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Home prices in STG are not reasonable. Believe it or not, Vegas is cheaper -- a lot cheaper.

Washington City takes center stage today, with the July 24th celebration and the price of power being the focus.

Some major school issues today, plus back to school is one month away.

We talk about 10 ways to exercise for people who hate to exercise ... you can do it!!!

Electric cars are NOT the answer to the question that probably doesn't even need an answer. We try and sort it out today.

Should we raise the driving age to 17 and save some lives?

SG City council controversy, drought worries, traffic concerns.

We talk death, disease, cures and life. All together with the director of public health.

SGPD Lieutenants enlighten us on police training, dealing with stress and making sure the police are ready for anything.

No politics today, just vinyl. As in records. The greatest albums of all time with music expert RJ Hadfield.

After 49 1/2 years, the Supreme Court finally overturned Roe v. Wade and it's now up to the states to decide if abortion should be illegal, instead of a federal mandate. It's a great day. The black mark on America has been removed. For now.

Growth, taxes, inflation and money ... help!

How much foresight does it require to keep us supplied with drinking water in our desert? And why do we keep building? Oh, and what about all that water used in car washes?

Fire ... and water. Water ... and fire. Two big topics in Washington County today.

Intermountain Healthcare's responsibility, vision, history and future.

All things Washington City, including the new budget, plus fire danger, suicide prevention and a new million-dollar truck with Chief Evans. 

What's the real story with the Jan. 6 hearings in Congress? And Brett says what we're all thinking when it comes to the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas ... and why that doesn't happen here.

Juneteenth and being a conservative. Plus, what's new business wise in the STG.

We talk about businesses and crime, the climate change fallacy and burning our food supply.

So tired of being lied to by the media, the left, the President, the climate-change sympathists. Argh!

SG City taxes are going up -- what?! So SG City budget experts tell us where the money is going, and why it's needed (Wanna be safe in STG?).

Safe at school? That's what the people in Uvalde, Texas thought. What are we doing here in Washington County to make sure what happened there doesn't happen here? Steve has some of the answers.

Dixie name and politics with Tim and fitness and health with Miss Senior Universe Marianne!

Euphemisms -- what are they and do we use them (hint: yes we do, a lot); Also Stacked and money talk with Joe.

Take away my guns? If you do, you're not listening to the quiet MAJORITY -- law abiding citizens. Plus, let's ignore the noisy toddler and its temper tantrum (metaphorically speaking).

Talk about Toquerville and growth; plus a theory about adult suicide and the midlife crisis.

How to spot pre-diabetes symptoms and how to stop the disease with Kristi. Local politics -- Republican races with Jimi.

We talk Top Gun: Maverick, gun bans in Canada, secret wages and more.

Can we learn from mass shooting in Texas? What went wrong (besides the psycho shooter)? 

Tuacahn; plus, what is affordable housing -- is it a fantasyland?!

Water and politics. Water and wind. Water and snowpack. Water and grass. Water water water.

SGPD Day -- we talk animals and hot cars, kids and hot cars, motorcycles and the seriousness of being a police officer, and how they cope with the job's more stressful moments.

Fast? You want fast? George went about 850 miles an hour while skimming the Nevada desert at about 50 feet altitude. The former Top Gun pilto talks speed and career.

We talk about the impending death of college football; and the death of some women's sports thanks to guys (?) like Ryan Egan.

Controlling growth, lights at the airport and limited road access at Sand Hollow

Twitter's big lie. Plus, Rowdy and Brett talk gun safety and the important 15 minutes when guns should be difficult to access.

What's the real, financial benefit of Ironman? Is it really saving us money? And then there's water ...

Talking to those who are hurting mentally and emotionally is the key to helping prevent suicide. 1-800-0273.-8255 is the suicide hotline and coming in July is the 988 hotline!

We talk inflation, limiting screen time and the nightmare of abortion.

Washington City takes center stage with plans to revive downtown, pls water issues and a new, HUGE park getting ready to be built.

Suicide in schools and the policies in place to prevent/deal with the sad topic. Also, teachers going rogue and banning books!

Golfers rejoice with choices in STG, plus the Warbird Museum and a teacher in Utah who presumes too much!

Breaking down the information leak at the Supreme Court, plus discussing the idea that censorship should apply to all public platforms, even when they're owned privately.

Gil Almquist, Victor Iverson and Adam Snow join me as we honor the memory of the late Cory Pulsipher, WashCo Sheriff. Also, we discuss leaking the Supreme Court notes as a red herring.

We talk all things Ironman with the World Championship being here in town in just a couple of days.

We talk veins, plus causes of cancer and heart disease, and kinetic tape.

We talk fitness, especially as to how it applies to those of us a little bit older in life, with Ms. Senior Universe.

We talk World War II, aviation and writing entertaining and uplifting books. Plus, what responsibility do we have for feeding the hungry ... if they don't want to work?

Mike Lee weighs in on cancelling student loan debt and we discuss it, plus signature gathering that circumvents the delegation process. It doesn't seem right.

Toquerville is about to explode with growth and we talk with Keen about that, plus the new reservoir and the bypass highway.