According to a new Bankrate survey, 80% of summer vacationers are changing their plans due to inflation. Debbie and Derek discuss why this is an issue. Next, they speak with Sara Lafond, a Special Education Teacher who recently returned from London where she won the Women’s World Arm Wrestling Championship for both the right arm and the left arm. She joins the show to talk about how she incorporates her will and determination to win into her lesson plans to inspire her students.

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Is there potential for flooding in Riverton? If so, how is the city preparing? Do they have sandbags ready to go? Stacie Olson, Assistant Public Works Director for Riverton City, joins the show to discuss what they’re doing as a community to help residents prepare for emergencies.

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Today D2 is broadcasting from Riverton High School. The city of Riverton has changed quite a lot over the last few decades, and the growth is substantial. Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs calls the show to lay out his vision for the city, what they’re working on to continue its development, and where he sees it going in the future.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence will visit Utah tomorrow, April 28, for a private event. KSL NewsRadio’s Political Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins to discuss what this could mean. Derek Brown, who is a former Utah GOP Chair and Host of KSL @ Night, joins Debbie today as a guest co-host to discuss who he sees as some of the potential candidates from the Republican Party.

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- The cleanup efforts of the Draper landslides 

- Parents file lawsuit to prevent Alpine School District from closing schools

- What would a presidential race between Trump v. Biden look like in 2024?

- Americans are spending more at restaurants than at grocery stores

- Biden’s quiet re-election strategy

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Dave and Maura discuss the latest information with the Draper Landslides and speak with KSL Newsradio’s Lindsay Aerts about the emergency issue many homeowners are facing in the area and the questions they still have.

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We've learned this morning that Utah has launched the nation’s first statewide waterwise landscaping incentive program. You can get $3 per square foot to rip out your grass. Is that enough for you to rip out your grass? Cynthia Bee, Public Information Officer with the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District, joins the show, followed by listener calls. 

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The headline of a New York Times article says this: Biden’s Quiet Re-election Strategy. As Biden starts his campaign, we ask why he doesn’t spend more time in the public eye. Is this effective? Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson joins the discussion on what works and doesn’t work with this strategy.

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We just learned from Axios that Americans are spending more money at restaurants than at grocery stores. Why? Do we hate cooking that much, or have we just gotten into bad habits since the pandemic? Melva Sine from the Utah Restaurant Association joins the show to discuss how restaurants have been doing as a result of this, followed by listener calls.

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Now that President Biden has announced his re-election campaign, will this really come down to another Biden v. Trump competition for president? Rematches are a staple in boxing... they're usually better than the first. So... with Trump leading the polls for the Republicans and President Biden announcing he's going to run… What would this race look like in 2024? James Curry, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah, joins the discussion.

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