The smartphone has become a vital piece of tech for most people. It has our banking apps, social media, and calendar for important events. In a study, it was found that most who take a two week break from their smart phone reported feeling better. Dave and Debbie discuss what was found in the study. Utahns call in about how they handle their own smart phone addictions.

Americans are paying a rising amount monthly to their credit card debts, but studies show that they are still barely keeping afloat. We speak to KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt and KSL Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage, about the ballooning cost of household debts, and how to strategically tackle these debts using the apps you might already have.

In a recent settlement with DoorDash in New York, the company is being forced to pay back over seventeen million dollars back to its dashers after claims that they unfairly used tips to subsidize their wages instead of letting them keep their tips. We speak to Utahns about their experience with tipping, and some unusual practices certain gig workers have had around tips at their jobs.

Debbie shares a continued list of tips on specific ways to nickel and dime your way out inflation as high costs continue.

School officials in Arizona are now apologizing after some of their fans started an offensive chant towards BYU. At what point should the NCAA step in with these types of chants? Do they play a role? BYU insider Mitch Harper joins the conversation.

Chatbots of the dead -- would you utilize a chatbot to communicate with a loved one who passed? Dave and Debbie discuss and hear perspective from listeners.

Another email from Elon Musk and DOGE… This one demanding that federal workers send an email, detailing what they did in their job this past week. Dave and Debbie speak to the recent developments of DOGE and question the level of compassion needed when it comes to mass layoffs.

The Granite School District issues $5 fees for Truancies.  Is this fee necessary or is failing classes enough of a punishment? Ben Horsley, Superintendent with the Granite School District joins the show to share the purpose of these fees and if they have been effective.

Apple is expected to build A.I. Servers in Houston and Spend $500 Billion in U.S, creating 20k jobs, and open up a facility in Texas in 2 years.... is this a win for President Trump's tariff plan? Dave and Debbie discuss.