Dave & Dujanovic

Dave & Dujanovic

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Dave & Dujanovic episodes

  • The National Governor's Association's visit to Utah
    Utah's own Governor Cox is Chair of the National Governor's Association and the group is in our state for the next couple days. Dave and Marty are joined by Bill McBride, Executive Director of the National Governors Association to discuss the association's agenda, which includes Mathew McConaughey as keynote speaker, and their Disagree Better initiative. Listeners are invited to call in as to whether they feel comfortable sharing their political views. Sue Ellspemann, President of Ivy Tech Community College and Vice Chair of the Presidents Forum, also joins the conversation to talk about related curriculum her organization is working to get into higher education institutions. 
    29 min
  • Razor thin lead for Celeste Maloy in Congressional District 2
    The difference between votes cast for Incumbent Celeste Maloy and challenger Colby Jenkins has decreased to the point where the loser could legally request a recount. What would a recount mean and have we seen a recount in our state for an election of this scale? State Elections Director, Ryan Cowley, and KSL at Night Host Adam Gardiner join Dave and Marty to discuss these questions and more. 
    24 min
  • Following the Alec Baldwin case
     

    Alec Baldwin is facing his manslaughter charges in court today for the death of Halyna Hutchins, who was killed by the misfire of a prop gun on set. Was it gross negligence? KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas breaks down what you need to know about the trial. 

    18 min
  • "Tattoo regret" is becoming a big thing among Gen Zers
     

    With social media becoming more and more prevalent every day, TikTokers and other influencers are coming out and sharing their experience with "tattoo regret." Dave and Adam look into a USA Today article that explains why more people are feeling tattoo regret, and why older generations are saying, "I told you so." 

    11 min
  • Why do candidates give concession speeches?
     

    For almost as long as the United States have been around, political candidates have been giving speeches, but many of these speeches are after the candidate has lost the race. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor for the Deseret News, joins the show to talk about why candidates give these speeches and why they actually matter in today's ever-changing political climate. 

    12 min

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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.