If you thought you’d be waiting until summer to get vaccinated, you’re wrong. The governor says that on April 1st every Utahn who wants one will get their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

But, did Utah lawmakers put the governor in a race against the clock to get hundreds of thousands of Utahns at least one dose of a vaccine in arms -- not fully immune yet -- before the mask mandate is ditched on April 10th?  We'll speak with Utah State Senator Todd Weiler.

 

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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has announced that on April 1st every Utahn who wants one, will get their first dose of COVID-19 vaccination. In these segments, we speak with Rich Lakin, Immunization Program Manager for the Utah Department of Health about the timeline, and whether he thinks we can hit the Governor's goal.

 

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Next on the list to reopen? Restaurants. So Dave and Dujanovic check in with a local restaurant owner, David Gonzalez from Restaurant Morelia. Gonzalez found success with improvising take-out methods in 2020. Now, he's trying to flip things back to normal. We'll also speak with Malva Sine with The Utah Restaurant Association who'll go over the fine print of what this new moderate transmission level means for restaurants.

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Can you pass the US citizenship test? Oklahoma students will have to pass one in order to graduate starting next year. Should this be required? Also, Debbie puts Dave to the test (followed by listeners) on KNOW YOUR NATION, WITH NORIEGA!

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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the chief medical advisor to President Biden, says kids could get vaccinated by next school year. But the vaccine makers aren’t guaranteeing that. We’ll go in-depth on why it may not happen by August.

 

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says don’t travel -- even if you are vaccinated! Stay planted, don’t move! Diving into the frustration over CDC safety guidelines.

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As soon as it’s approved, we’ll let you know -- as soon as Biden signs it 3 days. It’s the stimulus package 3.0… those $1400 checks aren’t all we’re talking about … we’ll serve up that discussion with a side of bacon when we dissect the billions in pork no one is talking about. And we'll start with a report from KSL Newsradio anchor/reporter/and host, Lindsay Aerts.

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Movies have been on hiatus for many of us. What do new regulations look like within the movie theatre, now that some restrictions have been adjusted? The President of Megaplex, Blake Anderson joins the show to give us the latest update on what this looks like and when we can expect more movies in the theatre. 

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Dave and Dujanovic were on the air last week when news broke that the transmission level in Salt Lake County had been moved from high to moderate -- meaning that events can now happen with masks. Then, on Friday night lawmakers voted to repeal the mask mandate entirely on April 10th. In this segment, we speak with Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson who explained she will push back on the April 10th date and that Salt Lake County will continue to follow the mask mandate. 

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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says he won’t resign over a growing list of women stepping forward to say he sexually harassed them. There are five women: one who questioned his intimacy as he kissed her on the hands, another one said he pulled her into a hotel room and held her. We will go in-depth on one of their stories and chat with Beth Brewer a Human Resources expert on what sexual harassment looks like in the workplace.

 

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