Dave & Dujanovic

Dave & Dujanovic

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Dave & Dujanovic episodes

  • What polling shows in the swing states as election day gets closer
    With each day showing a new poll and different results coming from each one, what do the polls really say? In such a tight race, is there any way to know who's actually in the lead? Debbie and Taylor discuss some of the early voting numbers from this year and look at recent polls to see if there is any indication on how the election could go
    11 min
  • Republicans encourage early voting
    The Republican party is pushing to get voters to turn in their ballots early, unlike previous elections. Former president Donald Trump recently encouraged voters to get out and vote early in an interview with Fox news. Debbie and Taylor talk about how this new trend could affect the election in 14 days, how republicans have switched gears on early votin in comparison to past elections, and take a deeper look into the numbers from around the country.
    12 min
  • Utah impacted by McDonald's E. coli outbreak
    McDonald's is pulling one of it's hamburgers off the menu following an E. coli breakout that the CDC says caused the death of one person and got 49 others sick across the mountain west. Delaney Moore, an epidemiologist with the Utah Department of Health, joins the show to talk about how Utah was affected by this breakout and gives an update on how this situation is being handled.
    9 min
  • Economic anxiety strains Utah voters
    Economic anxiety is taking a toll on Utahns and a new poll shows that housing and inflation are at the top of the list. KSL at Night host Taylor Morgan fills in for Dave today. Debbie and Taylor talk about their past experiences with buying and renting homes. David Byler, Chief of Research at NPI, joins the show to talk about this new poll and what he's seeing from Utahns. Debbie and Taylor take calls from listeners to hear what their biggest financial concerns are. Inside Sources host, Boyd Matheson, joins the show to share his thoughts and if the election this year is impacting these concerns.
    40 min
  • Dave & Dujanovic Full Show October 22nd, 2024: Utah food tax lives on
    • Kids and sextortion: What Meta is doing to protect kids on Instagram 
    • Hiring managers throw out resumes created by AI 
    • The triple threat against Utah restaurants
    • Utah schools see decrease in enrollment
    • Is it legal to take a selfie with your ballot?
    • Opinion: Think Americans are dishonest? Think again
    • New tunnel shortens walk to Concourse B at SLC International Airport
      • 1 hr 59 min
    • Opinion: Think Americans are dishonest? Think again

      At the height of election season, and all the fact-checking and untruths that come with it, the average person might get the impression that America is the land of dishonesty. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News, discusses why we shouldn't be calling each other liars. Dave and Debbie take listener calls to learn more about listeners most honorable moments. 

      21 min
    • Is it legal to take a selfie with your ballot?

      KSL NewsRadio reporter, Hugo Rickard-Bell, brings D2 the latest after an explosion overnight at an apartment complex in Lehi. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas talks with Dave and Debbie and the legality of taking pictures with your ballot when voting. 

      12 min
    • Utah schools see decrease in enrollment

      According to data released by the Utah State Board of Education, enrollment in Utah’s public education system decreased by 4,873 records, or 0.7% from last year. Aaron Brough, director of data and statistics with the Utah State Board of Education, talks with D2 about what these numbers show and the impacts could this have on Utah schools down the road. 

      9 min
    • The triple threat against Utah restaurants

      It's a triple stack of trouble for our local restaurants. First the pandemic shut them down, then inflation and wage increases came at them like a semi truck. Now, too many are skipping restaurants in favor of savoring an a home cooked meal. Utah restaurant revenue is down fifteen percent since the pandemic, and small, local restaurants are especially feeling the pinch. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue and take listener calls. 

      22 min

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    Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.