According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Daylight Savings is both bad for our mental and physical health. Host of Let's Get Moving with Maria, Maria Shilaos, joins the show to discuss her conversation with Dr. John Saito about the impact of a twice a year time change on our health and how to combat it.

Distracted drivers, aggressive drivers, and high speeds are all major dangers while driving...but what about the cars themselves? KSL-TV Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt joins the show to discuss his investigation into the rising number of cars that have at least two unfixed safety recalls on the road.

As DOGE goes through the government and lays off more federal employees, that puts a lot of Americans in a spot of possible home and food insecurity. D2 speaks to Jeff Stout from Fink and McGregor, on options for mortgage assistance.  Ginette Bott, President and CEO of the Utah Food Bank shares information on food support in Utah. Paul Smith from the Rental Housing Association of Utah shares options if you need help with rent and out of a lease.

Every four years, voters get to decide which judges stay in their position. There is a new bill on the hill that will create a legislative committee that will evaluate judges for retention. Holly Richardson, Editor with Utah Policy joins the show to explain the proposal. Lowry Snow, Attorney, former Bar President and former legislature speaks to why attorneys may be against this idea.

Empty egg shelves are everywhere these days, the bird flu has got the best of our flock. It seems like there is a solution coming out of DC and it has to do with a billion-dollar investment. Debbie and Dave go in-depth about prices, what affects these prices, and some possible options Americans might have during this shortage. The hosts take calls from listeners and ask if the egg problem is a bit over hyped

The Kaysville Police Department has dedicated 2 parking stalls at their office as a "safe exchange zone." It's designed as a place where people can meet up and exchange goods bought online.  Dave and Debbie discuss.

A Utah 6th grade has been named the "Kindest Kid in America". Aspen Rowley, a 12-year-old from Saratoga Springs who attends Sagehills Elementary joins the show live. Principle of Sagehills Elementary, Terry Rigby also speaks to Aspen's accomplishments.

First time homebuyers, second time homebuyers may have had this experience -- they got squeezed out, their offer ignored, because an investor swooped in with cash. Dave and Debbie talk about a proposal on capitol hill that was set to push investors temporarily to the sidelines when a house goes on the market. Listeners chime in with their takes.