This pandemic has taught us a lot. And it's also taught us something we may not have understood: the government has a lot of power over our personal lives in times like this.

The latest move: the state says it'll geo-fence cell phones of travelers entering Utah and ask them to fill out a survey about where they've been and where they're going.

Legal expert Greg Skordas joins to discuss.

Another blood bath on the job market -- 10 percent of the U.S. labor force now out of work. Another 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week.

Utah's numbers just released: 33,076 filed for unemployment benefits between March 29 and April 4.

Kevin Burt of the Department of Workforce Services joins the show to break down the numbers, and give helpful resources.

State superintendent Sydnee Dickson says while no final decision has been reached yet, there are talks about how to move forward if students don't return to the classroom before fall.

Virtual graduations, wrapping up lesson plans. Dave and Debbie revisit a portion of their conversation with the State Superintendent of Public Education.

And they bring on more listeners to share their opinions about home schooling.

Dave and Debbie invite listeners to call to talk about whether their neighbors are following social distancing recommendations.

Would you report your neighbors if you saw they were not following social distancing recommendations?

Would you call the police? Or, 911?

Dave and Debbie start the conversation with the Salt Lake City police department.

Boyd Matheson joins Debbie to talk about Bernie Sanders. Sanders dropped out of the 2020 presidential race today. Boyd talks about what may be next for Sanders and the Democrats.

Then, Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera joins the show to talk about the cases of COVID-19 in Salt Lake County jails.

How does contact tracing work in the age of COVID-19? 

Former Utah Governor and HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt joins Dave and Debbie to talk about contact tracing and its accuracy.

Dave and Debbie asked the Superintendent of Utah's public schools if schools will return to normal before the summer. 

In this segment, Dave and Debbie take calls from parents who definitely have a stake in answering that question.