Debbie and Taylor end the show with a discussion on movie bad movie endings that didn't quite stick the landing with KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles.

Nikki Haley will face her fate in her home state during the South Carolina Primary Saturday. Does she have a chance and what will this mean for her campaign moving forward? Hena Doba, Anchor for the weekend edition of Morning in America on Newsnation joins the show with a preview of what's ahead for the weekend.

One year ago, we were facing snow-maggedan, snow packed roads and massive snow totals across the valley - today we are leaning into 50-degree temps. How are the snow totals comparing in 2024 compared to 2023 and what is the outlook for the rest of winter? KSL Meteorologist, Kevin Eubank joins the show to discuss.

The KSL Investigators have been working to get the work calendar of AG Sean Reyes for quite some time and the state records committee has ordered it released, it has not been released because the AG is fighting back -- meanwhile there's a new proposal on Capitol Hill to make all elected officials calendars secret -- (SB 240). Debbie and Taylor speak with The KSL Investigative team Daniella Rivera and Annie Knox.

The gender pay gap in nationally and in Utah. It's surprising how badly it's setting women back -- are we okay earning half a million dollars less over the course of our career than men? Women make $10,000 less than men nationally. In Utah? as of 2020 the US Commission on Civil Rights -- the Utah Advisory Committee -- women in Utah earned 70-cents for every dollar a white male earned, and that disparity could amass to almost a half million dollars over her career. And the pay gap won't close -- if nothing is done.  Debbie and Taylor speak with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas on employee rights when it comes to pay disparities and DMBA Certified Financial Planner Shane Stewart shares how much $10k a year less can mean to a women when it comes to retirement savings.

Nikki Haley heads into her home state for the South Carolina primary Saturday..  But are we holding onto delusion she may have a chance -- because the age of Trump and Biden are something we don't want to accept? Governor cox said it best during Let Me Speak to the Governor when he stated that a president in their 80's is just too old and too exhausting on a person. If Nikki Haley is the youngest option in comparison to Trump and Biden,  why are we settling for two candidates who are both older than the average life expectancy? Debbie and Taylor discuss.

It seems like there is a lot of legislation this session that is trying to keep government records out of public view. Debbie and Taylor break down the legislation on the hill this session with information from Media Attorney, Jeff Hunt. Debbie explains why access to government records is important for the media and the public.

Food Prices are out of control. Food hasn't been this expensive in three decades, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. As food prices skyrocket, Dave shares his latest revelation on how to cut his grocery budget in half - just by simplifying his diet.

Many AT&T customers woke up without cell service this morning..  Leading to many lost customers on what to do without cell phones. Dave and Debbie discuss this wake up call and remind listeners how to navigate life WITHOUT a cell phone.