Another major company is telling employees to return to the office 5 days a week: Amazon. But it's the reason why amazons employees are being told to return that caught Dave's attention. Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls, asking: are you for going back to the office, or back to remote work?

The final pitch was thrown at Smith's Ballpark, the stadium that's hosted the Salt Lake Bees for the last 30 years. Amy Hawkins, Ballpark Community Council Chair, talks with Dave and Debbie about what this move means for both the future of this location and its surrounding communities. Listeners are invited in to share their favorite memories from the ballpark. 

With all the buzz and new rules surrounding name, image, and likeness deals for student athletes, some universities have begun to charge a "talent fee" with their tickets in order to help pay some of their players. Is this a trend we could see work its way around the country? Dave and Debbie discuss.  

The state's largest teachers union has gone to court and asked  a judge to void Amendment A, a new bill describing how the state funds education. The UEA astrongly opposed this new amendment, while Gov. Cox said it would be a good idea to support it. Heather Kelly, Host of Money Making Sense Podcast, joins the show to explain how the amendment works and where the funds will be used, and Amanda Oaks, VP of Canyons District Board of Education, discusses  concerns with the amendment.