RightGift is a software created for non-profits to register for things they need. The software is free to the non-profits and free for the person purchasing/donating the items. Scott Goldberg is in studio explaining the benefits of RightGift.

Owen Snead is the Executive Director of The Abbington Senior Living Community at 551 East 1200 South Heber City. The Abbington is adding additional assisted living apartments.

Rob Hicken is the owner of Delta Stone Products. Delta Stone is the premier full-service natural stone fabricator in the western United States. They are hosting a ribbon cutting and open house September 20 from 4 to 7 pm at 2276 Daniels Road in Heber City.

Renai and d Doug visit with New York Times bestselling author Dan Schawbel about his book, “Back to Human.” Technology has created the illusion that today’s workers feel “highly connected” to one another, when in realty most feel isolated from their colleagues. What they crave most – and what research increasingly shows to be the hallmark of the highest performing workplace cultures – is a sense of authentic connection with others. Dan’s mission has always been to assist the next generation of

Rebecca Tibbits is the owner of Beyond the Blackboard. A new business in Heber City that provides academic tutoring and enrichment classes for children in the Heber Valley. Beyond the Blackboard is located at 520 North Main in Heber.

Sierra McCleve, the co-owner of Dottie’s Kolache is in today to explain what a kolache is and how many varieties are available. Dottie’s Kolache is located at 95 South Main in Heber.

The new owner of CKM Collision, Dereck Coolter, was in studio today talking abouy the changes to his business located at 3095 Atkinson Road in Quinns Juction.

On the first day of the KPCW Pledge Dive, Kathleen Barlow and Cindy Lopatriello join Doug, Roger and Renai on Mountain Money talking about The Park City Women’s Business Network.

Carrie Mayne, the Chief Economist with Workforce Services has the latest July employment figures.

Annie M. Lowrey reports on politics and economic policy for The Atlantic magazine. Previously, Lowrey covered economic policy for The New York Times. Prior to that, she covered the economy as the Moneybox columnist for Slate. Imagine if every month the government deposited $1,000 into your bank account, with nothing expected in return. It sounds crazy. But it has become one of the most influential and hotly debated policy ideas of our time. Annie talks with Roger and Doug.