Into the 5th week of the 2016 legislative session we are recording again at the Capitol. This week Natalie, Jim, and Dan talk about a legislative audit of the University of Utah’s athletic program following the U’s cancellation of a basketball game against longtime rival BYU; Also a bill to do away with the bi-partisan…
This week Natalie, Dan, and Rep. Brian King discuss Jackie Biskupski taking the reins as Salt Lake City’s new mayor; Rep. Chaffetz hints he might run for Utah’s governor at some point; how the new Count My Vote signature gathering is playing out; Obama’s executive order on background checks for gun buyers – and what…
Natalie, Jim, and Dan review the top news and political stories of 2015, including “winners” and “losers”, their hopes for 2016, and each voice a gripe of the year.
This week Jim, Natalie, and Dan talk about the Utes playing BYU on New Year’s Day; the state’s budget surplus; gamesmanship on capitol hill; Trump appealing to people’s fears; Plus the group plays a short game of rapid fire.
This week Jim, Natalie and Dan talk about Salt Lake being the “least free” city, Mayor-elect Biskupski transition into office, and Jim debating Jonathon Johnson because Gov. Herbert won’t. Also, the recent shootings in Colorado and California, the Lake Powell pipeline, the Paris climate talks, and remembering the late Governor Olene Walker’s legacy.
This week Jim, Natalie, and Dan discuss the sale of the Gateway Mall, and a regional plan for addressing homelessness. Also choosing between Trump or Carson, the Count My Vote clash continues, and Sen. Aaron Osmond steps away from the Utah College for Applied Technology.
This week Natalie, Jim, and Dan talk about Jackie Biskupski officially winning the Salt Lake City mayoral race and becoming the city’s first Gay mayor, and Ralph Becker’s legacy for the city. Also UTA’s bad public image; this weeks’ Legislative interim session; Gov. Herbert opting to still accept Syrian refugees even while more than two…
This week Jim, Natalie, and Dan discuss the LDS Church’s decision to exclude children of same-sex parents and the “Family Homo Evening” protest response. Also Utah gets a D- for state integrity, the University of Missouri President steps down amid racism on campus, Utah anglers get a stream access victory, and the state’s Tax Review…
This week Former Lt. Governor Greg Bell, Peter Corroon, Democratic Party Chair, and former Republican Part Chair Thomas Wright discuss: the Presidential race; the Salt Lake Mayoral race; moving the state prison to Salt Lake; the House leadership stirrup; Russian President Putin and the Middle East; Teachers packing guns in Utah schools; and Peter performing…
This week Sen Jim Dabakis is joined by Sen. Todd Weiler on the Right and Former Lt. Governor Greg Bell in the Middle. They discuss last night’s first Democratic presidential debate, the GOP leadership locked up again in Congress, and the latest on the Salt Lake mayoral race. They also give a post-mortem to Medicaid…
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