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Call Utah "mini-California"; CA-east; SLC a future LA... The WSJ names Utah as the hottest tech hub in the country. In it's research the paper found workers are "flocking" here for lots of job options, wages, affordability -- good news for Utah but some of the reasons are laughable. Dave and Debbie discuss.
University of Utah Professor of Astronomy and Physics, Paul Ricketts joins the show live from Pencil Buff, Arkansas to bring an update on what's happening there with the solar eclipse.
Brecken Gnehm, 8th Grade Science Teacher at Thomas Jefferson Jr. High in the Granite School District joins the show to discuss how students are getting involved with the eclipse.
National Correspondent Caityln Becker (@CaitlynBecker) is at Niagara Falls, New York brings the latest on the event from NASA…and the expected one-million watchers there.
Dave and Debbie check in around the country as the total solar eclipse gets underway!
President Biden is expected to announce a new student debt relief plan aimed at giving relief to 25 million who owe more than they borrowed - or who are paying decades old loans. Will this plan see the light of day and is Biden just trying to save face on student debt relief before November? D2 speaks with Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources.
It's a cloudy day in Utah Dave and Debbie speak with Sam Webber, Meteorologist with the National Weather Service in SLC joins the how to explain what can be expected here in Utah and states in the path to totality.
The goal to working is to retirement -- but too many Americans are on the edge of going off a retirement cliff -- Dave and Debbie walk through how to measure if you're one of them.
Understanding Bipolar. Dave and Debbie expand their coverage on the story of Kyler Efinger. The 30-year-old died earlier this year after he breached an emergency exit at Salt Lake International Airport then climbed into an engine cover of a commercial aircraft preparing for takeoff. What we learned shortly after is Kyler had bipolar disorder. Paul J. Carlson, M.D., Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Training Director, General Psychiatry Residency Program with the University of Utah School of Medicine and Huntsman Mental Health Institute. joins as Dave and Debbie continue our conversation on understanding and managing Bipolar Disorder.
Lori Vallow's conviction for murders...seem like a slam dunk -- prosecution had her hair on duct tape used to bind her 7 yol son JJ -- Will prosecutors show tangible evidence that ties Lori's husband -- Chad Daybell to their murders too? Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small to lay out the latest on the trail and KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas shares his expectations on Chad's defense.
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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.