Dave & Dujanovic

Dave & Dujanovic

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Dave & Dujanovic episodes

  • Hiring managers throw out resumes created by AI

    According to a new survey, 80% of hiring managers discard resumes and cover letters they believe were generated using AI. Julie Bauke, President & Chief Career Strategist at The Bauke Group, a career happiness coaching firm, joins D2 to discuss the takeaways were for jobseekers and if there is there a way to effectively incorporate AI into your resume and/or cover letter. 

    10 min
  • Kids and sextortion: What Meta is doing to protect kids on Instagram
     

    If your child is on Instagram, you need to hear what Meta is doing to protect your kids from predators on the app. Their primary concern? 'Sextortion,' which is when an online predator tricks their victim into sharing intimate pictures or videos and then demands money to keep that content private. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s (NCMEC) cyber tip line received 26,718 sextortion reports in 2023. Ravi Sinha, Head of Child Safety Policy at Meta, talks with Dave and Debbie about what Meta is doing to keep kids safe on Instagram. 

    10 min
  • Utah food tax lives on
     

    There was a chance that the food tax would go away... but when Amendment A was struck down by the courts... it guaranteed that the food tax would remain.  Dave walks through how much shoppers would save if the state sales tax on food went away. Dave went grocery shopping and shares what he learned at the check stand. Gina Corina with Utahns Against Hunger joins the discussion to discuss what this tax staying in place means for Utahns. 

    21 min
  • Cottonwood Heights woman accused of murdering husband appears in court
    Earlier this month, Jennifer Gledhill was accused of killing her husband, Matthew Johnson, a member of the Utah National Guard, who was reported missing on September 23rd. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas rejoins the show to weigh in on the significance that his body hasn't been found. Eric Cabrera, KSL NewsRadio reporter, has been at the courthouse as Gledhill makes her first court appearance and joins D2 with the latest updates.
    20 min
  • Remote workers say they need a pay raise to return to office
    Remote workers say they would need a pay increase to go back to work in the office. The Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes of 9,457 Americans finds the typical worker who has worked from home at some point since 2020 said they would require more pay to clock in fully in-person. How much more would they need? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.
    17 min
  • 13 food recalls issued in October
    Check your fridge! What do Green onions, waffles, chicken salad and chip dip share in common? They're all part of several food warnings and recalls issued in the last month by the federal government. Jose Brandao, PhD, Assistant Professor & Extension Food Safety Specialist at Utah State University, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss what to watch for and how to stay food safe.
    21 min
  • Bomb squad detonates suspicious device found at elementary school in Kaysville
    On Saturday afternoon, Kaysville police responded to a report of a suspicious homemade firework or pipe bomb device found in the area of Endeavor Elementary School. The device was safely detonated the bomb squad and no students were at the school at the time. Kaysville Police Department Public Information Officer, Noelia Sarmiento, joins the show to discuss the latest with this scary situation.
    10 min
  • Elon Musk's million dollar giveaway to sign petition in Pennsylvania
    Incentive to sign! The world's richest man is giving away $1M a day to one lucky registered voter in Pennsylvania. Elon Musk awarded a second million dollar check yesterday at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania. The award is part of an incentive program to sign a petition supporting the First and Second Amendments. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins D2 to discuss the legality of this giveaway and the implications of it for campaign finance law.
    11 min
  • Millions turn out for early voting
    Nearly 14 million early votes have already been cast across the nation, by mail or in person. Adam Gardiner, co-host of KSL at Night and Political insider, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss whether early voting bodes well for republicans or democrats. Boyd Matheson, host of Inside Sources, speak to what this means for the presidential candidates. Will the trend continue or will it taper? Salt Lake County Clerk, Lannie Chapman, talks with D2 to discuss how SLCO compares to the national trend.
    42 min

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