A movement to ban food dyes is gaining traction across the US... by individual states. Dave and Erin discuss the latest developments and what this shows by states getting ahead of the FDA on cracking down on food dyes.

Did Atlantic Reporter Jeffrey Goldberg have an obligation to leave the group text from a journalistic/ethical perspective? Dave and Erin ask longtime journalist, media historian and professor emeritus at Brigham Young University School of Communications, Dr. Dale Cressman to share his perspective.

As The Atlantic releases the entire Signal chat about the US strikes on Yemen, Dave and Erin turn to Ryan Vogel, founding Director of the Center for National Security Studies at UVU to get a closer look at the national security risk of these messages and if the messages should be considered classified.

Do you want to live on the same lot as your family? Dave and Erin look at this idea of building family compounds that would result in housing being available for multiple generations. Could this also bring in more housing options for younger adults?

According to the Deseret News, A bipartisan effort is underway to allow new parents in Congress to vote remotely during maternal and paternal leave. Congressional Reporter with the Deseret News Cami Mondeux joins the show with where this stands and the arguments for and against.

Governor Cox vetoed the proposal that would have rerouted property tax revenue for schools. Now, Dave asks the question, should we pool property taxes and redistribute and set a flat basis tax that goes to schools? Dave and Erin discuss and take listener calls.

The Atlantic has released the entire Signal chat about US strikes on Yemen. Dave and Erin speak with Libby Dean, Newsnation's White House Correspondent about what is in the chat. Brandon Amacher with UVU's Center for National Security shares insight on the national security concern.

New data Study Finds shows 76% of homeowners want to outshine their neighbors! Dave and Debbie discuss the pressure that comes to owning a home and having a great yard to show for it.

Who would have thought that 99-dollar Christmas gift to test your DNA would turn to this? Now that 23 and ME just filed for Bankruptcy, customers are being urged to delete their data from the companies database. Dave and Debbie discuss how you can take control over that and why it's important to look into.