Dave And Dujanovic

Uncertain insurance! As hurricanes rock Florida year after year, homeowners can see high insurance policies and even cancellations. We've seen the same issue in Utah with homes in high risk fire areas. Bankrate Analyst Shannon Martin  joins us live with her analysis on this issue. will your insurance company be there for you when you need it?  

Tesla debuted it's new Optimus Robots and Cybercab last week. Dave takes a look inside Tesla's new world of robots and why Elon Musk is being accused of copying designs from the movie I robot. 

Today... Salt Lake City residents will have their chance to weigh in on a possible property tax increase... designed to provide more resources to fight mosquitos. An extra $10 bucks per year gets you more mosquito killing!  Is there anything in this world that you would rather spend $10 on? Dave speaks with The Executive Director of the Salt Lake City Mosquito Abatement District, Dr. Ary Faraji, to learn more about the process on fighting mosquitos and what the money would go towards.  

Ballots are heading out today in Utah! With just 21 days to the election we've got you covered! Dave breaks down everything you need to know on receiving and tracking your ballot with State Elections Director, Ryan Cowley. Dave also asks how the order of candidates is decided on the ballots… and the process looks similar to scrabble. KSL @ Night Host Adam Gardiner joins on the top local races to watch this election.  Dave speaks with the Weber County Clerk, Ricky Hatch, to discuss what you need to do to make sure you're vote is counted and goes through tips on avoiding your ballot getting rejected.  

– Man with loaded gun arrested outside California Trump Rally – Your Voice Your Vote: Two-page ballot in SLCO – Used EVs continue to drop in value – It only takes 35 minutes to get addicted to TikTok - What to know about Utah judges before you vote

  It’s important to know about the judges serving throughout Utah, but many of us skip that part of the ballot when we see judges’ names. To clarify how we can know our judges, Dave and Greg speak with Mary-Margaret Pingree here get more details. Learn more at judges.utah.gov.

  Thirty pages of uncovered documents in a lawsuit against TikTok owner ByteDance are highlighting some concerning details about the way the app is used. Over 95% of smartphone users under 17 use TikTok. Investigators have determined that it only takes 35 minutes to become addicted to TikTok or 260 videos. Dave and Greg discuss the new information.

  With the election coming up in less than a month, we're seeing the classic argument of whether or not the Electoral College needs to exist, or if the presidency should be decided by popular vote only. James Curry, Political Science Professor at the University of Utah, discusses with Dave and Greg about the pros and cons of the electoral college.

  Each candidate's campaign teams are ramping up with three weeks until the election, but how much of a difference will the money they raise make? SNL poked fun at Kamala Harris' fundraising saying "shouldn't you be winning by a landslide?". Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to talk about how fundraising fuels campaigns and whether or not the money matters.

  With soda shops popping up all over Utah, the caffeine intake is rising. Lois Collins, Reporter at the Deseret News, joins the show to discuss the positives and the negatives of caffeine. Dave and Greg take calls from listeners to hear their opinions

  The average brand-new EV is being sold for around $56,000, but after three years, that price drops to around $28,000. In a study earlier this year according to the Wall Street Journal. In a recent study, 46% of Americans said they would go back to gas vehicles. Are EV owners losing money if they try to resell their cars? Dave and Greg discuss their thoughts on their own EVs and if they would go back to gas.

  1 in 4 women (24.3%) and 1 in 7 men (13.8%) aged 18 and older in the US have been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime according to thehotline.org. October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Dave and Greg look at an important tool in identifying potentially deadly relationships. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss how often lethality assessments are used and if there has been an increase since the state of Utah required law enforcements to use them when responding to intimate partner violence.

  Election Day is 22 days away and the ballots will be making their way to your home this week. Salt Lake County Clerk, Lannie Chapman joins the show to explain what we'll be seeing on this year's ballot, and why ballots in SLCO are two double-sided pages.

The number of people the Secret Service are protecting keeps growing. This number includes  the president, vice president, their immediate families and several high-ranking government officials as well as former presidents. Do they have enough funding and training to protect all of these people? Dave and Greg discuss some of the problems the Secret Service are facing.

A Nevada man was arrested at a Trump rally in Southern California on Saturday. Police say the man had a shotgun, a loaded handgun, ammunition and multiple fake passports in his car. While this isn't being seen as an assassination attempt, it's another test for the Secret Service. Dave and guest host Greg Skordas discuss.

Differentiating wasteful spending and inflation costs  Brother of possible road rage victim shares information on active investigation  The pros and cons of buying now and paying later  KSL Movie Show: It's Saturday night! 

At 11:30pm on October 11th, 1975, a ferocious troupe of young comedians and writers changed television forever. KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles join D2 with a preview of their review of Saturday Night. Andy, Steve, Dave and Debby answer the Movie Show's question of the week "What is the funniest movie scene of all time?"    

If you have  checked out online recently, you might have noticed payment options like Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm or others. These platforms are options that provide consumers to buy now and pay through monthly installments, and they have experienced a popularity boom amidst rising inflection costs. Better rates and an ultimate deadline makes them more attractive than credit cards, but fees and lack of ability to protect your product can make the process more difficult. D2 discuss.  

The family of the man who was shot and killed at Jordanelle State Park on Sept. 25 is pleading for help in finding his killer. Patrick Hayes, 61, was found near the entrance of Ross Creek Day Use area near Jordanelle Reservoir, and brother Mike Hayes joins D2 to share more information about Haye's life and memory. The investigation has led investigators to believe road rage might have been a factor in his death, based on cell phone and movement tracking. Mike Hayes and investigators ask the public to contact the police with any information pertaining to the capture of his brothers killer.  

Americans are feeling inflation in many different aspects of life; housing, groceries, etc... but how much of the financial crunch can we blame on Washington? D2 looks at Americans average holiday decoration and food costs to see where people might be making poor financial choices.  From 12-ft skeletons to hundreds of dollars devoted to eating out monthly, D2 explores where American's can save.