BYU played Kansas State last weekend while Kansas Quarter Back, Avery Johnson, is trying to raise money for his high school principal that has cancer. The method? Money for touchdowns. The problem? BYU didn't allow Kansas to score any. But, in an act of amazing sportsmanship and generosity, BYU fans stepped up anyway to donate to the cause. Dave and Debbie discuss.

Arguments for Amendment D are underway.  Amendment D is the proposed constitutional amendment that would give the legislature the power to keep, repeal or change ballot initiatives approved by voters. Amendment D is printed on your ballot -- but recently a Utah judge voided it -- now the state legislature is arguing before the Utah Supreme Court to argue why it should not be voided. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins the show with more of his analysis on the arguments of the Amendment. KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show with the latest developments from the courtroom.

Amendment A would remove the earmark on state income tax reserving its use for public education, higher education and services for children and people with disabilities from being counted in the November election. The state's largest teacher's union, UEA, has gone to court and asked a judge to void Amendment A, which is all about how the state funds education. Heather Kelly, Host of KSL Podcast Money Making Sense, joins D2 to break down the Amendment as a status hearing has been scheduled for 2 PM Tuesday.

Today we expect to hear more about VP Kamala Harris' economic plan. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, discusses with Dave and Debbie what we expect to hear about the plan and, specifically, how the economy issue could influence the Harris campaign's chances in November.

Home buying with a buddy? Younger Americans are increasingly looking to split the cost of home ownership by buying homes with friends. Is this a financial win or the fastest way to lose a buddy, and your financial shirt? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

A thermal camera attached to a drone found a 10-year-old child who'd wandered away from home during an episode of sleep walking. The 10-year-old was miraculously found a mile and a half from her home unharmed, and fast asleep, after being missing for more than 24 hours. Dave and Debbie discuss their experience with sleep walking children and invite listeners to call in with theirs.

Many Americans say they will vote with their wallets come November, with 81% of polled Americans saying the economy is the most important issue to them according to a recent Pew Research Survey. Additionally, according to the U.S. Labor Department, Americans are facing rising costs, with rent and electricity up nearly 10% or more since June 2022, and car insurance rates have surged nearly 40%. Taylor Morgan, Co-host of KSL at Night and Partner at Morgan May Public Affairs, talks with Dave and Debbie about what these statistics could mean for candidates in the upcoming elections.

Amendment D is the proposed constitutional amendment that would give the legislature the power to keep, repeal or change ballot initiatives approved by voters. Amendment D is printed on your ballot -- but recently a Utah judge voided it -- now the state legislature goes before the Utah Supreme Court to argue why it should not be voided. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins the show to discuss what we're expecting from court today and what it will mean for voters in November.

In a new poll shared on studyfinds.org shows that many Americans are faced with pre-trip paranoia when getting ready to go on vacation. The study also breaks down the stresses people experience while on vacation as well. Dave and Debbie discuss.