We talked with philanthropist and Wayfarer Studios co-chairman Steve Sarowitz to discuss the grand reopening of Wayfarer Theater in Payson. Learn about the theater’s mission to provide uplifting, high-quality content while maintaining the affordable, community-centered values that local families have always cherished.

We’ve all heard "Hakuna Matata," but have you heard of "Tika Buzoba"? We explore the life-changing Swahili principle of "stopping stupid things" and how identifying self-imposed obstacles can propel you toward your dreams faster than any accelerator.

Joining a new team can be intimidating, but your work ethic is your best calling card. We explore why consistency and reliability matter more than speeches, and how leading by example—even without a title—can transform your professional reputation and team culture.

We sit down with Tara Lundell to discuss her 30-year journey in education and her passion for helping students "crack the code" of reading. Learn why she believes laughter is the cornerstone of a successful classroom and how she has fostered independence in students across the district.

Meet Judy "Grandma Tucker," a 97-year-old Springville legend who has spent nearly a century serving her community. We explore her life story, from meeting her husband at a radio station to her philosophy on why being a "has-been" is better than a "might-have-been."

Alli Moon joins us to share how she transitioned from K-12 dance education to leading high-energy AquaFit classes at the Clyde Recreation Center. We dive into the physical and psychological benefits of water-based workouts, from joint mobility to the freedom of exercising without self-consciousness.

How do we respond when our kids say, "I can't do it"? We explore the legacy of Henry Ford and other history-makers to show that failure isn't the end of the story—it's the path to success. Learn practical ways to help your children reframe setbacks and build a mindset of resilience.

Author Zig Ziglar once said the door to success opens on the hinges of hope and encouragement. In this episode, we discuss the vital importance of your inner circle and why choosing the right five people to spend your time with is the most important decision you can make for your personal growth.

Grab your crayons and join the fun! We’re discussing the 2026 Spring Coloring Contest, featuring print-at-home pages, community kindness challenges, and exciting prizes from local businesses.

We talk with Cade Orvin, owner of Beach House, about bringing the coastal sport of sand volleyball to the heart of Utah County. Discover how this indoor facility creates a year-round summer community through competitive leagues, inclusive open play, and affordable court rentals for all skill levels.