Faith Heaton-Jolly-Utah Department of Wildlife Resources-Discussed some of the current wildlife events happening in the state, as well as things people need to be aware of for their own safety and the safety of the environment to help prevent the spread of invasive species.

Dr. Greg Hudnall-Hope Squad-Discussed the disturbing increase in youth suicide in the nation and how the "Hope Squad" program is helping to curb that trend downward.

Nancy Volmer-Salt Lake City Airport-Discussed the ongoing construction of the new international airport and how it's completion will benefit the state of Utah and its economy.

Dr. Lincoln Nadauld-Intermountain Health Clinic-Discussed a new genetics study available to the public designed to help determine how genetics may play a role in likelihood of contracting a disease, and ways this may improve overall health in society.

Dr. Greg Hudnall-Founder of Hope Squad-Discussed the risk factors that drive teen suicide, and how the Hope Squad program has been making an internationally recognized impact in curbing it.

Marshall Moore-Utah Film Studios-Discussed the film and entertainment industry boom here in Utah, it's impact on both local and state economies, and what the legislature needs to do to encourage more growth in the film industry in the state.

Jason Curry-Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands-Discussed the current wildfire risks posed to the state by predicted dry conditions and excessive grass growth, as well as things that are and are not legal during the summer due to fire risk.

Kathy Bray-Volunteers of America Utah-Discussed the various ways the organization is going out of its way to help give shelter to homeless women and teens, as well volunteer opportunities available with the organization.

Brian McKinerny-Chief Hydrologist National Weather Service-Discussed the incredible amount of water the state has received so far this year and how that affects us going in to the summer flood potential, as well as what to look out for in regards to potential flash flooding.

Beth Lanear-Volleyball Coach with University of Utah-Discussed the impacy Chron's disease has had on her life as an athletic coach, as well as the ways that research is helping to improve management of bodily systems affected by the disease and progress towards a cure.