This summer in Utah, we have seen nearly two-hundred serious injuries relating to motorcycles. This is on track to outpace last year's number of crashes and fatalities in half the time. Lt. Cameron Roden from Utah Highway Patrol joins the show to discuss these numbers and Greg dives into motorcycle laws that the average Utah driver might not know.

CNN is reporting that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth did not inform the White House before he authorized a pause on weapons shipments to Ukraine. Holly and Greg discuss the miscommunication between members of Trump administration and the overall concern.

Have you heard of Operation Gigawatt? It's Utah's ambitious plan to double energy production in the next ten years - and that means a whole lot of research and production. Greg and Holly speak with Utah San Rafael Energy Lab, Director Jaron Wallace about the work being down there to diversify energy resources in Utah.  Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson just returned from the UK to explore nuclear energy use and joins the hosts in studio to discuss the takeaways.

Tariffs are on-again, off-again, but the most recent news we have is that President Trump is proposing a 50% tariff on copper and a whopping 200% tariff on pharmaceuticals. Greg and Holly discuss the recent developments and the impacts these tariffs could have.

According to AP, US adults want the government to focus on childcare costs, not birth rates. Greg and Holly discuss the issue of the declining birthrates.  Aimee Winder Newton, Senior Advisor to Governor Cox and director of the Office of Families discusses the overall issues and how the state of Utah is working to support families. Jennifer Nuttel, Executive Director of the Neighborhood House calls into the show to discuss the first apartment complex in Utah that is now offering on-site, low-cost childcare.

As officials continue the clean-up work in Texas, New Mexico has now seen sever flash flooding.  Greg and Holly walk through the latest updates on the flooding in Texas and discuss the issue in New Mexico where at least 3 people were killed as flash flooding swallowed homes in New Mexico.

A majority of Americans believe that immigrants to the United States increase crime. Actual data says they're wrong. Greg and Holly discuss recent reporting with Jacob Hess from the Deseret News.

Utah is now ranked as the ninth most expensive housing in the nation according to a new report from the University of Utah's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. Greg and Holly discuss the findings and speak to what Utah needs to change to allow for more housing with The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate Owner, Russel Faucette.