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What does the American dream cost in 2026—and what would your Amazon shopping profile reveal about you? On KSL Brightside, we dig into the price of major life milestones and ask listeners to get honest about their shopping habits because Amazon knows more of those details than you think. Plus, Delta and SkyWest add Salt Lake City routes, and Utah wraps up a truly strange water year.
Then, is better airplane Wi-Fi a blessing or an invitation to join someone else’s Zoom meeting at 30,000 feet? We talk about in-flight calls and whether we need to stay connected in the sky. We also tackle Utah carpool-lane enforcement and ask AI how to politely tell a chatty seatmate you’d rather not talk. We also ask AI to write an obituary for us based on the "About You" section from Amazon.
Christmas is creeping in early, and we’re talking Costco holiday finds, the return of peppermint bark and a Utah station already playing Christmas music—not us! Plus, a survey says 64% of Gen Z have tried something spiritual, psychic or “witchy” for love. When does this go too far? In News for the 1%, Savannah James sparks a debate over flying first class while friends sit in coach, and a fitness influencer apologizes and loses a sponsor over using a bike.
Should something you posted years ago affect your job today? On KSL Brightside, a young TV announcer’s request to be reinstated sparks a conversation about accountability and second chances. Plus, Seattle’s ban on AI-based grocery pricing and a lawsuit alleging AI-driven price coordination at McDonald’s.
We also explore why birth order doesn’t define your personality, how TikTok and Instagram may affect teens’ sense of time, and what’s behind slipping convenience-store satisfaction. Plus, Three Things and our AI Question of the Day.
Halloween candy prices are giving us a fright! On KSL Brightside, we look at the treats getting more attention due to high prices. Plus, what’s worth buying during October Prime Day. We also discuss the latest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and the sweet family moment. Plus, when picky eating goes beyond preference and may signal a psychiatric disorder.
How comfortable are you with your kids playing tackle football—and does learning about CTE change your answer? KSL Brightside tackles the debate, plus doctors’ concerns about energy drinks and the Big 12’s Monster Energy sponsorship. We also discuss noise complaints surrounding Sandy’s late-night music festival and hear from texters.
Would you fly to Disneyland Paris to save money on a family vacation? Turns out more Americans are doing so to catch a deal. We learn that Richie might be a problem traveler and driver.
Catch KSL Brightside live weekdays 12–3 PM: YouTube-exclusive from 12–1, then radio and YouTube from 1–3.
Alex doesn’t believe in ghosts—Richie does. KSL Brightside debates haunted houses, celebrates Nightmare on 13th’s national recognition, and explores why high earners still feel broke. Plus, Chick-fil-A keeps its drive-thru human, and Taco Bell teams up with Duolingo.
Catch KSL Brightside live weekdays 12–3 PM: YouTube-exclusive from 12–1, then radio and YouTube from 1–3.
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KSL Brightside. A smart take on life, current events, and everything important to you and your family - With a dose of fun. Join Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry every weekday from 1-3 on KSL…

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