This week on Mountain Money, (00:01) the New York Times' Tripp Mickle unveils the dramatic untold story inside Apple in his new book, After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion Dollar Company and Lost its Soul. Then, (21:36) Attorney J.D. Kesler along with Parsons Behle & Latimer joins Alison and Roger to talk about eminent domain and how it works. Think of it as eminent domain 101. (39:27) Mountain Money will end the hour with Tana Toly, Co-Owner of Red Banjo Pizza who is celebrating 60 years of service to the community.

On today's Mountain Money, (00:05) Author David Gelles discusses his new book The Man Who Broke Capitalism: How Jack Welch Gutted the Heartland and Crushed the Soul of Corporate America―and How to Undo His Legacy.Then (22:00), Mountain Money talks student loan forgiveness with Marshall Steinbaum Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Utah, and a Senior Fellow in Higher Education Finance with the Jain Family Institute.    This is the second interview in a two-week series providing differing perspectives on Student Loan forgiveness.

On today's Mountain Money (0:04), we discuss student loan forgiveness with Beth Akers of the American Enterprise Institute.  This is the first interview in a two-week series providing differing perspectives on Student Loan forgiveness.Then (20:23), Sports writer Lisa Antonucci discusses the new pro golf LIV series and the storylines surrounding it.Lastly (40:17), Ann Bloomquist and Susan Odell discuss their new product line Pantala Mediterranean Fusion.

On today's Mountain Money, (00:05) author Nell McShane Wulfhart unveils the empowering stories included her new book The Great Stewardess Rebellion: How Women Launched a Workplace Revolution at 30,000 Feet.Then (25:05), Mountain Money explores a true story of maritime hijacking & unsolved murder with the authors of Dead in the Water, Matthew Campbell and Kit Chellel.

This week on Mountain Money, (00:04) author Husan Kubba discusses his book The Unfair Advantage: How you already have what it takes to succeed, (20:30) Utah’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control received a service-first facelift last week. The DABC Director Tiffany Clason provides Mountain Money with an update on their efforts. Then (40:51), Mountain Money wraps up the hour with Jennifer Sutton, owner of Guest Haus Juicery & Matcha Bar.

On today's Mountain Money, Alison Kuhlow and Roger Goldman speak with (01:07) Jessica Strong of Blue Star Families, an organization dedicated to supporting current and former military families. Then, (21:20) Doug Wells and Roger Goldman speak with Tim Mak, NPR Washington Investigative Correspondent and author of Misfire: Inside the Downfall of the NRA. In his book, he reveals the corruption and ongoing downfall of the NRA.

On today's Mountain Money, Alison Kuhlow and Roger Goldman's guests include: (00:10) Author John Cobb discusses his new book Is International Cooperation Possible? In order to work with other nations on issues like global warming, Cobb highlights the important changes needed in America’s foreign policy, (17:26) Mallory Bateman with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute provided The State of the Wasatch Back presentation at last Tuesday’s Wasatch Back Economic Summit. Bateman joins us today to share some of the highlights from her presentation and (36:29) Financial Planner Kevin Kennedy, with Victrix Investment Advisors, explains why we should keep calm during the current volatility of the stock market.

This week on Mountain Money, Alison and Roger's guests include: (00:10) Journalists Andrew Blum and Carey Baraka, who discuss Google and Meta’s investment in subsea cables connecting Africa to the internet. This effort is changing how the internet works and who controls it, (21:27) Weston Broadbent, Wasatch CAPS Director, talks about the partnership between Wasatch High School students, local businesses, and industry mentors and (39:40) Jesse Pound, CNBC reporter, helps us understand the crash of cryptocurrency.

This week on Mountain Money, (00:17) sports attorney Mark Levinstein of Williams and Connoly, explains the changes we may see as a result of monetizing NCAA players’ names, images, and likeness. (20:55) Members of Utah’s New Americans Task Force reveal research highlighting the vital role the country's foreign-born population play in Utah’s fast-growing economy and most in-demand fields.Then, (40:18) Seth Adams of Riverhorse Restaurant Group wraps up the show by talking about their 2022 Summer Wine Series and the Berrett Lane Block Party on June 4th.

On today's Mountain Money, Alison Kuhlow and Doug Wells delve into (00:16) Florida’s attempt to unravel Disney’s special taxing district. Analysis of this effort involves things only attorneys can understand and that’s why Jaye Calhoun, partner at Kean Miller LLP, joins in.Then, (22:56) Benjamin Bailey with Praxis Mutual Funds and Everence Financial shares how you can make targeted, positive impact investments through green and social impact bonds.Alison and Doug end the hour speaking with (41:13) Jeannie Lambert, who shares what it takes for Stein Eriksen Lodge to earn the 2022 Forbes 5-Star Travel Rating for the 15th Straight Year.