KSL Brightside

Ethan Millar and Alex Kirry discuss the Amber Alert that went out extremely early on Sunday morning but it was so bad and failed. First off, the alert had little to no info for the third straight time that was no help to find the four-year-old.

This is no joke and if the system is in place it needs to work to actually be beneficial.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard do a Nightside first and it is a home school lesson and the first one is teaching each other a foreign language. Lessons start off easy and will eventually become a bit more difficult and build upon each lesson.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry get into telecommuting and if it is working for everyone? Alex is heading into the office a lot compared to others being in every day but Ethan is at home working the majority of the time. It is tough out there and the two try to take you through those days.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry discuss a potential new technology which is contact tracing. This tech would be something you would need to opt into and it would notify those nearby who had COVID-19 and it uses bluetooth technology.

This is a way to warn people and know to keep distance from them but would you do it?

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard turn to Sesame Street to teach kids and explain to them about why it is necessary to stay home, social distance and keep washing hands.

They make a call to hear from the popular Sesame Street characters.

Alex Kirry and Ethan  Millard discuss how some states across the country are slowly starting to open up their businesses and economy. Georgia is jumping in head first and is opening up some businesses that are those of the close contact kind like hair salons and massage parlors.

Are these the right businesses to open up first?

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard complete their first week of the Nightside Project.

Steve's Stimulus Barn

Astronaut returns from space to a whole new world.

Quarantine accomplishments.

Comparisons from the 1918 Spanish Flu to Covid-19

State parks are back open.

Good, Better, Best

Zen Headlines

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard end the show with Zen headlines and going over what people learned. There is Steve's Stimulus Barn but the feel good moment of the show was when a mom who was in a coma and gave birth finally saw her little baby 10 days after they were born.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard get into some people who are going to experience the coronavirus in a lot of different ways. One includes a pair of astronauts who are returning to the virus. While those are aware, there are military personnel on a French sub that have no idea this is happening as they left before the outbreak and information like that is kept until they return.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry take a look back at the Spanish Flu from 1918 which is relevant to today's world which is seeing a lot of the same methods, specifically quarantine. While things were different they really were not all that different. The story focuses on actors who got stuck in Salt Lake.