Red Meat Radio

Red Meat Radio

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Red Meat Radio episodes

  • It’s Not a Bubble
    Hosts Shawn Milne and Mike Deaver interviewed Ron Fox, local GOP political campaigner and organizer about past Presidential campaigns and memorabilia.     They then visited with Cate Klundt of the Utah Association of Realtors about Utah’s explosive residential market, housing prices, and the future of Utah.
    23 min
  • Red v. Blue - Red for the Win!

    Hosts Shawn Milne (Tooele County Commissioner) and Mike Deaver (Principle, State Street Partners consulting) talk with Derek Brown, UTGOP Chairman, about the upcoming UofU/BYU football rivalry, VP Pence’s visit, and 2020 election goals.

    22 min
  • Lampropoulos Laments

    Hosts Shawn Milne and Beth Holbrook interview Merit Medical CEO Fred Lampropoulos about this past week’s visit to Utah by US Vice President Pence and Secretary of Commerce Ross. Discussion included a review of the local labor ramifications of business exports via NAFTA and the proposed USMCA.

    23 min
  • Gruber on Growth

    Hosts Shawn Milne (Tooele County Commissioner) and Beth Holbrook (Trustee, Utah Transportation Authority) chat with Andrew Gruber, Executive Director of the Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC), about Utah’s booming population and resulting transportation needs in the metro area.

    22 min
  • Adams On Tax Reform

    Hosts Sasha Clark and Natalie Callahan talk with Senate President Stuart Adams about the tax reform town halls and why he feels tax reform is needed.

     

    Clark and Callahan then speak with Washington County Commissioner and UAC President Victor Iverson about a variety of topics including his efforts to improve UAC, successful county fairs and Washington County’s thriving economy.

    24 min
  • Utah's Own

    Hosts Sasha Clark and Natalie Callahan talk with Chris Hughes, the CEO of Coventry Mortgage about Utah’s housing market, mortgage rates and the economy.

     

    Clark and Callahan visit with Commissioner for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, Kerry Gibson as he talks to us about the Utah’s Own program to encourage buying local products and produce. Commissioner Gibson also addresses farmer suicide awareness.

    22 min
  • Running Great Elections

    Hosts Sasha Clark and Natalie Callahan talk with Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch about what it takes to run a smooth election and how this process has changed over the years.

     

    Clark and Callahan then speak with Drew Rigby, Director of the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food Cannabis and Hemp Programs about the progress of the medical marijuana program. 

    20 min
  • Shaking Up Utah’s Dept. of Agriculture

    Hosts Sasha Clark and Natalie Callahan speak with Leann Hunting, Director of Animal Industry for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food about qualities of leadership, her new position, and her efforts to “shake things up.”

     

    Clark and Callahan then speak with Utah Association of Counties’ new CEO, Brandy Grace about her vision for the association and the needs of our local elected officials.

    22 min
  • RMR Introduces The History That Doesn't Suck Podcast

    History That Doesn't Suck with Professor Greg Jackson is a bi-weekly podcast, delivering a legit, seriously researched, hard-hitting survey of American history through entertaining stories.

     

    It is an American history podcast by a slightly irreverent, professional historian, who'd like to tell you a story.

     

    HistoryThatDoesntSuck.com

     

    54 min
  • The Elephant In The Room

    Howard Stephenson and Rusty Cannon talk with Rich Stowell of Waterford Institute. It’s time to sign up 4 year olds for the “free” UPSTART kindergarten readiness program.

     

    Stephenson and Cannon then talk with Rod Decker about his new book “The Elephant In The Room”.

    23 min

About Red Meat Radio

From the publisher's feed

Inside Utah Politics -- Setting the record straight. A weekly 2-hour radio show recut into four (approximately) 22-minute podcast episodes. Frequent guests on the program include national, state & local political leaders and respectable members of the local media. The show is light on fluff and heavy on the red meat of Utah politics.