The UK is experiencing extreme heat, conditions the area is not accustomed to. Trains are cancelled as infrastructure is failing. Dave and Debbie bring the latest details in the UK and also take a look at what is to come here in Utah with KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank and offers some tips on how to cool down your body in extreme heat.  

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 Dave spent his weekend camping; he shares his story as to how the winds took his campfire by storm and what he did to in a quick act to stop it from spreading into a wildfire.

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Double down? Deb can't afford to double down! Bitten by inflation big time are we supposed to steal food from the mouths of my children to feed a 401k?

Dave and Debbie discuss the stock market and speak with Greg McBride, Chief Financial Anaylyst at Bankrate on the best strategy to see things out long term, followed by listener calls. 

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When it rains it pours, According to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, American's outlook on the state of the US is the worst it has been since 2009. Nearly 7 in 10 say President Joe Biden hasn't paid enough attention to the nation's most pressing problems. When recently confronted about support, The president has been lashing out to a few reporters. Boyd Matheson with Inside Sources joins the show to explain what this may mean for future support.

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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources captured a cougar early this week that had been in the Murray area for weeks. 
Faith Jolly - DWR, calls the show to explain the cougar sightings and what to do if you come across one.

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Netflix is expected to announce its second-quarter earning results today. Expecting a loss of 2 million subscribers. Dave and Debbie take your calls. 

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In a new earnings report expected to be released today, Netflix is anticipating its single largest quarterly loss in the company's history at 2 million global subscribers. The company has hinted that ads will soon come to the platform, will this recoup the gain or push more people away? Dave and Debbie discuss and ask listeners if they are burnt out on Netflix.

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According to Deloitte's 2022 back to school survey, parents plan to spend $661 per child on average for back-to-school shopping this year. That is up 8% since last year and up 27% since before the pandemic. Dave and Debbie break down the costs and share tips on ways to save.

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Elizabeth Smart, kidnapping survivor and founder of the Elizabeth Smart Foundation  joins the show to explain her smart defense program that is designed specifically for women and girls.  As a mother of 3, what has Elizabeth taught her kids about protecting themselves?

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On Monday's show of Dave & Dujanovic, Debbie and Dave discuss the shooting at a mall in Indianapolis and how the shooter was shot by a bystander. D2 also goes through the latest report on the Uvalde, TX school shooting. 

A new study has Dave's eye... For young adults... up to age 40... Alcohol has zero benefits, only risks 

This according to a giant study from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. D2 dives more into that and how to speak to your kids about the battles of peer pressure.

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SHOW TOPICS: 

Mall shooting in Indiana A mall shooting in Indiana - the markings to become another monstrous mass shooting. But for the mall shopper who was packing -- not bags of clothes -- a gun. He kills the active shooter. Surprise: this one makes me feel differently about those of you who pack. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest. Brent Jex, Utah Fraternal Order of Police joins the discus to share his perspective on carrying a gun in public and what the laws are here in Utah. 

988 launch causes uptick in calls to Utah's crisis center 988 -- the new suicide hotline number went into effect this past weekend.. Rachel Lucynski, Business Operations Manager, Community Crisis Services at HMH joins the show to discuss the launch if what the demand was like as well as what people can expect when they call the 988 number? 

Supply of homes has dropped to new low in at least the last 10 years
According to data from Redfin, a national real estate brokerage,  the nation’s months of supply of homes has dropped to new low in at least the last 10 years. For those of us that live in Utah, signs of a housing shortage are obvious.. with high prices and extremely tight inventory. How is this effecting buyers? Devi Cooper, Realtor and 1st Vice of Northern Wasatch Association or Realtors

 Alcohol has zero benefits, only risks for young adults up to age 40 
Not a drop alcohol study -- actually it says a teaspoon of red wine, couple tablespoons of beer won't harm our teens -- but any more than that is bad for the brain. For young adults... up to age 40... Alcohol has zero benefits, only risks. This according to a giant study from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. If you are going to drink…Will this move the needle and push kids away from alcohol? But there's this: peer pressure. How to teach our kids to say no to peer pressure.

Tom Golightly, Assistant Director - Athletics, Counseling and Psychological Services joins the discussion to explain how to speak to your kids about peer pressure and drinking. 

 Kim Hawkes Former DARE Officer/Former North Park Police Chief and currently Utah State DARE Training Facilitator joins the discussion to take us inside the classroom to loop us in about what is being taught in schools about the peer pressure of drinking. 

Will the US see an assault rifle ban? As we continue to report on mass shootings, many are conducted through assault rifles. There is a bill to ban semi-automatic weapons like the AR-15 might be heading to the senate if it can pass the committee. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the discussion to shed light on what movement it does or does not have.

New details from the Uvalde, Texas school shooting in new report The 77 page report on the massacre at Robb elementary school in Uvalde, Texas is out ... it's more than a stain on law enforcement and lack of police leadership on the scene. D2 also talks about what went wrong at the school that made it easy for the gunman to get in.Ben Horsley, Granite School District who has their own school police department, joins the discussion to explain what protocols they have in place and what still needs to be done in Granite Schools for preparedness of a school shooter.  Has the Uvalde shooting been a learning lesson for other schools? 

 The Psychology of Speeding Speeding is up! State troopers ticketed twice as many motorists driving 100 mph or more on Memorial Day this year than last year. Could stress be the cause? Dr. Laura M. White, a clinical psychologist with Huntsman Mental Health Institute and adjunct professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Utah joins the show to explain how speeding could be caused by stress and what you can do to cool down before you get behind the wheel. 

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