Our stress these days isn't necessarily coming from a fear that we'll contract COVID-19, although that does make up some of it.

We're just as (or more) concerned about our job, our kids, and our future. 

There are ways to handle this stress, easy ways!

Debbie shares some very personal information about coping, as do KSL Newsradio listeners.

Today in the Deseret News, an editorial piece caught our attention: Make sure COVID-19 doesn't become a mental health pandemic too.

We'll go through tips from the CDC on what to look out for.

Parents, what lessons have you learned over the past few weeks? Dave and Deb ask for listener input.

Principal Jeff calls in with his input.

So does Clay, wit Utah County. He's a teacher!

Homeschooling is happening all across the state! We want to know, how's it going at your kitchen table? Are students inundated with busy work? We'll ask parents to call in, and Ben Horsely with Granite Schools joins, too, to discuss.

It's likely that you don't know anybody that has come down with COVID-19. So, Dave and Debbie talk to a listener who has been dramatically affected by it for a more complete picture of what, for some, is a reality.

Imagine your entire family is touched by this unknown virus. One person tells her story.

Former Utah governor and HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt joins the show to dive into Utah's response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

He's also taking a part in promoting a course to help small businesses in Utah navigate COVID-19, and Dave and Debbie ask the former governor and HHS Secretary about that.

We begin by going in-depth on the fallout at home from COVID-19, illuminated by a new poll from the Deseret News.

Only 6% of us know someone with COVID-19, but here's where we're really feeling the fallout: 16% of Utahns they've had their wages cut.

Diving into the results of the poll with Boyd Matheson, the opinion editor of the Deseret News and host of KSL Newsradio's 'Inside Sources.'

Dr. Robert Redfield is the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and former Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt joined us to discuss the nation's response to the COVID-19 pandemic and answer some of our most asked questions about the coronavirus. 

Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't forget to review on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

 

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We first met Mark Jorgensen almost two months ago, when he talked to us about being quarantined on a cruise ship off Japan.

Meals were being distributed via hazmat suit & deck time was very limited.

Then the news got worse, he and his wife contracted COVID-19. He joins us to check-in.

Yes. Dave really cuts his own hair and has been doing so for 20 years. Dave has a 1-2 blueprint for this task.

Callers call in to talk about it.