Haircuts, Housing and hobbies... along with a steady diet of Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner is breaking the bank for parents. The Brookings Institute figured out that it costs $300K to raise a child. Dave and Debbie go through the costs to raise a child and compare to this study items that may not have been considered.

A deep dive into DIY at-home active shooter drills. A mom's video of her training her 5 year old son is catching our attention too. Her heart seems to be in the right place, but Deb worries she may be inadvertently given him bad advice. Wyatt Weber, UHP Department of Public Safety and active shooting trainer joins the show to discuss

Checking in on the housing market as we've learned that the median price for a single family home in Salt Lake County is now $600,000 -- compared to last July at $550,000. It is reported there less competition with other families... but let's take it a step further.. what if you bought a home with another family.. is that a work around for the high price tag? Thomas Wright, Real Estate Agent joins the show to discuss alternative home buying options.

The pause on college student loan payments in place through the pandemic is set to end next Wednesday. We don't know if the President will extend it. We do know he's being nudged to wipe away -- cancel -- $10k in college loan debt. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue. Caitlyn Johnston, KSL Newsradio Producer shares her experience with student loans and the impact of $10k being wiped away

A new trend called "quiet quitting" is taking over the workplace according to users on the social media giant TikTok. The phrase is a new name for the age-old activity of slacking off on the job. Scott and Deb discuss the pros and cons of this new workplace phenomenon.

A new way to buy hearing aids launches this fall -- over the counter. Deb hopes the new sales method will make it comfortable for seniors to get outfitted for one, as well as less expensive.

As Debbie and Scott revisit the discussion surrounding universal free lunch, Ogden School District announced that 8 of its schools will be offering free lunch. Jer Bates, Director of Communications with the Ogden School District calls the show.

In a press conference last week, Gov. Cox took a moment to address those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts. He also stressed the importance of getting help if you are having these thoughts. Scott and Deb discuss the merits and pitfalls of being a public figure sharing your battles with mental health. Tom Golightly, Clinical professor and Assistant Director of Athletics, Counseling and Psychological Services joins the show to discuss stigma surrounding mental health

Headline: I’ve analyzed the profit margins of 30,000 gas stations. Here’s the proof that fuel retailers are not to blame for high gas prices. Let's walk through this Fortune Magazine article, we can't afford the gas to drive through it. Who do you blame for pump prices?