KSL Brightside

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard present the headlines which include the naming of tropical storms and hurricanes. The names are odd and hopefully we don't get to the end of the alphabet.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry discovered during COVID-19 with kids are staying at home and need things to do. This is causing bikes and trampolines to be in short supply as those are activities that everyone can do safely.

Dr. Matthew Wooley joins Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard to answer everyone's questions during COVID-19.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell want to talk about the movies. The Megaplex is offering private family screenings for up to 20 people. This includes food and drink for each but it will cost nearly $400. Are people wanting to go out to a movie so badly that they will see a classic movie on the big screen?

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard get into a hot topic which is school testing. This year those tests are scrapped which is expected but what about going forward? Should the tests be done with forever?

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry talk about remote working and if you would do it once things go back to normal. Twitter is offering that as an option for a lot of their employees. The big question is if you would do this permanently.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard have a couples therapy segment in which the male half of the couple really likes breakfast food. The couple goes to Waffle House to get breakfast but the male gets into with the cook who for some reason purposely messes up the eggs and the two fight.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard are shocked to find out some of these movies are 20 years old. Some seem like they just recently came out and other movies have a place in your mind knowing exactly where you were.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry talk about remote working and the way to end a video call. They all seem to end awkwardly or keep going for no reason, but we found out the best way to end those meetings.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard take you through the lighter side of the news.

Movies that turned 20 years old.

Companies are using the "I didn't know" defense about opening properly.

Lost Federalists Papers

National parks are starting to open

Couples therapy features a Waffle House fight

Businesses that are thriving during COVID-19