We're going to discuss the continuing debate about the word Dixie (specifically in reference to the college in St. George, Utah, which may soon change its name.)

On one side of the debate is a group that wants to remove DIXIE from Dixie State University. The other says, keep it. We'll speak live to Tim Anderson, with the local citizens group who organized the rally supporting to keep the name this week... Defending Southwestern Utah Heritage Coalition at 10:05 followed by listener calls.

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In this segment, we’ll get to the bottom of our listeners’ most asked questions! How long do these vaccines keep me immune from catching COVID? Six months, a year? Two years? We ask Dr. Todd Vento, Intermountain Healthcare Infectious Diseases Physician.

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It seems the pandemic is over in Texas. Never mind the state has one of the worst COVID-19 vaccination records in the nation, or that the virus has killed 42,500 Texans. The governor is reopening businesses fully and ditching the mask mandate. But... is it too soon? D2 breaks it down and takes listener calls.

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It took lawmakers 10 years to catch up with the age-old online catfishers. It took a Utah family having their life ruined by a social media imposter … but thanks to the Criddle family’s horror story we’re closer to having a new law that makes it easier for law enforcers to catch social media imposters.  We speak with attorney Greg Skordas and take listener calls.

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With so many new places to get receive vaccination doses, including movie theaters, grocery stores, and health clinics, -- you’ve asked us to find out if there’s an easy way to sign up for a shot. We will speak with Aislynn Tolman Hill with the Utah County Health Department to clarify the best way to sign up.

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Utah’s getting 122,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine this week, including the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, and the J&J vaccine beginning on Wednesday. A lot of folks want to know if they can pick and choose their vaccine brand. We talk to KSL Newsradio reporter and The Mom Show host, Lindsay Aerts about her conversation with the health department.

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It’s a gut-wrenching statistic. The U.S. National Debt sits at nearly $28 trillion, and that's BEFORE the Senate passes President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill. Wondering how much you owe? Every single American owes $84K dollars, and that includes the babies. In this combined segment we'll speak with BYU Economic Chair Mark Showaltor, and then we'll hear listener calls on the issue.

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Liar, liar pants on fire -- we’re going to learn about the cost of lying about the underlying health condition you don’t have to jump the line to get a COVID-19 vaccine sooner than you would if you waited for your turn. It turns out the KSL TV Investigative team found out there’s a massive financial consequence to not following the honor system.

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After his appearance at CPAC this weekend, we wondered if former president Donald Trump would snag the Republican nomination if he decided to run again? Sen. Romney says yes. We'll ask KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry.

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Utahns are a step closer to receiving a $1,400 stimulus check. The problem is that Republicans wanted $1000. We're wondering, where was the compromise President Biden promised on the campaign trail? KSL Newsradio host and Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, Boyd Matheson, joins us to offer his perspective.

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