Going in depth on a forced sale of a wildly popular app -- Tik Tok. Congress voting to force the company to sell it because of its connection to China..  Dave and Debbie start their series on the sale of Tik Tok and look into other apps that are made by china that are widely used in the US and discuss whether China will even sell Tik Tok to the US.

It's the first day of spring and warmer temperatures are in the forecast! Utah also had an impressive hit with the winter snowpack. Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson about the impact and the upcoming forecast and KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small shares insight about the impacts of the snowpack on the state of Utah and the Great Salt Lake.

Four years ago this month school across the nation began slamming the doors shut and keeping students and teachers home, what began in Utah as soft closure quickly moved to remote learning. And now NYT looks in-depth at the extent of learning loss that still haunting students... even four years later... Dave shares what his kids experienced.  Chief of Staff of the Granite School District, Ben Horsley joins the discussion to shed light n what the Granite School District learned from the school closures and their process of reopening.

Changes are being made to self check out at multiple stores like Target and Walmart. Debbie and Dave walk through these changes, specifically what they have noticed at Wal-Mart.  D2 also speak to the issues of self checkout in comparison to a regular check stand.

You don't like Trump, and you don't like Biden - you might be a double hater. Turns out a majority of voters feel this way so this group of double haters could determine the election. What does that mean overall? Jason Perry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins the discussion with analysis.

In Russia, 2024 elections were held and President Putin won by a landslide, voters in occupied Ukraine were forced to vote at gunpoint. Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson speaks to the election process in Russia and compares how the people of Russia may feel exhausted and how Americans may be traveling in the same direction with similar exhaustion.

Gen Zers feel like they'll never be as financially set as their parents.. even though they may make more then their parents did at their age. According to a new study from Pew Research data shows that Gen z is actually better off financially then their parents at  the same age - but are drowning in debt trying to keep up with today's expenses.  Dave and Debbie discuss this with KSL Newsradio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston to learn how costs today and take listener calls.

Strap in college kids -- life is about to get a lot more expensive... the University of Utah is vying for a tuition hike -- that would make yearly tuition almost $11,000. Dave and Debbie discuss the details and take listener calls.

According to Bankrate, Younger homeowners are more likely to have used retirement savings for a down payment. Is this a good idea? Dave and Debbie speak with DMBA, Certified Financial Planner, Shane Stewart about how it would work to pull from your 401k for housing costs and what to know before you do so.