Three Taylor Swift concerts in Austria were cancelled after a terror plot to kill attendees was discovered. Since the discovery, two teenagers have been arrested with the goal to kill as many fans as possible. We hear from a Utah family, Lucia and Gabrielle Fitisemanu who are in Austria as they were planning to attend the concert. Matt Gephart, KSL Investigative Reporter, also joins the show to talk about the ticket refund process after events get cancelled.

The State of Utah executed Taberon Honie this morning at at 12:25 am. As part of his final words he said, “If it needs to be done for them to heal, let’s do this.“ Dave and Debbie talk about the execution and share reaction to his last words. D2 also hears from KSL.com Reporter Pat Reavy who witnessed the execution and describes what he saw.

High performing athletes, and high achievers in any space, are often immediately faced with the question... "What's next?" Simone Biles on X confronted interviewers who ask this question and requests athletes get a well-deserved break after performing their lives' work. Do you feel the pressure to perform in your own life? Dave and Debbie take listener calls.

According to several reports, the Jazz are going to sign Lauri Markkanen to the largest contract in Jazz history. He will make more in 5 years, than Karl Malone and John Stockton made over their combined 39 years in the NBA. Why is this good news not just for the Jazz but for downtown Salt Lake? Dave breaks down the numbers.

New meta-analysis reported on by the New York Times shows that alcohol is never healthy for us, in any amount. Dr. Tom Miller, Chief Medical Officer at University of Utah Health, breaks down this analysis and simplifies its findings for listeners that choose to enjoy libations in any amount.

Housing projects in the ballpark neighborhood are getting closer to completion. How many developments are expected in this area? When should we see these near completion and what impact will this have on this neighborhood? Devin Zander with Building Salt Lake talks with Dave and Debbie about these important local development questions.

D2 goes in depth with Bankrate Analyst Jeff Ostrowski on when and when not to open and draw on a home equity line of credit. Should you use it for remodel projects only? What about using it if you get in a financial jam because a tire blew? Answers can depend on your gender, financial situation, and age.

The voices we often hear the loudest in death penalty cases are from the defendant, or person to be put to death. But why don't we hear from the families of victims in these cases? Matt Hunsaker, who's mom was killed in the eighties, joins Dave and Debbie to talk about his families' experiences during the trial and conviction of the killer.

Disneyland prices are getting to the point that families are having a hard time justifying making the trip. Caleb Silver, Editor-in-Chief for Investopedia, talks with Dave and Debbie about how consumers are responding to the exorbitant prices that have become standard at Disneyland. Also weighing in, Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist at Zions Bank, discusses who this trend primarily effects. Listeners are invited to call in on how these prices have changed their travel plans.