The potential impact of Trump's Tariffs

After 3 years of debate, Washington Terrace has approved an ordinance allowing backyard chickens. The amount of chickens you can have is dependent on lot size. Dave and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of owning chickens. They take calls from listeners to hear what they have to say about owning chickens.

Homes are available to buy at Walmart and Amazon, but they're tiny. For a fraction of the cost of a home, companies are offering "Tiny Homes" on their websites. Dave and Debbie discuss some of the housing options with KSL Newsradio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston, and how these houses work. They also take calls from listeners to get their opinions on these homes.

Utah legislators have introduced a bill to help child actors and kids featured online who help create content on their family's social media accounts. The bill would require parents to set aside a portion of their income for their kids. Rep. Doug Owens joins Dave and Debbie to discuss why this bill was proposed in the first place.

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose increased tariffs on Mexico and Canada, starting Saturday. Economists predict that with the increased prices for these countries to export their goods to the US, those costs could be reflected in prices at the grocery store. Dave and Debbie break down the impact these tariffs could have on consumers.

The Trump administration is offering to buyout two million federal workers in a bid to re-shape the government. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins Dave and Debbie to explain the legal implications of the buyout and what to know before you accept any sort of severance package.

The plans for Smith's Ballpark were revealed last night and some big changes are coming in the next few years. Amy Hawkins, Ballpark Community Council Chair, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss what these changes are going to bring to the community and how a new green space can help build the community feeling.

Air Taxis are getting closer to reality here in Utah! BETA Technologies CEO & Founder Kyle Clark joins the show to discuss what progress was made on capitol hill today regarding Air Taxi's coming to Utah.

Going to the movies are already a hassle, and a Senator in Connecticut is looking to simplify the process by introducing a bill to require letting consumers know specific times when trailers will begin, and when the movie actually starts. Dave and Debbie speak with Andy Farnsworth from the KSL Movie Show about trailers, and if this new legislation actually helps consumers.