Lots of listeners spent the weekend refreshing their bank accounts … wondering "hey uncle sam, where’s the money?"  Dave and Debbie discuss whether they will use their stimulus money differently this time around.  And Shane Stewart gives us the top 3 ways to spend your stimulus money.

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Alex Kirry joins D2 with a look back on that defining moment that changed the NBA.. when Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19. And we explore the big question: Will we begin seeing more fans at Jazz games anytime soon?

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Dave and Debbie go over what they have learned and how they feel about COVID now vs a year ago.

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Ben Horsley with Granite School District breaks down his first reaction to the school closure last year.. and then came the slamming of the doors at schools across Utah. What they have learned from this, and are some of the ways we learn now here to stay?

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Dr. Brandon Webb with Intermountain Healthcare has been on the frontlines of the pandemic since the beginning.. what have we learned so far and where are we going?

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Debbie got her first dose of the COVID vaccine. Something that came up she didn't expect was three questions that may affect your eligibility on your pre-screening form you filled out before you got the shot. A spokesperson from the Utah County Health Department joins the program to explain if these are 3 reasons why people won’t be allowed to get a COVID shot.

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Let’s talk about the 85% of Utahns who’ll be getting a stimulus check. That’s the estimate. Some with larger families will get $1400 for each family member … 9k-10k. Do you need another round of checks badly enough, to saddle your kids with paying it back? Boyd Matheson joins to explain how this could affect our children down the road...

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Utah’s governor, Spencer Cox, joined Utah’s Morning News … more than hinting that lawmakers maneuver to repeal the mask mandate April 10th put him on the path to get as many of us vaccinated as possible before then... And he hit hard on this: personal responsibility. Are you ready to be personally responsible?

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Utah’s entertainment industry has been decimated by the pandemic. Sit-down restaurants scrambling to become takeout experts, crowded movie theaters are now empty, Jazz games at one-fifth capacity. And what about the music?

Today, we’re tackling the comeback of concerts. We’ll talk to a full-time musician about what he’s had to do to stay afloat and how quickly we’ll be able to return to live concerts. We'll also discuss what organizers are going to do to make you feel safe.

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We’ve got clear signs that work from home is here to stay. And we’ve also got Dave, who became our work from home guru when the pandemic struck one year ago. It has been said that 36 million people will be working remotely by 2025, an 87 percent jump from pre-COVID levels. The pandemic convinced a lot of bosses its doable. But what does it mean for vacant office spaces? We’ll ask real estate agent Thomas Wright if the pandemic is a pre-cursor to a crash of commercial estate. Then, we speak with listeners about their work-at-home experiences.

 

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