The BUFFS Show

The latest stats are in, and Utah’s housing market continues to shift as we head into fall. In this episode, Paden, Clacey, and Ben break down the numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers. Buyers have more options and more time, but affordability remains tight. Sellers still hold pricing power, but strategy and presentation are key to standing out.

As Ogden Valley prepares to become its own city, the decisions we make now will shape how we live, govern, and grow for decades. In this episode of the Ogden Valley District 1 Candidate Series, Paden and Whitney meet with Chelsea Argyle to learn her vision, priorities, and leadership philosophy for our community.

The launch of Ogden Valley as a city is upon us—and with it comes the responsibility of choosing leaders who can balance growth, preservation, and the community’s long-term vision. In this episode of the Ogden Valley District 1 Candidate Series, Paden and Whitney sit down with Tia Shaw, a passionate advocate for education, community wellness, and responsible leadership.

Ogden Valley is at a crossroads. With incorporation moving forward, our community is about to officially become its own city—a once-in-a-lifetime shift that will define how we live, grow, and preserve this valley for generations to come. With elections this fall, choosing the right leaders has never been more important.

Janet Wampler, one of two mayoral candidates running to be the first mayor of Ogden Valley. Janet has lived and served in this community for years, holding leadership positions such as Planning Commission Chair and working on the Incorporation Transition Team. Her background in strategic planning, smart growth, and financial stewardship makes her a strong voice in conversations about what’s next for the valley.

The launch of Ogden Valley as a city is upon us—and with that comes a rare and powerful opportunity to help shape our local future. In this episode of the Ogden Valley Mayoral Series, Paden and Whitney sit down with Shanna Francis, a fifth-generation Ogden Valley resident who brings decades of community leadership and expert planning experience to the table.

A journalist, urban planner, conservation advocate, and founder of The Ogden Valley News, Shanna holds dual master’s degrees in Public Administration (with an urban planning emphasis) and Middle East Studies, and has completed graduate coursework toward two PhDs. Her long-standing service includes time as vice-chair of the Ogden Valley Planning Commission and chair of the Ogden Valley Land Trust—roles that exemplify her deep roots in local governance, environmental stewardship, and strategic planning.

In this episode, the MTN Buff team rallies together to share their full Spartan Race journey—from the toughest challenges and grueling obstacles to the triumphs, teamwork, and laughter that carried us across the finish line.

Everyone wants the perfect home—great price, great location, and great condition. But in real estate, you usually only get two out of three.

In this episode, Paden, Kade, and Whitney break down the Pick 2 Rule and share real-world stories of helping clients decide what really matters most. From tough trade-offs to surprising wins, they highlight how to navigate these choices with confidence and strategy.

In this episode, Paden, Kade, and Parker sit down to break down the August real estate market update for Utah and beyond. Instead of drowning in numbers, we focus on what these trends actually mean for buyers, sellers, and investors right now.

In this episode of the MTN Buff Podcast, Paden and Whitney sit down with Mark Ferrin—hometown hero, respected lawyer, and passionate Ogden Valley historian.

With local elections on the horizon, the conversation dives deep into the intersection of politics, history, and community in Northern Utah. From county laws and policy changes to the history that shaped the Ogden Valley we know today, Mark offers a unique perspective that blends legal expertise with decades of local insight.

Paden, Kade, and Whitney sit down to break down everything you should know about property taxes in Utah—from the basics to the finer details that can save you money. They share their own experiences, highlight common mistakes to avoid, and give you practical to-dos and not-to-dos so you can navigate property taxes with confidence.