Billboards in the San Francisco area are ruffling feathers. They say things like: "Stop hiring humans"  "The era of AI employees is here". The AI company that's posting the billboards, called Artisan, made no apologies about these billboards. Dave and Debbie discuss the emerging trend of AI taking people's jobs, which jobs are at risk, and take listener calls about the topic: how worried are you about being replaced at work by AI?

A video of a Utah man driving the used car he'd bought that very day through a dealership window in Sandy has gone viral.  KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small joins the show to break down what we know about this incident. Dave and Debbie also talk with KSL 5 TV Reporter Debbie Worthen who interviewed the driver of the vehicle. Dave's Auto Mechanic Jeff Peterson joins the show to share the best practices when purchasing a used car in Utah. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas on Utah's "buyer beware" law and what it means if you're shopping for a used car.

After nearly a 2 year stretch and over $2 billion in ticket sales, Taylor Swift's The Era's Tour has come to an end. KSL Newsradio Producer and avid Swiftie, Caitlyn Johnston shares the economic and community impact of this tour.

Opinion Editor at Deseret News Jay Evensen, shares the latest on his opinion piece in the Deseret News after Utah Governor Spencer Cox proposed eliminating Utah's tax on social security

According to Bankrate, there has been a growing curiosity about moving abroad to uncertainty around the economy and the incoming president. Is moving abroad something people can actually afford? What does it take? Bankrate Analyst Alex Gailey joins the show to bring analysis.

Debbie breaks down the latest details on the suspect that has been arrested in the killing of the United Healthcare CEO. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss if you see someone on a worldwide wanted poster, do you have to legally tell the authorities?  Newsnation's Brian Entin joins live from Pennsylvania as the suspect arrives for extradition hearing.

In an effort to make working more family friendly, Tokyo is set to move toward a 4 day work week to encourage couples to have kids.  Julie Bauke - President & Chief Career Strategist, The Bauke Group joins the show to discuss how employees are prioritizing flexibility

There are nuggets in a new audit of Utah's voter rolls. Hundreds of deceased voters still on the rolls, and multiple people registered using the same driver license number. Debbie and Marty discuss the details with Legislative Auditor General Kade Minchey.