Based on the best-selling videogame, Borderlands is an action-adventure film that follows a ragtag team of misfits on a mission to save a missing girl who holds the key to unimaginable power. Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles discuss their initial takes and ask this week's big movie question: what's a movie you wish had ended differently? 

In the final few days of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, Alex Cabrero, Reporter for KSL 5 TV, joins the show to bring the latest on Utah athletes who've competed already and will compete before the closing ceremonies on Sunday. 

Breaking’s inclusion in the Paris Games is likely a one-time occurrence: Many in the sports world have mocked it, and breaking is not on the program for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. But, spectators are fascinated with breaking, and the International Olympic Committee heavily promoted qualifying events throughout the spring. Dave and Debbie debate if breaking is a real sport, and take calls from listeners.  

Salt Lake City is updating all of its 270 parking pay stations. The new tablet-based technology will allow people to pay for parking using coins, credit cards, Google and Apple Pay. They will also be able to pay through the ParkSLC Mobile App. Are the new meters a sign of cracking down on illegal parking? Should downtown parking be free? Dave doesn't think so. D2 discuss and invite listener calls. 

New videos from local officials in Pennsylvania emphasize how close officers were to preventing the shooting of former president Donald Trump last month. The videos further reveal the confusion created by overlapping radio traffic and other challenges officers had at the large, open-air event. Former SLC Police Chief Chris Burbank shares his perspective as a former officer and member of the Olympics security detail.  

Is Kamala getting too much of a break from the tough questions, holding rally's instead of news conferences and frequent one on one media interviews. Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson joins the show on why voters won't benefit if Harris just monologues her way to election day.

Is that drink worth it to you? D2 continues the discussion about an article from the New York Times that breaks down the latest science on the impact alcohol has on the body. The study reveals that no amount of alcohol improves health. Randall Carlisle, Media and Community Affairs Specialist at Odyssey House of Utah, speaks from personal experience and shares his story with alcohol addiction. Randall also speaks to the social aspect of drinking and if the trend of non-alcoholic beverages makes it easier or harder for addicts to stay sober.

After SEG bought up the Shops at south Towne, it got Dave and Debbie thinking, when was the last time you shopped at a mall? Are they dying or are they adapting? Brennan Platt, Professor of Economics at Brigham Young University, joins the show to break down the latest on where shopping malls stand in America.