Dave & Dujanovic

 

Dave and Debbie provide updates on the latest missile strike Iran has launched on Israel, then speak with Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News about his latest opinion piece on legal sports betting in the US.

Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes in Israel Tuesday... in response to the Israeli military attack on Hezbollah headquarters In Lebanon. Dave and Debbie break in with live coverage. Amos Guiora, professor at the S.J. Quiney College of Law at the University of Utah who served in the Israel Defense Forces, calls the show live from Israel as he was just in air raid shelter in Jerusalem. Megan Reiss, the former national security policy advisor for Senator Romney and founder and CEO of SolidIntel Inc. joins the show with her analysis on the situation.

The phone is a lifeline in cases of domestic violence -- but what happens if you have a difficult time keeping your phone number and separating your line from an abuser? Courtney Johns, KSL Investigative Reporter, looked into a new law that supports survivors in this situation, and if phone providers are following it.

 

If you or someone you know is going through abuse, help is available.

• The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition operates a confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic abuse hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465).

• Resources are also available online at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition website. https://udvc.org/

Utah Domestic Violence Coalition

End domestic violence in Utah through advocacy, education, collaboration, and leadership. We connect survivors to resources 24/7: 1-800-897-LINK (5465).

udvc.org

 

• YWCA Women in Jeopardy program: 801-537-8600

• Utah’s statewide child abuse and neglect hotline: 1-855-323-DCFS (3237)

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233

Are politics driving your family apart? Dave and Debbie walk through 10 tips listed in the Deseret News on how to not let politics come between your relationships.

Cities and states over 600 miles from Southern Florida, where Hurricane Helene made landfall, are experiencing devastating fallout. Robert Mabe, North Carolina Resident, joins D2 to talk about what he and his family, some of whom live in Asheville, are going through after Hurricane Helene. Dave and Debbie continue the conversation as efforts for help are underway. There are so many roads gone across Western North Carolina that they're bringing in supplies by helicopter, and mule. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is mobilizing to help the area.

Your nachos will be cheap at the Delta Center. Instead of paying $32 for a water, hot dog, nacho, popcorn, and ice cream... you're going to pay $15. Sounds good, but what's the catch? Lindsay Aerts, KSL 5 TV Reporter, speaks with Dave and Debbie about why prices on everything else will likely be going up. D2 also asks listeners to weigh in on how they feel about the issue.

The Smith Entertainment Group has announced a lower price on select concessions items like popcorn, hot dogs and bottled water. Dave and Maura discuss their reaction to this move from SEG.