Guest hosts Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas are joined by host of The Movie Show Steve Salles and Guest Host Rachel Wagner to talk about their program next. Movie question of the week: What’s your dad’s favorite movie? 

Today is the last day to register for a mail-in ballot to vote in primary elections across the state. State Elections Director Ryan Cowley joins the show to talk all things elections and how you can more conveniently perform your civic duty of voting for elected officials. 

Last night, the Salt Lake City area reached a record high low temperature of 78 degrees. KSL 5 TV's Matt Johnson breaks down what effect it can have when it doesn't cool down enough in the evenings. The hosts also discuss how warm overnight temperatures can affect a person's sleep. 

The U.S. Supreme Court has made several large decisions lately that effect Utah and the U.S. public. Host of KSL at Night, and KSL Legal Analyst, answers Taylor's questions about the legality of bump stocks, mifepristone, and other decisions in front of the highest court of the land. 

Utah had a great snow year which is great for our desert climate. But unexpectedly high temperatures this Spring has led to large runoff in local rivers. Spencer Cannon, Sergeant with Utah County Sheriff's Office, joins Taylor and Greg to remind listeners about the precautions they should be taking when recreating near rivers and streams. 

The National Retail Federation says they expect people to spend significantly less on Father’s day than was spent on Mother's day. How much do you spend on Father's Day gifts? Do you spend more for Mother's Day or Father's Day? Americans on average will spend $189 on Dad this year. Greg and Taylor discuss and take listener calls. 

Guest hosts Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan are joined by KSL 5 TV's Lindsey Aerts who reported on rumors that Brad Wilson could be winding down his primary campaign for US Senate. 

Candidates for Congressional District 3 were united on many issues in last night's debate. However, one candidate, current State Auditor John "Frugal" Dougall, separated from the group with his stance on former President Donald Trump. Dave and Debbie ask what effect he hopes his stance will have on this race and the Republican party at large.