In 1971 a group of Utah lawmakers made a proposal to create a "Space Port Committee". One of the goals of this committee was to make Utah a port to launch reusable spacecraft. Cape Canaveral, Florida ended up becoming the home of many iconic launches from the Kennedy Space Center. But now Utah is attempting to host it's own space launch facility... this one entirely homegrown. Greg and Holly discuss what makes Utah a good spot for this facility. 

The Judge who blocked Trump's birthright citizenship order wants to do so again. Judge Leo Sorokin blocked Donald Trump's initial attempts to end Birthright Citizenship in the U.S. Kelsey Dallas, the managing editor of SCOTUS Blog joins Holly and Greg to discuss the timeline and how we've gotten to this point. 

According to a new survey from F&G Annuities & Life, almost 1 in 4 Americans over 50 are delaying their retirement due to economic concerns. Greg and Holly discuss why so many Americans are putting their retirement on hold, and some of the ways Americans can prepare for retirement. 

The University of Utah could lose more than $100 million in medical research grants. It poses an "existential threat" to the university's research mission. Holly and Greg discuss what this means for higher education in Utah, and one of the state's premier medical organizations. 

The Monroe fires are still blazing out in Sevier County. Over 9,500 acres have been burned and even with a little bit of rain it isn't showing any signs of stopping. Greg and Holly discuss how much this fire has spread and give updates on some of the other fires burning in Utah. 

In this week's Movie Show Preview, Inside Sources hosts talk with Andy Farnsworth about Smurfs. When Papa Smurf is taken by evil wizards Razamel and Gargamel, Smurfette leads the Smurfs on a mission to the real world to save him. 

As part of the rescission bill, the House passed, funding to public broadcasting and foreign aid is being cut by $9 billion. Maria O'Mara, Executive Director of PBS Utah and NPR Utah, joins Greg and Holly to discuss her initial reaction to the news and how it's going to impact media outlets around the country. 

Utah is moving to the forefront of many global issues. Utah's ability to negotiate with foreign entities is making Utah stand out on a global level. Felecia Maxwell-Barrett, President and CEO of Utah Global Policy, joins Greg and Holly to discuss some of the ways Utah is impacting the national tech security scene. Maxwell-Barrett also discusses some of the other issues being looked at this week at their conference. 

We all know the stereotype... Utah has the WORST drivers in the country. Is that true? Deseret News Reporter Lois Collins joins Greg and Holly to discuss which states have the friendliest and the least friendly drivers.