Dave And Dujanovic

  A new report by the Pew Research Center questions whether a college degree is worth it... as Americans wonder if the cost of a degree adds up to more money in their careers. More and more big companies are ditching college degree requirements for workers: GM, Google, Home Depot... 

New numbers are out: According to SmartSurvey experts, the cost of a home in Utah by 2030 will be $1.1M. Your house payment will be $6K a month. There's one thing that may save the day for homebuyers... Dave and Debbie break down the data. 

College athletes are set to be paid directly by their schools. College athletes keep raking in the wins. NCAA moves to pay them with paychecks like they're employees... Michelle Bodkin with KSL Sports joins the show to discuss what this major announcement might mean for the future of college sports. 

If you're hitting the road this weekend, pack your patience. For those going to Vegas... Sin City is the most booked spot in America for Memorial Day weekend. Heather Kelly from the KSL Traffic Center gives the weekend traffic expectations, and then Dave and Debbie share some fun events happening Memorial Day weekend. 

Public speaks out on downtown revitalization plans at SLC Council meeting Would you take an air taxi? Vertiports in Utah Priced Out Housing: Do kids need their own room?  Fun things to do at Utah Lake State Park  

  In an effort to keep kids safe while playing around Utah's lakes and reservoirs, Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital has made a generous donation of 900 life jackets to loaner stations. Karlee Kump, Community Health Manager at Intermountain Primary Children's Hospital, joins the show to explain where and how people can access them. 

   Chris Haramoto, North Region Manager with Utah State Parks, joins the show to share all the things that make Utah Lake State Park such a gem in Utah County. 

  Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, joins the show again to talk about river safety. He walks us through what you can do if you or someone else falls into a river. 

  Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the show to break down Sen. Mitt Romney's comments during the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee hearing regarding the plan with China. 

  Studies show that kids don't necessarily need their own room. Could you downsize to find more affordable housing with less space? Dave and Debbie discuss and take calls from fellow parents. 

  Devan Chavez with Utah State Parks joins the show to bring the latest updates on hot camping spots and activities to prepare for as Memorial Day weekend is just around the corner. 

  Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, joins the show to share some tips for paddleboarding safely in the wind. 

  What in the world is a vertiport? Paul Damron, UDOT's Advanced Air Mobility Manager, joins the show to explain how it will work, how much it will cost, and why it's safe. 

   KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small and KSL TV Reporter Lindsay Aerts join the show to give an inside look at what went down during the 4-hour long SLC Council meeting on the proposal to revamp the Delta Center. 

The search in Deer Creek Reservoir American tourists trapped in Turks and Caicos over bullets in bags  Should all presidential debates take place in front of a live audience?

  Gearing up for Memorial Day weekend, many of us will be getting out on the water. If you were planning on going to Deer Creek Reservoir this weekend... you might need a plan B. Dave and Debbie ask Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, if the semitruck carrying 12K gallons of propane that crashed into the reservoir will ruin your holiday travel plans. 

  Is there a happy place to work when it comes to federal government jobs? According to a the 2023 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government Rankings, NASA lands at the top. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins to share his take on these rankings and whether they might be worth it. 

 There's a new opinion piece by the Deseret News' Senior Editorial Columnist Jay Evensen, titled "A bad move for America's presidential debates." In this piece he talks about how Biden and Trump's agreement to debate without a live audience is a bad idea. He joins the show to explain why. 

  Teachers are reportedly quitting out of frustration over managing students on cell phones in the classroom. In Utah, the Granite School District is leading out on a policy for a district wide cell phone ban. Dave, Debbie, and KSL TV's Shara Park check in on one high school who's had the ban in place for 5 years... and how they are making it work. 

American tourists have been arrested and are now trapped in Turks and Caicos over bullets found in their bags. It's up to 5 Americans, and the minimum prison time they could face should scare all of us. Will a plea of ignorance about bullets in their bags get them anything less than 12 years in prison? KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas walks us through the legal nightmare that can unfold when you take a dream vacation. Clark Aposhian, Chairman of the Board of the Utah Shooting Sports Council, discusses the rules of traveling with ammunition.