on the National Enquirer aka AMI. You go Jeff. Put them out of business. Climate change is causing Heart Defects in new borns and infants. The extreme heat that we're having across the country during the summer and fall months is causing this issue among mother's to be. We'll tell you when to have your new baby. Utah comes in for a little hazing. The legislature doesn't want a person to change their birth identity. Utahans are paying their fair share for water. Is Chief Justice John Roberts trying to save his legacy? Kansas City, MO is a place to be if you a homeless veteran. Ladies, years ago it was "Burn your Bras." Now, it's "Recycle your Bras." Learn how here at Peak Reality Check.
2016 Champ Zahkai Brown leads the Utah Open after Round 2 at -12 with his second 66. Utah pros Garrett Fotu and Dusty Fielding are T2 one shot back. Blake Tomlinson, Rhett Rasmussen and Kirk Siddens are tied for low am. Fotu and Rasmussen join the pod.
WTF, Utah?! Nothing says Sunday like a king bed, porn and Kurtis' first time... trying coffee. Join him in reliving the embarrassment. Plus, Jay gets kind of political & (not-so-accidentally) causes many Utahans to suffer 3rd degree burns. Damn. And all this time you thought McDonald's had hot coffee...
Daniel Summerhays leads, the falls back at the Memorial, the first two rounds of matches at the State Sr. Am yield predictable results, no Utahans advance from the US Open sectionals.
Rise and Shout, the Cougars sweep men's and women's team and individual titles at WCC Championships. Utahans win in AZ senior team event.
Fairways Friday on Utah Golf Daily takes a look at Utahans in the Masters and recaps Daniel Summerhays' first Masters round.
Theaters have always shared a special place in history. We crave to be entertained and many of us desire to entertain. Theaters are a place of strong emotions, both those played out by actors and those evoked in the audience. Paranormal activity feeds off of those kinds of emotions. The Capitol Theater was built in the center of Salt Lake City and has entertained Utahans for more than a hundred years. Tragedy has been a part of the Capitol Theater's history as well and that has helped add to the theater's reputation as being a haunted location. Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of the Capitol Theater! The Moment in Oddity is by Bob Sherfield and features the Spruce Goose and This Day in History is by Jessica Bell and features the birth of Belle Boyd. This location was suggested by listener Sue Story and the Research Assistant was Ren Davenport. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes and pictures can be found here: http://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2016/05/hgb-episode-123-capitol-theater.html Become an intregal part of the show and be rewarded at the same time: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump Catch Diane's story that she wrote for The Lift Podcast: http://victoriaslift.com/s1e13/
We've said it before, and we'll say it again: the craft scene in Salt Lake City is growing at an impressive rate. With craft breweries and distilleries innovating and influencing the quality of beverage we enjoy in Utah, it's apparent that Utahans are eager to support and enjoy locally made products. Despite the popularity of craft brewing and distilleries, Utah has a very obvious lack of cideries. Cider is the fastest-growing beverage market in the country. While a lot of chatter revolves around craft brewing, the amount of cider being consumed in the US has increased by 95% in the last year alone. With the United States Association of Cider Makers established five years ago, the popularity and artisan approach of cider making has grown leaps and bounds.Jennifer and Jeff Carleton, the owners of Mountain West Cider, are cider lovers who were unimpressed by the available mass-market options. They saw the lack of cideries in Utah as a problem and knew they had the perfect solution. While Jennifer and Jeff had toyed with the idea of potentially opening a bar or restaurant, it was always a dream that they kept on the top shelf for a later date.But one fateful day an article about cider sparked an idea, and Jennifer and Jeff quickly realized that their dream of owning a business of their own was more possible than they realized. After years of research, planning, and searching, Jennifer and Jeff opened Mountain West Cider in November 2015 at 425 N 400 W.Join us on this episode of The Utah Foodie as we chat with Jennifer and Jeff about their journey from cider lovers to cidery owners, and learn more about the fascinating history of cider in the US.—This episode of The Utah Foodie was hosted by Chase Murdock and produced by Ryan Samanka. Visit our episode archive on Ventricle Presents, and stay connected with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Copyright © Ventricle Media, LLC • ventriclemedia.com
Dustin Goot, Allan Moss and Daniel Quantz join Alison and Jenna Kim Jones for a discussion of Jenna's simmering feelings about Utahans, tenterhooks, Wendy getting spayed, Alison interrupting Daniel's fever dreams, waterbeds, TONYdoodles, Alison and Dustin's past, medication that's either in the mouth or in the butt, tweezers, toe stubbing and so much more. We also did a round of Just Me Or Everyone.
Tell good stories. It's your responsibility to do so. At least that's what Storyforge Productions co-founder Rachel Beck believes. Listen in as Adam and Kevin are joined by Rachel to discuss U.S. history, castle mysteries, and why an aspiring storyteller can never, ever take storytelling lightly. A (Good) Story in Links: Storyforge Productions (@Storyforgers) House on Writer's Block The Adventures of Tintin and Lucky Luke (bandes dessinées) The rocks in Joshua Tree National Park are made of monzogranite and people from Utah are called "Utahans or Utahns," not Utites as Adam first thought Intro & Outro Song: "RetroFuture Clean" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Outro Song Behind Vocals: "Backed Vibes (clean)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Transitions: InceptionBrassHitMedium.wav: Herbert Boland / www.freesound.org Old Fashion Radio Jingle 2.wav: club sound / www.freesound.org
Luke hears if from the listeners over his plan to go on a 'cleanse', Jen learns that she's secretly judgmental of Utahans, and Sean decides, quite unexpectedly, to keep things calm on his Big Free Birthday.
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