As we have become so focused on the idea of a return to normal.. An interview with Representative Hawkins reopened our eyes to the real issue many are facing with the effects of COVID-19. Reactions to Hawkins story and how we can still choose to be mindful while we fight this pandemic.

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The almighty endgame to the mask mandate has been signed into law. But does this change much? Are people going to start ripping off their masks? - Mia Love and Dave discuss.

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We’ve been cooped up for a year, and now lots of families are hitting the road. And Dave says he gets stuck at the car rental counter doing mental jumping jacks -- asking, "should I buy the extra insurance just in case? "KSL 5 TV's Sloan Schrage clues us in.

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KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry joins Molly and Dave to discuss whether the U.S. Senate will take action with an assault rifle ban after President Biden called for it yesterday. Next, John Huber, for former United States Attorney for the District of Utah, joins Dave and Molly to discuss the common problem of black-market weapons and how easily obtainable they can be for those who want them. And Nancy Farrer Halden with the Utah Gun Violence Prevention Center gives her input on the problem we are facing with gun violence and possible solutions we should consider.

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With Molly Davis from the Libertas Institute as guest host, Dave speaks with Trevor Warner from the Davis County Health Department about their new vaccine appointments available today. Next, Molly and Dave speak with Aislynn Tolman-Hill, from the Utah County Health Department, who'll walk them through the hurdles their county first faced at the start of distribution and what it's looking like today. Next, they speak with KSL Newsradio anchor and reporter Lindsay Aerts, about alternative methods to scheduling the vaccine outside of the health department.

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Several employees in a Utah School District are in trouble after they were caught taking a trip to Georgia on the taxpayers' dime.  They’d booked non-refundable hotel rooms and flights to Savannah. But COVID-19 nixed the in-person conference they were supposed to attend. It became a virtual online conference.

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A conversation that began on yesterday's show has Dave and Debbie thinking about Social Security.  Yesterday, Rep. Chris Stewart explained his reasoning about making changes to the Social Security insurance program, in order to to save it.  Dave and Debbie discuss their thoughts about change, if/why it's crucial, and how that change will affect Social Security recipients going forward.

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Dr. Tamara Sheffield joins KSL Newsradio hosts Dave and Dujanovic to explain the latest with the AstraZeneca vaccine. There's been some confusion regarding efficiency and whether their test numbers were accurate. Also, we'll find out when/if US approval is expected. 

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Retired FBI special agent, Karl Shmae joins Dave and Dujanovic to discuss what to do when an active shooter walks in.

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Dave and Debbie break down the latest information from the Boulder shooting, and they take a close look into the experience of witnesses. They'll speak with Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera who'll explain how police are trained in active shooter situations. And Dave and Debbie will break down what to do when an active shooter walks in. 

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