Aired 6/25/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia

Fellow SkidmoreCollege grad John Ubaldo joined me to discuss his amazing life, which is memorialized in his own documentary film, The Bullish Farmer. After losing his best friend in the 9/11 attacks, John traded his finance career for farming. He bought 185 acres of land and started farming like they did in the old days. He's an advocate for "the preservation of food crop diversity and the reduction of chemical fertilizers to help preserve small farms and rural America." Tune in. This may change the way you view your food.

Aired: 6/20/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia, 

Robert W. Turner II joined me to discuss his book, Not for Long, The Life and Career of the NFL Athlete. We discussed his college and professional football career, including its abrupt conclusion at age 28. Robert found himself ill-prepared for life after football, and after "staggering around" for a decade he decided that it was time to create a new legacy, so he earned his doctorate in sociology and embarked on a career to help athletes and their families in navigating the hazardous world of football. His sociological examination of the sport is designed to assist athletes with the challenges they face so that they can make the most of their experiences and be better prepared to integrate into society after the final whistle blows. Thank you for a great interview Robert. Good luck with the next chapter of your amazing and inspirational life story.

Aired 6/18/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia

Before coming onto the program, Mircea Divricean gave my daughter and me a personalized tour of Camp K. Mircea and I discussed this Salt Lake City treasure and its historical roots. Camp K is an amazing environment, of learning, self-growth, exploration, experience, training, self-discovery, and the list can go on. It is an amazing growth experience for everyone involved. At Camp K, everyone has a voice - everyone is valued, respected, and supported. Tune in to hear how this ecosystem thrives under Mircea's leadership.

Aired: 6/4/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Utah Pride Center's Executive Director Rob Moolman discusses Utah Pride, and the changing culture centered around the LGBT community here in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Aired: 5/30/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia,

Stuart Goffman is the Executive Producer of Addiction Unplugged, which is scheduled to premier July 20th on A&E. Stuart is focused on helping addicts, as well as celebrating all those people trying to address the opioid crisis. He's also counting on millennials to open up and change the stigma associated with addiction. Get real and watch Addiction Unplugged.

Aired: 5/14/19, 1640AM, Ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Utah Jazz Man Alema Harrington joined me to discuss his amazing life, including his charity golf tournament coming up in a few weeks. Great insights from a special man. Thanks for coming on the show. You're an inspiration to all.

Aired: 5/7/19, 1640AM, Ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Indiana Pacers' Assistant Coach Bill Bayno joined me to discuss his amazing life, including recovery from alcoholism, his relationships with Lamar Odom, Rick Majerus and Quinn Snyder, and some other miscellaneous stuff. We also picked our starting lineups from the current pool of NBA greats. Sorry Billy, but I got King James, James Harden, Donovan, Rudy and Steph, so you're going to lose that matchup. Go Jazz!!!

Aired: 4/25/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Only one perspective of "Common Ground" was available because Mark L. Shurtleff called in sick, so I took the opportunity to share some themes from past shows and pieced something together, including my brief encounter with Utah Jazz point guard Ricky Rubio yesterday morning.

Aired: 4/23/19, 1640AM, Ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Answer: Yes. Utah State Treasurer David Damschen can be trusted. That's true even though he likes Rush, listens to Ozzy's Boneyard on Sirius radio and appeared on my show. Maybe everything isn't as it seems, but it sure seems like Dave knows what he's doing. If he decides to run for re-election, he's got my vote. Our discussion includes social security, public employee retirement benefits, charter schools, paganism, symbolism, heavy metal and, of course, Rush, because Dave handles some Big Money. 666 Facts: 1. Good luck in Chinese. 2. The sum of the first 36 numbers. 3. DCLXVI the sum of one occurrence of all Roman numeral symbols whose value is less than 1000. Maybe Ozzy Osbourne and Iron Maiden aren't evil after all. Go figure.

Aired: 4/18/19, 1640AM, ktalkmedia, Salt Lake City

Skye Lazaro joined me this afternoon and I bored her with a few Rush lyrics. After that we continued the discussion about the Unabomber Manifesto, political correctness, constitutional law and basketball.