Radio Daybreak host Rachael Van Cleave meets with Shane Richardson from the Daybreak Gaybreak Facebook group (1:45). They discuss the group's origin, mission, and future plans. Shane also gives some insight into his background and where he thinks society is today in regards to LGBTQ issues.

In the second segment, Rachael sits down with Daybreak Communities' Barbara Breen to discuss the opening of The HUB in Daybreak's newest village Highland Park (22:15).

Biscott's, a new European style cafe will be operating in The HUB and Rachael was able to visit with the cafe's owner Lavanya Mahate (35:24). The two also discuss Mahate's other restaurants and what she has planned for her new cafe in Daybreak!

Find the Daybreak Gaybreak Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/daybreakgaybreak/

More info on The HUB: http://www.daybreakutah.com/whats-happening/information-center/the-hub/

For the second episode of Radio Daybreak, host Rachael Van Cleave sits down with rock-n-roll, bluegrass musician Ryan Shupe. Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband are headlining LiveDAYBREAK’s 10th annual Fizz Fest celebration! Hear how Ryan got his start in music and what lead him to where he is today.

Before talking with Ryan, Rachael sits down with the South Jordan City Chief of Police, Jeff Carr. They discuss simple safety tips residents can follow, as well as the importance of officers developing a healthy relationship with their community.

More information about Fizz Fest is available here: http://livedaybreak.com/events/fizz-fest-street-fair

In the premier episode of Radio Daybreak, host Rachael Van Cleave speaks with the Daybreak residents who are behind the upcoming Bollywood at Daybreak festival. (1:50)

Rachael also recounts her experience with VR firm THE VOID. (18:45) THE VOID takes you beyond the limits of reality into a rich immersive experience where you can connect with others while engaging all your senses.