A Georgia mom was arrested after her ten-year-old decided to walk into town alone. Dave and Debbie dive into this situation. Should she be charged with Reckless Endangerment or are officers onto something? At what age can kids be kids and be independent?

Have we made having debt too relatable? Splurging on a coffee, or feeling the Christmas Spirit and reaching a bit out of your means? Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Deseret News about how our relationship with debt is changing. Dave and Debbie take listener calls.

Assigning homework…for parents! That’s right, parents have homework. Parents at Franklin Discovery Academy are asked to read aloud to their children for fifteen minutes each night. Franklin Discovery Academy Founder, Jenn Price and Jamie Sarmiento, Literacy Teacher at Franklin Discovery Academy speak to the rewards that come from this for both students and parents.

In depth on Instagram's vanishing mode. Dave and  Debbie put vanish mode it to the test to see how it works and what parents need to know. After hearing from Bountiful Police  that they're investigating if that feature was used by a teen boy from Arizona to communicate with a 12 year old girl in Bountiful -- who became the focus of a search after police say she was abducted outside her home ...

What are reasonable accommodations when renting a home? Heat, Electricity…but what about parking spaces? A Vineyard community is struggling with parking as the population in the area begins to balloon. Dave and Debbie dive into how Vineyard City Council is looking to ease the squeeze.

We talk so much about pile high credit card debt -- but today let's pivot and discuss debt free Americans. An astounding 23% don't carry any kind of debt -- not a mortgage, not on a credit card, driving a loan-free car. Dave and Debbie reveal the secret ingredients they use.

The FEMA Chief Deanne Criswell is testifying before a House subcommittee this morning… she's being questioned by Congress over hurricane responses. Dave and Debbie focus in on the firing of a FEMA worker accused of skipping Trump-supporting homes in Florida -- the worker speaking out -- saying she was following protocol. Newsnation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins the show outside of the hearing to bring the latest details.

Utah's public colleges could face some serious budget cuts in 2025. What's spurred these cuts? State lawmakers say they're worried about costly inefficiencies in higher education. House Speaker Mike Shultz talks with D2 about what state lawmakers plan to do about their concern.