It’s hard enough to keep kids clean on a normal day, but with schools reopening in the fall it has us wondering, how on earth will school districts keep kids socially distanced at recess?

It’s hard enough to keep kids clean on a normal day, but with schools reopening in the fall it has us wondering, how on earth will school districts keep kids socially distanced at recess?

We'll talk to Jordan School Board President Bryce Dunford about what parents should expect as their kids are allowed back to school and recess.

We check in on Utah's restaurants and ask Melva Sine how many restaurants in Utah have permanently closed.

California is shutting back down. Most of it, at least. Governor Gavin Newsom announced yesterday his new order in response to a surge in COVID-19 cases. Restaurants CLOSED. Bars CLOSED. Movie theaters, salons, malls, and gyms--all closed. Are rolling shutdowns the new normal?

Dave and Debbie look over four different plans submitted by Utah schools.

Also. You don't like your district's plan.  Can you transfer your child to a different one?

A huge Utah district reveals its back-to-school pandemic plan, and we've got a copy of it. Spoiler:  it's totally different than 4 other plans we've talked about. We'll talk to Aline School District spokesperson Kimberly Bird.

Unlike some of Utah, Salt Lake City remains in the "Orange" COVID-19 risk designation, and the SLC School District has come up with a unique plan for students and parents, should they move into the "Yellow" range. Parents join the show to discuss.

The debate has lasted for years, but the Washington Redskins are now dropping their name and their logo. So what's the new name? We don't know yet. We'll talk to a Native American leader about the impact of the name-change.

After a  former NBA player called out current NBA players for being tone deaf over COVID-19 as they begin their stay in Orlando, Dave and Debbie investigate their own tone-deafness. And Lee Lonsberry joins us with his thoughts on the topic.

A former NBA player took to social media to call out current NBA players for being tone deaf over COVID-19 as they begin their stay in Orlando. Some are complaining about their food, their hotel rooms, and more. But NBA players aren't alone in being tone deaf--we've all had a complaint or two about how COVID-19 has impacted us. Dave and Deb share theirs.