Dave and Debbie have been returning to the social media platform Tik Tok as steps continue to be taken by congress in attempts to ban the app. D2 explain what’s at stake for users with the help of former FBI Supervisor Karl Schmae, while more representatives come out in opposition of the proposed legislation. Why did some opinions change?  

About a year ago, the KSL Investigators went under the hood of some “connected” smart cars to see what kind of information they were gathering. Now, new reporting from the New York Times  found some internet-connected vehicles could be sharing our driving habits with our insurance companies, which is causing rates to rise. KSL Investigative reporter Matt Gephart joins D2 to explain what drivers of "connected" should be aware of.  

Gas is up 50 cents a gallon and you hate it! Why are prices back up and how can we adjust out budget going forward? Is it time to consider an EV might actually save us money in the long run? Dave and Debby talk about their experience in owning EVs, going through the benefits and the pitfalls.  

If you've got flaky friends you may want to hold on making the reservation... Some restaurants are charging fees for cancelling reservations as diners are fed up with no shows and last minute cancellations. Deb shares her  experience with this and just how much you could get dinged for a cancellation.

Four years ago schools across the state of Utah shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. The New York Times is now looking into more of the aftermath from those school closures. Dave and Debbie dive more into the data and speak with Chief of Staff of the Granite School District Ben Horsley on what programs are available for students facing learning loss.

A UT County Commissioner, Tom Sakievich, is being called to resign due to question over his ability to work after being diagnosed with a tumor. Dave and Debbie get the latest information with KSL 5 TV Reporter Lindsay Aerts.

D2 explored "double haters" on the show, which means you don't like either candidate being offered for President.. So if you don't like Trump and you don't like Biden, is there a third party option out there? Host of Inside Sources Boyd Matheson speaks to where things are at with No Labels and the candidate running as an independent Robert F. Kennedy.

We've learned this week that Utah universities could see a spike in cost of tuition, but is there a way for parents to save on their kids tuition by working for the institution? Dave and Debbie discuss what these jobs look like and what is required with University of Utah Chief Human Resources Officer Jeff Herring.

SLC could be a hub for a train that would connect to a few major cities. Dave and Debbie continue the discussion and  look into the appetite for this type of transportation with Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, Jay Evensen.