Chad Bittner-Chief Medical Officer, Optim Care Utah-Discussed the necessity of colonoscopies and how they help save lives. Also talked about some of the things detected by colonoscopies that may not even normally be considered to be issues. Concluded by going over cancer survival rates for those who take proactive steps to detect any issues.

Jim Bale-University of Utah Professor of pediatrics and neurology-Discussed the emergence of the Zika virus and how it spreads. Also talked about some of the preventative methods being employed by at risk individuals to mitigate the risk of exposure. Concluded by going over progress towards finding a cure and what it could mean worldwide.

Ginette Bott-Utah Food Bank-Discussed the ways the food bank is helping lower income families be able to feed themselves on a regular basis, and how important their involvement is to ensuring they have food. Also talked about the programs they've implemented to ensure children do not go hungry when away from school. Concluded by going over the various ways people can donate time or money to help the food bank operate, and how important those donations are.

Jeremy Cunningham-Alzheimer's Association of Utah-Discussed the ways in which the disease affects not only those suffering from it, but also those tasked with taking care of them. Also talked about the methods being undertaken to find a cure and how important it is to do so. Concluded by stressing the need for donations and how close scientists are to finding a way to reverse the disease.

Erica Hansen-Utah's Hogle Zoo-Discussed the elephant preservation programs the zoo is involved with, as well as the efforts being made to study their blood in attempts to cure cancer. Also talked about the various exhibits open at the zoo and the different programs offered. Concluded by going over some of the upcoming attractions and what to expect in the future of the establishment.

Adan Batar-Catholic Community Services-Discussed the recent refugee travel ban and what it has meant for helping refugees resettle in Utah. Also talked about the efforts by his organization to help in the resettlement, and what it has taken to get recently arrived refugees acclimated to the new culture they find themselves in. Concluded by going over ways people can help donate their time or money to help these newly resettled refugees adapt to life here in America.

Angela Stander and Dennis Cecchini-Utah Department of Health-Discussed the dangers of opioid abuse and the alarming rise in its use here in Utah. Also discussed the tragedy of Cecchini losing his son to abusing the drugs and how that sparked his involvement in raising awareness of the issue. Concluded by going over the various treatment options available and how imperative it is for people to seek help for those they love who may be struggling with addiction.

Kirk Jowers-Political analyst-Discussed current events taking place both in the country and internationally. Also talked about what we should expect to see from a new administration in the coming years. Concluded by going over upcoming legislative battles on the horizon, as well as the fights he expects to see over cabinet appointments.

Zach Bales-Volunteers of America Utah-Discussed efforts by the organization to help get homeless teens off the street and provide them a safe place to sleep. Also talked about how the organization is teaching these teens how to be independent and provide for themselves so they don't have to remain in risky or dangerous situations just to survive. Concluded by going over the ongoing need for donations and volunteers.

Bill Brunson-IRS Spokesperson-Discussed the upcoming tax filing season and ways to maximize returns. Also talked about new measures and programs available from the IRS to provide tax relief and ensure people are able to pay their back taxes without losing everything. Concluded by going over continuing tax fraud schemes, as well as measures being taken by the IRS to prevent fraud and abuse during tax season.