The Jazz lost a heartbreaker to Minnesota and Georges Niang, the minivan himself, bled all over the basketball. Chris examines both the metaphorical and literal bleeding of the Jazz, and segues into a larger conversation about MVP candidates, Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, and how fans tend to legitimize players and teams retroactively.

CDC guidelines on children wearing masks, the allosaurus is the official fossil of Utah, the fate of Jazz basketball may rest on their wings, and an interview with King’s Camo owner Kevin Pritchett.

4:00 Today In The Beehive - Senator Mike Lee sends a letter to the CDC asking for further clarification on kids wearing masks.

14:00 Why Tho - The allosaurus is the official fossil of Utah. Why tho?

34:00 Silicon Slopes - In partnership with Utah Outdoor Association, Silicon Slopes sit down with King's Camo Owner Kevin Pritchett to discuss Kevin's incredible entrepreneurial journey as a car salesman to car dealership owner to owning a diverse portfolio of companies, including King's Camo. Kevin and his team have built a great company with quality products for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors. It is a unique story to hear and apply in any business.

57:00 No Baller - For all the talk of the Donovan Mitchell-Rudy Gobert star pairing, the playoffs will likely boil down to these four wings: Royce O’Neale, Bojan Bogdanovic, Joe Ingles, and Jordan Clarkson.