The New Utah Podcast, Episode 196: Chair Heads. Daisy Thomas, former head of the Utah Democratic party joins us to discuss Super Tuesday. We talk about the democratic party in Utah and spend a fair amount of time talking about Bernie Sanders campaign. We talk about the change to a primary vs a caucus, the youth vote and native American vote. We have a coronavirus update for everyone as well. Our Famous Utahn for the month is actually 2 women in Utah history. Seraph Young the first woman to vote in the US is a quick chat in how awesome Utah is. Martha Hughes Cannon gets top billing as she was the first elected congresswoman in the USA. She’s truly amazing. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 195: Karen Bacon. This week the gang discusses the 2020 Utah State legislative session. We talk about some neat ways to follow the session and look up bills. We also steal some Ben Winslow content to teach folks ways to be involved. We talk about Cuban sandwiches in preparation for a new contest and the primary election. We for sure get into foot fetishes, don’t even ask how. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 194: The Greatest Snow on Earth. This week we talk with Mike Brian of Penna Powers. Mike is a firm believer in making people great presenters and speakers. This drives his marketing prowess. We have a new table, and Jeremy’s bees may yet survive Snowmagedon. We do spend a chunk of the show talking about Utah snow, and why it really is the best. Also thanks Mitt, we salute you, don’t get used to it. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 193: The Jello Belt. Thom Carter joins the group to talk about his crazy career and clean air in Utah. From politics, to baseball to health care and now clean air, it’s a crazy story. The group talks about Utah’s record breaking snowmageddon. Chris reveals the winner of this month’s food challenge, stuffed savory bread item. Thom also dispels many air myths and talks about how the individual can help keep air in Salt Lake Valley clean. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 192: Year of the Metal Rat. New year, new segment. This month we celebrate famous Utahn Philo T Farnsworth, inventor of the modern electric television. We talk about how wicked smart he is and his life at length. We also talk about Chris’s attempt at being a Nascar driver, and how to poison a cupcake. We talk quite a bit about the modern news cycle as well, and discuss the pro’s and con’s of breaking news and journalistic integrity. Throw in some random TV facts and you have a show. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 191: Monkey Poop Coffee. Crystal McMullin of Sucavu, a local Utah Cannabinoid company joins us to discuss all things CBD, CBG and cannabinoid. While we tough on medical marijuana, most of the focus is on the potential of CBD and how Sucavu got started. Quality Kombucha is thrown around like it’s a real thing too. Jeremy discusses his experience with Jury Duty. We also talk the ERA, Utah Condoms and the Tax Referendum. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 190: Defending The Sacred. We have some new audio equipment! A very special thank you to all those that have donated. You have humbled us, seriously. This weeks guest is Carl Moore of PANDOS and SLC AirProtectors. We spend the evening discussing how to have an open mind and create public discourse. We do some Trump bashing, but limit it to a few minutes tops. We also talk a lot about environmental issues Utah and the world are facing right now. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 189: Stale and Stolen Like German Bread. The start of a new year brings a new guest. Chris Mortensen, creator of the Captain Borax YouTube channel. Chris has been digging into crazy things like Ted Bundy for years. We talk about his book, the tours and how he got into everything. We discuss the nearness to the ground of a certain dog and the many facets of local government, voting and jury duty. Chris reviews BFF Turon’s bicol express, and it isn’t too shabby. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 188: A Bag Full of Nekkid Babies. It’s the last show for 2019, and the gang reflects on all that was. It’s the infamous Utahn segment, and we talk about the gruesome HiFi murders from the 70s. Jess experiences a bomb threat, and the finer points of telephones are discussed. Some guy wrote a book and Robert Gehrke is amazingly funny. We look at the top searches in Utah for 2019 and discuss various diets including the DudeBro diet. Thanks to all our guest and listeners in 2019. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 187: Rough Cut Bareback Fries. It’s our second Best of Utah review episode, thanks to our friends over at City Weekly. It’s a food focused podcast, but we start out talking about dead guys and freezer jam, plus a food worker urinating all over the place. Chris unveils the best cheap Chinese lunch special. We talk about the absolute best places to eat in the state of Utah, so listen hungry. We also have a friendly Utah County Christmas movie competition. Thank you to Folk Hogan for our music. Follow us on twitter @tnupodcast TheNewUtah.com