Director of the feature film "Omaha" Cole Webley joins the show to talk about working with child actors & pets on-screen, how the film was received at the Sundance Film Festival and hear Dale talk Cole into a spot in his next film.

And, Days of Thunder II is coming. Dale talks about how Tom Cruise is one of his favorite actors but not one of his favorite humans. We can disagree with someone & still like someone.

And, the difference between Sell-By, Best-By & Expiration dates in grandma's storage room.

Melo holds down the fort while Dale was out covering the Pioneer Day Parade in Washington City. Melo welcomes fellow realtor & health enthusiast Rebecca Bundy & she shares her inspiring story of health & weight loss.

Also, pickleball coach & author April Schepman stops in to talk about tips for beginners & novices alike that may be starting out as a pickleballer. She also shares her skills logbook she wrote & is now available on Amazon.

Dale chats about the pros & cons of data centers.

Also, Jordan Hess stops by to talk about the Washington City Pioneer Day celebration activities.

Then, Dallas Clifford from Utah Tech Athletics stops in to chat about the football team & women's basketball teams travelling to Beaver, UT to help with flood relief as well as the new footballs schedule & a member of the baseball team gets drafted by the Houston Astros.

Washington County Conservancy District Director Zach Renstrom stops by to chat about the best way to fight forest fires, the progress of several area reservoirs & are data centers getting a fair shake.

County Commissioner Gil Almquist stops by to chat about certain things said during the primary election about county issues including the pickleball courts & overall transparency.

Also, his thoughts on the airport expansion & where the money will come from.

Mayor Fawcett stops by to chat about the budget increase, as well as how the fireworks ban was heeded by residents. Plus, the pros & cons of millions of travelers coming through Hurricane on the way to Zion, Bryce Canyon, the Grand Canyon, & Lake Powell. And, the mayor's grandson tags along to & drops the best parts of being the mayor's family.

Washington Area Chamber CEO Shawn Christensen & City of St. George's Economic Development Director Chad Thomas stop by to talk about the upcoming business ribbon cuttings.

Plus, Dale's hometown in Washington State are celebrating 20 years of data centers being built there. He discusses the upside a town can enjoy from the facilities being a part of the local economy.

Jason Bradley, director of the Washington County Emergency Management department, stops by to talk about the Turkey Farm Fire that started Sunday just north of St. George. He gives an update of readiness statuses for the county & info on how to be ready to evacuate.

Also, Retired Judge Mike Westfall gives insight to the procedure after Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing wrapped up on Friday. He talks about how unusual it is to wait 6 weeks to decide if a case will go to trial as well as other interesting analysis to the legal process.

Dale tries to guess listeners favorite cookie flavor to win Shakespeare tickets.

And, a follow up to remind listeners about the limited edition Jason Aldean autographed guitar up for bid on the Parowan Strong Instagram page. And, a surprise that sister station Cat Country 94.9 has a additional Kane Brown autographed guitar to be auctioned off as well!

Washington City Mayor Kress Staheli stops by to chat about any pushback the city got from the public from the fireworks ban in city limits and how the fire response was.

Also, he takes input from listeners about sidewalks & faded crosswalk striping at SR 9 & Telegraph Rd.

Plus, how he handles time management with all the plates he keeps spinning.