The first guest on the program is Stephanie Land, author of Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mothers Will to Survive. The book explores the underbelly of upper-middle class America and the reality of what it's like to be in service to them.

Since Valentines Day is just three days away, it’s time for some sweet talk with Phyllis Robinson, the owner of Tandem Chocolates in Park City.

The owners of local beauty products company “Cult And King”, Jared Brigs and Robin Whitney, explain how they do “Pretty without the Poison.” They say their proven, toxic-free products for men and women, not only make their customers LOOK better, but may also help the big players in the glamour industry change their ways.

Co-hosts Renai Bodley Miller and Roger Goldman talk to the owner of Wicked Fast Internet! Trevor Adrian explains how his frustration with slow, and sometimes nonexistent, internet service in Summit County inspired him to start his own internet company that provides 5G service.

On todays #MountainMoney, Roger and Doug visit with George Tyler Glod from New West Knife Works.

On today’s #MountainMoney, Roger and Doug visit with Robert Anderson, Author of Scaling Leadership: Building Organizational Capability and Capacity to Create Outcomes that Matter Most.

On today’s #MountainMoney, Roger and Doug visit with Robert Anderson, Author of Scaling Leadership: Building Organizational Capability and Capacity to Create Outcomes that Matter Most.

The second guest on the program is Claire Best of Claire Best and Associates, a celebrity talent agency for numerous writers, directors producers and cinematographers. Claire tells of her experiences with Sundance.

Renai and Roger visit with Carrie Mayne, the Chief Economist and Director of Workforce Research and Analysis at the Department of Workforce Services about the economy in Utah.

Lutisha Merrill from 360 Touch Advertising talks about OTT/CTV , which allows TV advertisers to combine the impact of TV with the precision of digital allowing advertisers to reach a group of video consumers that they can’t reach with traditional TV commercials.