The Promontory community continues to grow – Robin Milne has an update.

The first guest on the program is Danny Kofke, author of the book, The Wealthy Teacher: Lessons for Prospering on a School Teacher’s Salary. Financial expert and best-selling author, Kofke is a special education teacher in Georgia. Many find saving money to be difficult. In his book, he shows how anyone can do it.

On today's show Roger speaks with Jason Ware of Albion Financial on the market gyrations happening as 2018 draws to a close. Then Josh Rogers, a Senior Wealth Strategist with Wells Fargo Bank is on the show to talk about year end charitable donation plans and the effects that the new tax laws will have on them. And final guest KPCW Fundraising Manager Wendy Gourley joins the show to talk about her new roll at the station and the ways that listener contributions help to keep public radio on air

On today's Christmas Eve day show host Roger Goldman talks with Kathy Jones Price of KJP Wealth Management about the stock market and a possible Santa Rally to end 2018. He also interviews a number of local merchants, from Kimball Junction to Main Street Park City, getting present ideas for those listeners who have waited until the last possible minute to get gifts for the holiday.

Lori Hampton talks about Ask Park City, a source for questions about anything and everything Park City.

Opening winter of 2021, Pendry Park City will be the base for outdoor adventures in every season, Brian Shirken, President of Columbus Pacific, speaks with Roger and Doug about the new resort.

What are the kinds of costs and other impacts that climate change could impose on this country? How has the role of the federal government changed under the current administration? Has the government simply eliminated wasteful red tape? And what role have state government taken on with respect to this issue? This morning we have the opportunity to speak with someone who has been at the center of these issues for many years. David Hayes is a nationally recognized environmental and natural

In the third segment of the program, Jocelyn Scudder, Sharon Backurz and Christian Schauf talk about Branded PC, a popup shop, created by the Park City Summit County Arts Council.

Max Doilney is in studio talking about dramatic changes to the Corner Store Pub and Grill.

Oren Cass is the author of “The Once and Future Worker.” In the book he says the American worker is in crisis. Renai and Roger discuss the book with him.