Dave & Dujanovic

President Biden leaning into his age --does he have a choice?  Address the elephant in the room ... we all get old -- but do you want this old guy -- or that old guy? and how effective will this be heading into November? Dave and Debbie discuss with Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson.

Kids exposed to vulgarity, delegates flipping people off -- the GOP convention circus. Holly Richardson Editor with Utah Policy joins us as we take a closer look into the vulgarity and viciousness exposed to children at the GOP convention explained by Lt. Governor Diedre Henderson and if this convention process has run its course

A major overhaul of high school sports in Utah. Schools accused of violating recruitment rules with international athletes. Dave and Debbie speak with Reporter Amy Donaldson about what  brought this to a head. And looming changes to Utah's high school sports programs because of what she's uncovered.

Gov. Spencer Cox gets tossed by delegates in favor of Blanding resident, state rep, once convicted by a federal jury - Phil Lyman -- who, in his first official act as the GOP choice is accused of picking a running mate who doesn't meet constitutional requirements. But that's who GOP wants to be Utah's next governor. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to explain why he does not meet the requirements and Lyman should find a new pick for his Lt. Governor.

Fight, fight, fight -- kids exposed to vulgarity, delegates flipping people off -- the GOP convention a circus with a side of cannibalism. Dave and Debbie discuss with first time delegate Paul Stout about his chaotic state convention experience and if he would be willing to endure it again in the future.

– Congressional District 3 candidate: Kathryn Dahlin 

– Previewing this weekend's state political conventions

– Is President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan helping or hurting his re-election campaign?

– Pro-Palestine protests around the country; what about in Utah?

– The Movie Show Preview: Most iconic love triangles in films 

It's never a love square or even a love pentagon... it's always a love triangle. Today's movie show is talking about love triangles in film, and we're going to get a preview. What movie has your favorite love triangle? Dave and Maura speak with KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles about their top love triangles in movies.

Pro-Palestine protests continue around the country, leading to police action and even canceled commencement ceremonies. NewsNation correspondent Caitlyn Becker joins the show live from Columbia University to give updates on the situation. The hosts discuss why the protests aren't happening in Utah.

The Supreme Court has rejected President Biden's attempts to forgive student loans through Executive Order, but he's still pushing for it. Dave and Maura offer their opinions on the plans, and discuss whether Biden's proposals are helping or hurting his re-election campaign. Utahns call in to give their thoughts too.

We're joined by the two state party chairs to talk about the big event in Utah politics: state conventions. Robert Axson, Utah Republican Party Chair, gives a preview of the GOP convention at the Salt Palace. Diana Lewis, Utah Democratic Party Chair, also joins the show to discuss the Democrat's convention at Cottonwood High School.