Former translator for the US Fardeen, has a family still trapped in Afghanistan, he calls the show to describe the situation for his family and shares his frustrations

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UT- Task Force 1 Program Manager Brian Case joins the show to tell us on his experience when he helped after Hurricane Katrina and gives us the latest from Hurricane Ida.

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Hurricane Ida devastated Louisiana on its path, Kevin Eubank gives an update on the storm and the damages it left behind.

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Over the weekend there was a vigil held for Staff Sgt. Taylor Hoover a Utahn who lost his life during the suicide bombing at the Kabul Airport last week. Dave and Debbie break down the event and the latest in Afghanistan

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Dave and Dujanovic devote an hour to as many back to school issues they can discuss in that time. The segment begins with a call from Mary Catherine Perry, a parent in the Salt Lake City School District. She'll discuss what's got her worried about sending her children back to school.

Next, the struggle to keep grades up when classes shut down is real and it's ongoing. Dave and Debbie talk with Jadee Talbott Director of Family and Community Engagement with the Granite School District. They'll try toarm parents with the things they can do now to assess where their child is on the academic ladder.

One of the elephants in the room is COVID-19, and how to keep kids safe from it at school.  Dr. Neal Davis, Medical Director of Pediatrics at Intermountain Healthcare, discusses parents' health concerns related to their children.

The KSL Townhall: Back to School continues with a discussion about the Safe UT app. As kids are going back to school they’re going to face tough challenges including bullies, COVID-19, and facemasks. Denia-Marie Ollerton, Clinical Mental Health Counselor and the Safe UT supervisor discusses mental health concerns for students and information on the SAFE UT app.

Finally, Dave and Debbie look into how the physical wellbeing of students can impact their learning, and what parents can do to increase motivation in this area. Sally Williams Health & PE Curriculum Specialist with Canyons School District joins the discussion.

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After the Pfizer vaccine received approval from the FDA, companies now are finding different ways to incentivize workers to get vaccinated. One of the most extreme measures to date comes from Delta Airlines! Dave and Debbie discuss the issue.

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Former FBI supervisor Karl Schmae calls in with reaction and analysis on the explosion at the Kabul Airport. He'll focus on the threat from an evolving ISIS.

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Who killed a married couple while they camped near Arches National Park?  The Grand County Sheriff doesn’t know. What we do know is that the community is in despair and the manhunt for their killer has been unsuccessful. KSL Newsradio Executive Producer of Digital Content Becky Bruce joins the show to discuss her conversation with the woman who found the bodies.

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Dave and Debbie continue to discuss the newest information about the blasts at the Kabul Airport in Afghanistan.

 

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Inside Sources hot Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Debbie as they continue to report new details on the explosion at the airport in Kabul, and discuss Americans who are still in the country.

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