Erin Lee of Halotherapy Solutions discusses a natural salt therapy that may help clean the lungs and combat effects of air pollution. (0:42)Then, psychologist Dr. Ellen Braaten talks about “Bright Kids Who Couldn't Care Less: How to Rekindle Your Child's Motivation.” (27:24)

Go on a powerful exploration of how we pay attention in a distracted world with philosopher and entrepreneur Christian Madsbjerg. His new book may transform the way we connect with one another - at work, at home, and beyond. (0:47)Then, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Roy A. Meals takes us on a wide-ranging journey through anatomy, biology, history, and health to unlock the mysteries of our muscles. (29:01)

Former on-air host and reporter for the Golf Channel, Lisa Cornwell, talks about her time inside what she calls "the boys’ club of sports media."(1:32)Then, a rebroadcast of our March interview with Dr. Will Cole who examines the relationship between what you eat and how you feel in his book "Gut Feelings." (26:54)

Three-time James Beard award winner and cookbook author, Anya Von Bremzen takes us through the culture of the culinary world as she travels the globe in search of food, history and the meaning of home. (1:02)Then, Dr. Giselle Batcheller, founder of Wellness and Esthetics in Park City. She brings some of the most advanced protocols in lasers and regenerative medicine to Utah. (25:08)

Nearly 70% of men over 60 have a noncancerous enlarged prostate. Dr. Shivank Bhatia, a top interventional radiologist, talks about a procedure called prostatic arterial embolization (PAE) that is non-invasive and very effective in shrinking the prostate. (1:23)Then, investigative journalist and sustainable fashion expert Alden Wicker joins the program to enlighten us about the clothes we wear. Her new book is "To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion is Making Us Sick --And How We Can Fight Back.” (26:17)

Journalist Darrell Hartman tells the story of two American explorers Robert Peary and Frederick Cook who both claimed to have discovered the North Pole.Then, Novelist Ruta Sepetys explores what makes a story that leaves an indelible mark on the reader or listener.

First, author and entrepreneur Martinus Evans challenges the conventional narrative of what a runner looks like in his new book, “Slow AF Run Club: The Ultimate Guide for Anyone Who Wants to Run.” (1:04)Then, local children’s book author Katie Mullaly on the "Land of Enough," the long-awaited next volume in the Land of… children’s books series which teaches all of us the power of gratitude. (23:58)Finally, another local author Cami Richardson discusses her recent memoir, "Foggy Goggles." (38:16)

First, Glamour Magazine's senior editor Stephanie McNeal shares an unfiltered, colorful romp through the IRL world of influencers that spills the tea on the $16 billion dollar industry of content creation. (0:51)Then, Wild Women Tribe’s founder Renee Huang shares upcoming community events and mindful adventures for empowered women. (24:41)

Sports and health journalist Christine Yu writes about groundbreaking science of women athletes in her new book, “Up to Speed.” (0:53)Then, local resident and author Joel Zuckerman talks about an upcoming speaker series on how focused, proactive, day-to-day gratitude can have a transformative effect on a person’s health, well-being and outlook. (25:18)

Prize-winning author and breast cancer survivor Leslie Lehr talks about her new book, “A Boob’s Life: How America’s Obsession Shaped Me and You.”Then, Sharon Palmer, known as the “vegan nutritionist,” presents a food plan for those with diabetes, pre-diabetes, or just a desire to eat a low-glycemic diet.