The International Olympics Committee is changing its long-term strategy for choosing host cities, Salt Lake City is still in contention for the 2030 and 2034 Olympic Games. Utah Games Committee President Fraser Bullock joins the program to discuss the latest on Utah’s bid for the Olympics.

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The U.S. has hit a new record for the amount of energy produced this year from solar and wind sources, generating more power for the first time than coal.

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AN UPDATE of the Titanic tourist submarine and Former SLC Mayor Rocky Anderson has decided to run again in this year's Mayoral race after 15 years since his last was Mayor. We speak to him to discuss what made him run again as Mayor, and what he plans to accomplish if he wins.

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The Salt Lake City School Board voted to shut down the district's online elementary school after the two-year pilot program ended. Yandary Chatwin, Executive Director - Communications and Community Relations for the Salt Lake City School District joins the show to discuss why they decided to end the program. Dave and Taylor take CALLS.

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A massive search operation continues today in the search for the OceanGate submarine missing in the North Atlantic Ocean. Newsnation National Correspondent Emily Finn joins the show with the latest on the rescue efforts.

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Imagine doing a 3 person job by yourself that's what farmers across Utah are struggling with on a daily basis. The industry reliant on migrant labor is struggling to find workers to help put food on the table. KSL News Radio's Hugo Rikard-Bell investigated this problem and started at a farm gate in Ogden. Hugo Rikard-Bell, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show to talk about his report. 

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Republicans know the 2024 election is going to be tight and National Republicans are pushing to erase the stigma over early mail voting among many of their voters. Are Republicans trying to catch up to Democrats in embracing early voting after 2020? Robert Axson, Utah GOP Chair joins the show to talk about early voting and the possibility of a pushback. 

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Last year, Utah re-drew its district... something that happens every 10 years although this one could be short-lived! Utah's Supreme Court is currently looking at a lawsuit filed that alleges the Utah Legislature enacted an "extreme partisan gerrymander" when it approved the new map. Katie Wright, Better Boundaries Executive Director joins Dave and Taylor to talk about this new possibility. 

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Should there be a ban on phones, or smartphones at schools? Some research — such as a 2018 study that Cox cited — have linked social media exposure to depression and anxiety. This year, HB270 - School cell phone Usage Amendments, failed 9-3 in the House Education Committee. CALLS–Should phones be ban from the classroom? 

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