Jill McCluskey, Mother of Lauren McCluskey joins Dave and Dujanovic. Lauren was killed by her ex-boyfriend on campus at the University of Utah, 5 years ago on October 22, 2018. Dave and Debbie speak with Jill McCluskey about what changes have been made since Lauren’s death and what work still needs to be done. 

The Biden Administration has made efforts for Israel to delay its invasion of Gaza to wait for aid to arrive and allow the release of more hostages after 2 American hostages were released. Dave and Debbie speak with ABC News Correspondent Justin Finch on the latest visit from a bipartisan group of ten senators as they traveled to Tel Aviv this weekend to visit with Israeli Defense Forces troops. Dave and Debbie also discuss the horrors of war and the impact on families as airstrikes alone are plummeting little kids.

A recent Halloween display of Barbieland has caused chaos in the Daybreak area leading to a street closure in the area due to traffic concerns. Debbie shares her experience of living near Barbieland and what the city is now doing about it to mitigate traffic. 

As the second round of votes for speaker of the house comes to a close, Jim Jordan has once again failed to secure the votes. Dave and Debbie speak to Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources about what comes next with the speaker drama. 

Dave and Debbie revisit the discussion with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas who breaks down why Alec Baldwin is being investigated again on the “Rust” film set shooting. D2 shares their input on the issue.

Utah released the first proposed rule to direct social media companies when it comes to verifying the ages of users on Monday. Social media companies could use your social security number or your webcam to confirm that you are indeed an adult. Aimee Cobabe, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show with all the details. Dave and Debbie take listener calls on just how far they would go with age verification to allow kids to be on social media. 

We are experiencing funflation… It is just too expensive to have fun anymore. Debbie spent $300 to take her kids to Top Golf for 2 hours. Dave can’t keep up with entertainment for his own family as well. Dave and Debbie discuss the impact of funflation and take listener calls.

The Department of Economic Development has received reports that businesses saw a 19% increase in revenue during Open Street weekends due to the influx of pedestrians and the resulting more vibrant atmosphere. Now SLC is doing a survey to look into the different options that Main Street could become.. Some options include cars, some do not. Peter Makowski - Project manager with SLC Economic Development joins the show to discuss the options and why they are studying Main Street. Dave and Debbie continue the discussion with listener calls.