Red Meat Radio

DeLaina Tonks interviews former State Representative and current Salt Lake Tribune contributor, Holly Richardson, about her recent article on a cop pulling a gun on a young boy in Davis County.

Tonks and Richardson then interview Carolina Herrin of the Utah Latino Republicans about the purpose of this new organization and upcoming events.

Holly Richardson talks with DeLaina Tonks, principal at Mountain Heights Academy, about state testing issues in 2019.

Richardson and Tonks then interview Cedar Hills Mayor Jenney Rees about the proposed change in Utah county governance from three commissioners to seven.

State Senator Todd Weiler and Natalie Gordon talk with Bruce Davis about the race for Layton City Mayor. Weiler and Gordon then talk with Kendalyn Harris. Harris provides an update on Bountiful City.

State Senator Todd Weiler and Natalie Gordon talk with Tami Fillmore about smart growth and other issues facing Centerville City. Weiler and Gordon them talk with James Ahlstrom about city council races in West Bountiful City.

State Senator Todd Weiler and Natalie Gordon talk with Jeff Hartley about the media coverage of the Inland Port meeting protestors. Weiler and Gordon then talk with Jared Walczack on the Tax Foundation’s recommendations for Utah tax reform.

State Senator Todd Weiler and Natalie Gordon discuss city council race in North Salt Lake. Weiler and Gordon then discuss school trust land and race for Utah Governor.

State Auditor John Dougall and former State Senator Howard Stephenson talk with former Salt Lake City police chief Chris Burbank about receiving a TED Talk Global Audacious Award. The Center for Policing Equity, with support from The Audacious Project, will bring racial bias in policing reform to departments that collectively serve 100 million people a year by 2024.

Former State Senator Howard Stephenson discusses the recent Salt Lake Tribune profile piece on State Auditor John ‘Frugal’ Dougall – front page, above the fold. Stephenson is stunned that the Salt Lake Tribune could portray a conservative in such glowing light.

Dougall and Stephenson then talk with State Senator Daniel Thatcher about workforce development and the importance of cybersecurity training. Thatcher discusses his ideas for creating a student association for computer science and the importance of certificate training.

Former State Senator Howard Stephenson and State Auditor John Dougall talk with Jordan School District’s newest superintendent, Anthony Godfrey. Godfrey discusses his future plans for the district. Stephenson also brings up the issue of salary wars among the districts, asking what it will really do to help students.

Dougall and Stephenson then talk with Summer Thatcher about the growing movement for e-sports. Thatcher explains e-sports for us novices and then explains their potential impact on Utah’s economy.

State Auditor John Dougall and former State Senator Howard Stephenson talk with State Senator Lyle Hillyard about the plan for the new Legislative Tax Restructuring & Equalization Task Force.