Utah Stories Show

Today on Utah Stories we had long time publisher Rhett Long on to discuss censorship and how it relates to telling the truth as journalists.

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David Durocher comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss his strong belief that the government is promoting drug use. He believes The Other Side Academy gives addicts the opportunity to be successful post treatment. He believes you should judge a city by how they treat their criminals.

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David Durocher who is The Executive Director of The Other Side Academy believes there’s got to be a reason why so many cities don’t want to adopt the best practices to create a situation where drug addicts can find effective treatment.

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Nick Lippincott discusses how animals and pets are treated in Utah and why microchipping is critical to help with this issue as well as volunteering, fostering, adopting, and donating.

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When most pundits talk about a, "Deep State," they only think of it existing in Washington D.C. Utah Stories has been investigating Utah's "Deep State" actors. What can be done about these leaders making exorbitant amounts of money while holding little accountability to voters.

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This episode is a recap of homeless advocates in Salt Lake City. Carol Hollowell, Moe Egan, Ty Bellamy, and Jillian Olmstead. Also Crystal a local homeless person talks about her experience being on the streets.

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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill comes on our podcast to discuss Salt Lake City's homelessness problem, and the possible solutions for this situation.

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This is a pre show for our show with Sim Gill with Terry Lewis a 35-year law enforcement veteran.

This is our Instagram Preshow before the episode with Sim Gill.

Cindy and Angelique the two people that started Women's Wine Hiking Society in Utah came to talk about their organization.