Dave and Debbie recap points made in the live press conference just given by SLCO Mayor Jenny Wilson.

Listeners weigh in on whether they will wear masks in public.

Deb and Dave invite listeners to call with their thoughts on wearing masks. The state is giving them away for free.

Todd Bingham, Pres and CEO of the Utah Manufacturers Association, is helping to make all the free masks for Utahns.

The state of Utah has a new program to help get a mask on every Utahn's face.

Ben Hart, Deputy Director in the Governor's Office of Economic Development, joins to tell us about the "A Mask for Every Utahn" campaign. He was key in organizing the program.

He's not mad, just disappointed.

Gov. Herbert told reporters yesterday that he was disappointed at grocery shoppers not wearing masks. Now he has a new program to help get a mask on every Utahn's face.

Elizabeth Smith, a volunteer who has been making masks with her daughters, joins to tell us about her efforts to get masks to healthcare workers in need.

Are you wearing a mask in public or will you start to more frequently?

Brandon Usery joins the program. He's a young, healthy athlete, who was diagnosed with COVID-19. It knocked him off his feet.

He shares his story with Dave and Deb.

And he talks about how a person who's had the virus is now approaching the world.

Did you stock up on meat? Debbie shares her strategy.

It involves pinto beans. Dave can't deal.

A Tooele County farmer joins the show to talk about his role in the food chain, and he has a warning for those who say they're vegan so they don't have to worry about it.

After several large meat processing plants were shut down because of COVID-19 coronavirus, Tyson Foods said they don't have enough people to process the normal number of animals.

What does that mean for you, and what does that mean for struggling Utahns in need of food?

Gina Cornia, executive director of Utahns Against Hunger, joins to talk about it.  Gina at 10:35

So you've dropped hundreds of dollars on a concert that's been postponed indefinitely due to the pandemic.

Can you get your money back? 

Have you tried? Listeners weight in.