60% of the residential water supply in Utah is used for growing our green lawns.. Is it time to ditch our green lawns to save water in Utah? Taun Beddes from the KSL Greenhouse Show and USU Extension - joins us to explain the pros and cons behind the fake turf grass that we may need to transition towards in the near future.

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The $9,000 bachelor’s degree offer in Utah -- it’s online only. You can’t substitute a salad for french fries when it comes to course selection. And it’s a general studies degree. Will this challenge other colleges to lower the cost of tuition? SUU President Scott Wyatt joins the show to explain why this degree was initiated. He's followed by State Auditor John Dougall, who'll discuss why this may be beneficially financially for years to come - and when other universities may follow suite.

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Garth Brooks is coming to town and jump-starting excitement for summer concerts. In this segment, Dave, Debbie and producer Caitlyn give you hacks to snag your summer concert tickets.

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Monday Morning fallout for Utah Republican Party is our top story: They're getting scolded by non-Utah republicans for booing and heckling Senator Mitt Romney at the GOP convention in West Valley City. When Romney first stood up and got booed… he also got a standing ovation. Dave and Debbie break down the problems they saw from the GOP Convention with KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson and how hecklers may have missed the mark. We'll also take listener calls.

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Episode 5 of Cold’s second season is out now. Part of this episode focuses on a mystery within a mystery.. In 1987 a man called the police in Roy and the Weber County Sherrif's Office...A mystery-within-a-mystery. The man refused to identify himself, reporting to have found a woman's body near Causey reservoir -- could it have been Joyce Yost. Dave Cawley joins the show to explain how this relates to Joyce's story.

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A look back to our conversation earlier in the show - President Biden says we can afford the plans -- but Dave and Aimee question how accurate that statment is.

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The UT GOP Convention will take place this weekend. Aimee Winder Newton and Dave discuss the future of the party and what new elements may need to be considered.

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Is president Biden living every day like his last? Boyd Matheson discusses how fast Biden is governing through his presidency -- trying to cram this all in at once? What is the risk?

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Let's talk water -- living in Utah we are in drought territory and our state is facing a problem. Cynthia Bee, the Outreach Coordinator with Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District calls in to discuss her concerns on our states water issue, effective ways to save water, and how to report water wasting.

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5 percent of high school students said they participated in some form of cheating, whether it was on a test, plagiarism or copying homework. 95% of high schoolers and 68% of college kids admitted to cheating. We continue the conversation as we hear from Teachers and Ben Horsley with the Granite School District calls in to explain how prevalent cheating is in his district and what happens when cheaters get caught. Followed by listener calls.

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