Hairstylists operate under a very different business plan than other small businesses do, and many of them are not able to apply for small business loans.

Also, when people can go back to their stylists, will they?

What does the law say about the protestors that showed up in Salt Lake City this past weekend?  Greg Skordas joins to answer.

Protesters this weekend gathered by the hundreds at Salt Lake City Hall to protest the shutdown and reopen business. Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson isn't happy about it. But, she's hinted she has a vision for how churches, movie theaters, sit-in restaurants and more might reopen. Mayor Wilson joins us to tell us more.

One buck a gallon gas prices, but you've got nowhere to go! Diving into the negative price for a barrel of oil yesterday and how that should boost the family budget.

Listeners join in with their stories.

One buck a gallon gas prices, but you've got nowhere to go! Diving into the negative price for a barrel of oil yesterday and how that should boost the family budget.

Also, we've reached out to several gas stations in rural Utah with the cheapest gas in the state. An employee at a gas station in Salina joins to tell us how business is going.

Lots of small business owners are waking up this morning with one more worry. What seemed like a loan program that could help save them is now dried up.

The federal paycheck protection program abruptly ran out of funds last week. Now we're keeping our eyes on DC to see Congress strikes a deal TODAY to infuse $310 billion more into it.

Troy Keller is a small business attorney, he joins us to discuss.

Too late to bring back High School spring sports? Dave and Dujanovic Debrief.

Our talk about relationships during the COVID-19 pandemic continues. We speak with someone who is stuck at home with a spouse and kids and someone who's in a dating situation.

Then callers join in to tell their stories about dating and COVID-19.

Whether you are single, dating, or in a relationship--this pandemic can wreak havoc.  We got new data over the weekend from SLCPD -- since Mid-march 374 criminal cases involving families-- much of that domestic violence.

On the one hand, married couples are stressed. On the other hand it's a strain to try to date right now.  We talk to relationship expert Dr. Liz Hale joins to discuss.

Lots of small business owners waking up this morning with one more worry. What was touted as a loan program that could help save them has now dried up. The federal paycheck protection program abruptly ran out of funds last week. Now we're keeping our eyes on DC to see Congress strikes a deal TODAY to infuse $310 billion more into it. Troy Keller is a small business attorney, he joins us to discuss.