Sen. Mitt Romney helps secure millions of dollars a year to study the shrinking GSL.  University of Utah professor of Atmospheric Sciences, Kevin Perry who sounded the alarm years ago about a drying GSL joins us live -- do we have 5 years to study this it seems dire now?

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Tweet: Voices for Utah Children... USBOE voted NEAR unanimously to support asking #utleg for $51.4 million during the 2023 session to fully fund optional FDK statewide for families that want it. #utpol. Anna Thomas, Policy Analyst with Voices for Utah Children joins the show to discuss this further. Followed by listener calls. 

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A web designer refused to design website for same sex wedding in Colorado - and although same-sex weddings might be against her Christian faith... this case is about her free speech rights.This is the big difference between her and the Colorado Baker case a few years ago. You'll remember the Colorado Baker didn't want to make same-sex wedding cakes because it went against his religious beliefs. The court punted on this case and never made a ruling on it. Dave and Debbie discuss the case. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss what law she is challenging in Colorado. 

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9:05 - 9:20 Cameras found taped under sink in U of U bathrooms- 

 We begin talking about the hidden cameras found taped inside bathrooms at the University of Utah. The U says a student found a covert camera taped under a bathroom sink and turned it in. Which led to a police search of other bathrooms where they found another hidden camera -- and tape in a 3rd bathroom where another camera may have been.  Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst joins the show to discuss.. What if these secretly recorded videos weren't just contained to the hidden cameras?  

 9:50 -  Rail Strike could lead to "catastrophic effect" on ability to treat clean drinking water

 The House passed a bill to avert a potential rail strike that could have devastated the nation’s supply chain and delayed deliveries amid the holidays. The House also passed a separate bill to give seven paid sick days to rail workers with just three Republicans voting in favor. Jack Hedge, Former President of Utah Inland Port Authority joins the show to discuss what could come if a rail strike occurs and how clean drinking water may be affected. 

10:05 - 10:20 - Priced out Inflation: How do you scale down Christmas?

KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show with the latest information from the cameras found in a bathroom at the University of Utah. And then D2 goes right on the money! Amazon says it had its biggest Thanksgiving shopping weekend. It's across the board -- in stores, online an additional 17-million shoppers this year.  Is no one worried about inflation? You just can't say no to holiday traditions and overspending. We can't control ourselves when we see a deal.Dave is having this struggle right now in hishome. Lots of extra expenses this year and we're trying to figure out how we cutback for Christmas. Dave and Debbie discuss the family struggle of scaling down Christmas. Followed by listener calls. 

10:35 - Confusion remains on details of University of Idaho Student Murders 

Confusion deepens over whether any of the 4 University of Idaho students were targeted in fatal stabbings. Four students – Ethan Chapin, 20; Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Madison Mogen, 21 – were found stabbed to death November 13 in an off-campus Moscow home, upending a town that hadn’t recorded a single murder since 2015. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest information.

10:50 - No degree? No Problem. Employers are rethinking the need for college degrees 

A workplace think tank called the Burning Glass Institute has found that job postings that demand at least a bachelor’s degree have fallen well below the 50% mark as companies large and small strive to fill open positions in an economy where available jobs outpace available workers by about two-to-one. Dave and Debbie discuss why this may be happening and if it will stick around. 

11:05 - Students react to cameras found in the University of Utah bathrooms 

KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small brings the latest information and shares reaction from students. 

11:20 - 11:35 - How to become a superager 

Debbie wants to be a super agent when she grows up! There is a select group of individuals who have the brain of a 20-30 year old in their 80s! Jeremy Cunningham, Utah Alzheimers Association joins to discuss what we can do to increase our cognitive ability and what we know about a new alzhiemers drug making its way through the FDA.

11:50 - Festival of Trees Festival of trees is back again!

D2 is joined by a representative with the Festival of Trees to discuss what they have taking place this year. 

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Festival of trees is back again! D2 is joined by a representative with the Festival of Trees to discuss what they have taking place this year. 

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Debbie wants to be a super agent when she grows up! There is a select group of individuals who have the brain of a 20-30 year old in their 80s! Jeremy Cunningham, Utah Alzheimer's Association joins to discuss what we can do to increase our cognitive ability and what we know about a new Alzheimer's drug making its way through the FDA.

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KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small brings the latest information and shares reaction from students. 

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A workplace think tank called the Burning Glass Institute has found that job postings that demand at least a bachelor’s degree have fallen well below the 50% mark as companies large and small strive to fill open positions in an economy where available jobs outpace available workers by about two-to-one. Dave and Debbie discuss why this may be happening and if it will stick around. 

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KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show with the latest information from the cameras found in a bathroom at the University of Utah. And then D2 goes right on the money! Amazon says it had its biggest Thanksgiving shopping weekend. It's across the board -- in stores, online an additional 17-million shoppers this year.  Is no one worried about inflation? You just can't say no to holiday traditions and overspending. We can't control ourselves when we see a deal.Dave is having this struggle right now in hishome. Lots of extra expenses this year and we're trying to figure out how we cutback for Christmas. Dave and Debbie discuss the family struggle of scaling down Christmas. Followed by listener calls. 

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