Red Meat Radio

Congressman Rob Bishop joins the show. We embarrass the Congressman just a little, and discuss the impeachment process. Then we discuss Congressman Bishop’s Natural Resources and Armed Forces Committee priorities, bi-partisan National Parks backlog legislation, and…wait for it…life after Congress. ;-)

Former State Representative Ryan Wilcox hosts with Morgan County Councilwoman Tina Cannon and Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch.

Professor John Johnson, Ph. D. Huntsman School of Business, Utah State University, discuss recent free speech and academic freedom concerns in Utah’s universities, historical revisionism and its consequences.

Then John Baza, Director of the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, responds to media bias in coverage of a recent legislative performance audit critical of the division. Wilcox, Cannon, and Hatch discuss the real value of performance audits, and the opportunity they allow to continually improve.

Former State Representative Ryan Wilcox hosts with Morgan County Councilwoman Tina Cannon and Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch.

Utah House of Representatives Speaker Brad Wilson discuss the goals of the tax reform package released last night, and what to expect next.

Then Utah Taxpayer’s Association Vice-President, Rusty Cannon talks about tax reform positives and potential pitfalls.

Former State Representative Ryan Wilcox hosts with Morgan County Councilwoman Tina Cannon and Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch.

State Auditor John Dougall and State Representative Candice Pierucci talk with Ambassador Jon Huntsman. Huntsman discusses life as an ambassador and the opportunities and challenges China and Russia pose for the U.S. Huntsman discusses his gubernatorial campaign, the key issues facing Utah, and the importance of mental health treatment. Huntsman discusses the importance of a life of service.

State Auditor John Dougall and State Representative Candice Pierucci talk with Jennie Taylor about the celebrations and sorrows they have experienced over the past year since the tragic death of Major/Mayor Brent Taylor. Taylor discussed her passion for America, the powerful symbol of the American flag, patriotism, and civic engagement. She discusses her touching visit with her husband’s body guard, and the importance of helping lift the heavy burden he carries, surviving the attack. Taylor discusses her increased love for veterans and Gold Star families.

Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs joins State Auditor John Dougall and State Representative Candice Pierucci to talk about the Prosperity Council. Staggs also discusses growth and policy challenges for Salt Lake County.

Dougall and Pierucci then talk with South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey about women and civic engagement. Ramsey also discusses her recent trip to DC to discuss housing affordability.

State Auditor John Dougall and State Representative Candice Pierucci discuss Pierucci’s experience after less than 2 weeks as a state representative. They also discuss the complexities of hosting the Sutherland Institute’s 25th Anniversary Gala where noted historian Doris Kearns Goodwin spoke.

Dougall and Pierucci then talk with Christine Cooke, Sutherland Institute’s Director of the Center for Educational Progress. Cooke discusses education reform work in public and higher education.

State Senator Todd Weiler and State Representative Steve Christiansen recap the recent municipal election, talking with West Jordan Council member-elect Kelvin Green and West Jordan Mayor-elect Dirk Burton.

State Senator Todd Weiler and State Representative Steve Christiansen recap the recent municipal election, talking with Shannon Ellsworth and Hayley Alberts. Provo City council member-elect Ellsworth discusses policy versus politics, and the importance of face time with people. South Weber City council member-elect Alberts discusses how she launched a write-in campaign for Council and finished in first place, and how a Facebook group was a key to her success.

State Senator Todd Weiler and Stater Representative Steve Christiansen recap the recent municipal election, talking with incoming Highland City Council Members Kim Rodela and Brittney Bills. Rodela discusses her campaign for Highland City Council, and saving costs by teaming up with another candidate. Bills discusses her hope to improve roads, water and growth in Highland City.