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Everyone who has been in a traditional school looks for the coveted "A" grade. This is the top grade you can earn and is a shining achievement of academic prowess. But what if this grade…became limited per course? The Harvard faculty is set to vote next week on a proposal to cap the number of "A"s per course. We discuss what this means for students, and listeners share their thoughts.

Republican Re. Blake Moore saw a quick rise through Utah politics into the House GOP, beginning when he co-chaired a group that pushed a measure to limit gerrymandering in the state, which led to the battle over Prop 4 in the state that ended only a month ago when the effort to repeal the proposition failed. We have Samuel Benson from Politico sharing analysis on how politicians move forward after events that are widely unpopular with their base.

A Salt Lake City court is hearing a case on a protective order for the ex-partner of 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" star Taylor Frankie Paul. Greg goes into the details of what it takes to get a protective order and when they are typically brought forward.

Botanic Tonics, an Oklahoma-based supplement maker that uses kratom in its products, is suing Utah over its attempts to ban the extract. Senator Mike McKell, who originally sponsored the legislation to ban Kratom in Utah, shares his response to the lawsuit and what comes next. 

Artemis II is on its way home after a successful orbit around the dark side of the moon. This marks the farthest humans have ever traveled in space and the first time we have seen the dark side of the moon. Greg and Holly break down the latest and what stood out to them, including a sentimental moment about the naming of a crater on the moon. We speak with ABC Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski about the technology used inside the space capsule during this lunar mission.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order recently regarding college sports, which would end pay-for-play practices at universities and say that the practice of NIL is hurting competition in college sports. We speak with University of Utah President Taylor Randall about his position regarding the executive order.

President Donald Trump is doubling down on his threats over the Easter weekend, saying in a Truth Social post that "A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again." if they do not make a favorable deal with the U.S by their 8 PM deadline. Greg and Holly discuss this conflict with Dr. Austin Knuppe, Assistant Professor at USU and Director of Heravi Peace Institute, and the impact of the president's strategy as a move to make a deal. NewsNation's Washington Correspondent Libby Dean joins with the latest developments.

Holly shares fun facts of the day, including key dates in history for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Greg shares his closing arguments reflecting on the growing technology in the US and how it's contributing to space exploration as well as in the military.

It's a big day for Artemis II today! The spacecraft will break the record for the farthest distance from Earth as it heads to the far side of the Moon... Greg and Holly discuss the latest from Artemis II, including an easter egg hunt!