Doug and Roger visit with Alan Dunn, former Deputy Secretary of Commerce. Alan Dunn was principal negotiator of NAFTA and, in this segment, addresses the new Mexico Tariffs and the concept of using trade sanctions in the context of non-trade disputes.

Stephen Harkey is CMO of ViVi Holdings , a provider of fintech services for unbanked and underbanked populations that primarily rely on cash since they don't have easy access to a bank account. Stephen addresses merchants' decisions to go cashless or not.

Doug and Roger's first guest is Eric Stutzman, the co-author of The Culture Question: How to Create A Workplace Where People Like to Work . The Culture Question presents principles and practical advice for providing meaning and a sense of purpose to work while enriching the lives of all employees in the process.

The third guest on the program is Michael Miller, the Chief of Veterans Services for the Utah Department of Workforce Services.

Meredith Reed, an Air Force veteran and chaplain, discusses Blue Star Families and their work done with veterans' spouses.

Roger and Doug visit with Taylor Jaworski, an assistant professor at the University of Colorado. This Memorial Day they address the economics of war.

Doug and Roger welcome Salt Lake Attorney Mark Pugsley who says Utah has more Ponzi schemes per capita than any of the state in the county.

David Benjamin shares his cutting-edge, step-by-step formula for cracking complex challenges quickly, all while mobilizing those who must execute.

John Christianson is founder and CEO of Highland Private Wealth Management , a boutique financial life management company in Bellevue, Washington. He talks with Doug and Roger about his new book, The Wealth Creators Playbook : A Guide to Maximizing Your Return on Life and Money .

In the second half of the program, Doug and Roger visit with Phil Buchanan. Phil is the author of Giving Done Right: Effective Philanthropy and Making Every Dollar Count . In the book, Phil explores what it takes to make an impact on issues you care about – whether you have a little or a lot to give.