According to Google Trends, searches for “How to cut your own hair - men” increased five times in the past week in the US.

Five times.

Barbershops and hair salons were just a couple of the types of businesses shut down under Salt Lake County's "stay-home" order that went into effect yesterday.

Dave already cuts his own hair, he'll be our expert today.

Tomorrow is April 1st. Your biggest bill is staring you in the face.

Can you pay your mortgage?

If you can't, we've got tips from an expert. Tony Rasmussen with Mountain America Credit Union joins to help out.

Should  the Utah Transit Authority stop running commuter trains and buses until the pandemic subsides? They've announced they're cutting back routes this Sunday, but should they throw in the towel?

We called up Dr. David Garry who is the medical staff leader at Timpanogos Regional Hospital before the show to record an interview. He says he was in conversations with fellow doctors who were treating a patient for COVID-19, and while not knowing they had the virus, the patient was riding public transit.

Former UTA Board member Sen. Curt Bramble, and UTA spokesperson Carl Arky, both join to discuss.

New reports this morning: the CDC considering a recommendation that all Americans wear masks to help flatten the curve and stem transmission of COVID-19.

*IF* the recommendation moves forward, it wouldn't suggest surgical masks or N95 masks, because those are in short supply.

The Utah Transit Authority says it is cutting back on routes this Sunday, but should the company throw in the towel?

Former UTA Board member Sen. Curt Bramble, and UTA spokesperson Carl Arky, both join to discuss.

New reports this morning: the CDC considering a recommendation that all Americans wear masks to help flatten the curve and stem transmission of COVID-19.

*IF* the recommendation moves forward, it wouldn't suggest surgical masks or N95 masks, because those are in short supply. It would recommend DIY cloth masks.

Meanwhile, WHO stands by its recommendation that the general public does not need masks.

Listeners join the show to talk about how they're dealing with boredom.

Remember Lincoln Logs? Yep, those are being brought out! Board games, too.

Take a listen, maybe you'll find some ways to make these days a little better.

We can't go to the movies, but we sure are watching a lot of them. As we try to get our minds off of the chaos that is Coronavirus, where are you turning?

Herb Scribner joins the show to breakdown the show everyone is talking about.

Dave and Debbie will speak with listeners live, who share their thoughts, concerns, and frustrations.

Also, they break news about a missionary from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints being diagnosed with COVID-19 in Australia.

Another deep dive into Salt Lake County's 'stay at home' order. Dave and Debbie feature a report from KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards about business closures and the meaning of 'essential business.'

Gary Edwards with the Salt Lake County Health Department joins the show with more information about what is considered an essential service.