With the recent banking news… people are wondering, “Should I keep some extra cash at home? If so, how much? Although physical cash is becoming less relevant in this digital age, it’s necessary in case we are unable to access our funds in a bank.

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The New York Times - 10 hours apart - posted these headlines: ‘Was this a bailout?’ and ‘Don’t call this a bailout.’ In their podcast The Daily, they drew a fine line between the bank bailouts of 2008 and today. This raises the question… is this a bailout? If not, then what is it?

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Silicon Valley Bank is the first social media bank run in history. How much of this run on the banks was real and unavoidable? And how much was because powerful and influential people stoked the flames of panic? Certified Financial Planner Shane Stewart joins the show to discuss how social media impacts the economy.

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Something broke… but was it enough? According to CNBC, the Fed is still expected to go through with rate hikes. Jeff Stout, owner of Fink & McGregor, joins the show to discuss what impact this crash has on mortgage rates and whether we will see a drop.

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D2 watching headlines from around the U.S. on the fallout from two bank collapses… and the developments are dynamic. How common are bank collapses? And should we be re-evaluating where we keep our money? Dave and Debbie discuss with Greg McBride, Chief Financial Analyst at Bankrate, and take listener calls.

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- What does FDIC cover?

- The interrogation of Brian David Mitchell: inside the courtroom 20 years later 

- Lessons from the fallout of Silicon Valley Bank 

- Would you be okay if you didn’t get a paycheck on your next payday?

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Chief Washington Correspondent Blake Burman (@BlakeBurman) is covering the White House response to the weekend banking collapse. He joins the show with the latest information on the fallout. 

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According to a recent survey by a real estate brokerage called Home Bay, 75% of Americans who moved last year regret moving. Dave and Debbie go through the top reasons as to why.

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In a survey through Envision Utah, Utahns think that supporting teachers and addressing the teacher shortage are the most important strategies for giving kids a great education.

The biggest problem with education in Utah is… teacher pay (#1) Ari Bruening – CEO, Envision Utah and Jason Brown – VP of Education and Communications, Envision Utah joins the show to discuss the study.

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Silicon Valley and Signature banks collapsed over the weekend. It sent shockwaves through the banking industry... and everyone is scrambling right now to cool the temperature of the room. Howard Headlee from the Utah Bankers Association speaks on how businesses in Utah could be impacted.

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