Dave And Dujanovic

The presidential debate may no longer be coming to the University of Utah Is a new mainstream in SLC actually viable? Why It's cheaper to see Taylor Swift live in Europe compared to the US More adult kids buy homes where mom lives What are you willing to cut out to reduce the national debt?

There is one county that the typical renter can afford to buy a home in Utah... And that is Beaver County. Dave and Debbie break down the cost compared to other counties in Utah.  

Continuing coverage on how to pay off the national debt, Dave and Debbie discuss the items they would be willing to cut in order to contribute to help paying the debt off such as social security or Medicare.

Reports show that more adult kids buy homes where their mom lives. Dave and Debbie discuss and break down the data followed by listener calls.

When you learned that it is cheaper to fly to Paris to see Taylor Swift than it is to go to some place like Indianapolis in the US we are doing something wrong in America. Because Europe has cracked down on the resale of tickets, you can see your favorite artist and get a full travel experience too -- for less. Full price comparison $6,000 for a single ticket alone  in the US compared to $1,300 for a concert ticket, stay, AND travel in Paris and other areas in Europe. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue and speak with KSL Newsradio Producer Caitlyn Johnston about the numbers and why Europe may be the better choice.

The proposal for a new downtown is underway but also so are plans for a new main street- but is that even still viable?  Peter Makowski, Deputy Director, in the Business Development Division of SLC's Department of Economic Development joins the discussion.

Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson joins the show to discuss how the presidential debate that was scheduled to be at the University of Utah may now be in limbo.

Samantha Corey would walk across the stage during her AF HS graduation next week-- but an aggressive form of cancer stole the moment from her -- now it seems the Alpine School District is blocking her from getting any recognition on graduation day - even though she worked to get all her high school credits at the same time cancer was eating her alive. Samantha's  family says the school district is denying "Mantha" any recognition. Dave and Debbie speak with  Rich Stowell, Director of Communications Alpine School District about the policy that is preventing this recognition. Dave and Debbie take listener calls on the issue and hear from Ted and his wife Sheryl about a similar situation that happened to their son when he passed away in 2021.

The uncertain plan for a new main street in SLC Suspect in Sgt. Bill Hooser's death charged with 9 felony offenses How much compensation is enough for downwinders? What will it take to pay off the National Debt? Tips for water safety in Utah as temperatures warm

Ty Hunter, Boating Program Manager and Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation join the show to discuss water safety tips to remember as the temperatures warm.

The US National Debt is at nearly $35T dollars. In the 10 seconds it's taken me to read this line... it's gone up $400K dollars. EOB yesterday... to now... $20B. Dave wanted to know... how to do you pay off the national debt? Is it like your credit card? You have a minimum you have to pay... and anything above and beyond goes to principal? Nope... it's not that easy... but it's also not that hard. Dave walks through what he learned from a conversation with BYU Professor of Economics,  Mark Showalter.

Nuclear testing in the mid-20th century spread fallout far and wide. Many people may have been impacted by this down the road… How much compensation is enough for downwinders? Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor Deseret News joins the conversation.

Utah County Attorney, Jeffrey S. Gray announces criminal charges involving the death of Sgt. Bill Hooser. Sgt Hooser was killed in the line of duty on May 5, 2024. Dave and Debbie listen live to the press conference, speak to KSL Newsradio Reporter Aimee Cobabe who is live at the press conference and KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss the charges and the death penalty.

A plan to revolutionize Main St. in Salt Lake City has been six decades in the making...There's a 215-page plan. And it might have just gone up in smoke when Ryan Smith bought a hockey team. Dave thinks this might have just saved us from ourselves. This plan for Main St. is a Leave it to Beaver Utopia that doesn't exist anymore. Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

A pay bump for cops in one city means a tax increase for property owners Today it's Draper, tomorrow your city is next. Why? This state has done things all wrong when it comes to police pay forever. Draper City Mayor Troy Walker joins the show.  Debbie pitches a better.

Full coverage of funeral services for Sgt. Bill Hooser who was hit and killed by a semi truck on May 5th, 2024. Dave and Debbie walk through the live coverage of the procession leading up to the funeral and speak with KSL Newsradio's Eric Cabrera live from UVU covering the funeral. Dave and Debbie bring the latest details on what is known about the suspect and what happened the day Sgt. Hooser was hit and killed. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas speaks on the potential charges. Sgt. Spencer Cannon with the Utah County Sherriff's Office  laid out more into what is known about the investigation. Dave and Debbie listen to the funeral services live from the UCCU Center at UVU. As the funeral comes to a close Shante Johnson who lost her husband, Sgt. Derek Johnson,  in the line of duty,  calls the show live from Washington DC to speak about National Law Enforcement Week. Ricky Meece in the KSL Traffic Center, brings a preview of traffic as the processi

Is the solution for teachers a 4-day work week? The danger of processed foods and how to ditch them without breaking the bank SLC considering a way to get more starter homes built in a city that is built out Toxic work environment cited in resignation letter of Miss USA Noelia Voigt

It's time for The Movie Show preview on the Dave & Dujanovic show! Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles with the KSL Movie Show want to know: What scene in a movie gives you goosebumps every time you watch it?

We are learning more into the resignation of Miss USA, Noelia Voigt, who is from Utah. A letter from NBC cites a toxic work environment. Dave and Debbie discuss the details.

Love it or Hate it? SLC considering a way to get more homes built in a city that is built out...let homeowners with big enough lots subdivide to build another house on the lot. Two homes on what was once ONE LOT. Dave and Debbie speak with Taylor Anderson, Editor at Building Salt Lake.