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Hannah Stratford, AP US History Teacher, joins Holly and Greg to discuss the question, are all men truly treated equally, as the Declaration of Independence says they should be? 

 

Other Side Foundation CEO Tim Stay joins the show to discuss two critical articles aimed at the rehab's therapy and labor practices.  

 

President Trump has announced that they plan to sign a tentative ceasefire with Iran on Friday. Greg and Holly talk more about that as we see another possible end to the war.  

 

Holly and Greg are joined by Andy Farnsworth and Val Cameron from the KSL Movie Show to discuss this week's movie of the week: Disclosure Day. 

 

A controversial conservative influencer has been named as a deputy county clerk in Utah County despite multiple inflammatory comments in the past. Greg and Holly are joined by Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner to talk about the backlash as a result of the decision.  

 

New research has revealed that we have been wrong about how Venus flytraps work for over a century. USU Extension Horticulturist Taun Beddes joins Greg and Holly to discuss the latest developments for the fascinating plant.  

 

A new study has revealed that 9-year-olds' reading levels across American schools are on the rise, but teenagers may need more help. Jason Swensen from the Deseret News joins the show to break down just what these results mean.  

 

A Florida man was arrested after he was identified as a suspect in the attempted kidnapping of a child. There was one issue, though: the AI system that identified him had the wrong guy. Greg and Holly talk about the legal implications and what it could mean for the future.  

 

Over $100,000 have been put towards a campaign to remove Senate President Stuard Adams from office. Greg and Holly asked Political Strategist Taylor Morgan, do these campaigns really work?