Startup Spotlight (August 2016) — ShopHero is a new company that offers an online service for local independent grocers to compete with the big national retailers. Because independent grocers must compete now with large retailers that offer home deliveries, ShopHero aims to empower the smaller guys. CEO Matt Garner shares how the company is based…
This week Natalie, Jim, and Dan talk about Gov. Herbert endorsing Donald Trump for President, while Lt. Gov. Cox does not. Also, how Trump’s op-ed in the Deseret News fell flat with most Utahns. In the second segment, they debate the Utah Board of Education’s recent decision to allow teachers to be hired without education…
The Bottom Line – (Original air date: 7/28/2015): Whether you are a 3rd grader or a college Freshman, the classroom is increasingly online. Utah-based Instructure, and its flagship software product Canvas, is helping students, parents, teachers and administrative staff communicate seamlessly and share data easily using Cloud technology. Many years ago entrepreneurs like Josh Coates,…
This week Jim, Dan, and Natalie talk about their favorite Olympic memories. Also Evan McMullin, a BYU grad and former LDS Missionary who launched a quixotic run for the presidency, and Hillary Clinton’s op-ed penned in the Deseret News. In the second segment they discuss a Utah Policy poll that says Rep. Mia Love leads…
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Original air date: November 5, 2014) – Adam Tanner is a fellow at Harvard University’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science, and a former foreign correspondent for Reuters News Service. His new book What Stay In Vegas: The World Of Personal Data – Lifeblood Of Big Business – And The End…
The Bottom Line – (Original Air date: 11/17/2015): When the Summer Olympics in Brazil commence in less than 9 months we may likely again see the world’s best athletes sporting brightly colored tape on their thighs, shoulders and buttocks. This tape is known as “Kinesiology tape” and its fans are convinced that it helps with…
This week Jim, Dan, and Natalie discuss whether Hillary Clinton could actually win Utah in November. Also a state audit that found Utah is failing to regulate payday lenders. In the second segment they talk about Jennifer Napier-Pearce taking over for Terry Orme as Editor of the Salt Lake Tribune; Gov. Herbert in Penthouse Magazine…
The Bottom Line – (Original Air Date: July 14, 2015) The number one customer complaint about smart phones and tablets are broken or scratched screens. ZAGG is one company offering products to remedy this “pain point”. Randy Hales took over the helm of ZAGG, a publicly traded company based in Salt Lake City, in 2012. …
This week Jim and Natalie are joined in studio by Senator Todd Weiler representing The Right. They discuss some of the highlights and chaos of the Democratic national convention happening this week in Philadelphia. Todd also compares it to his experience attending the GOP national convention last week in Cleveland. In the second segment they…
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Original air date: March 16/19, 2016) — Last week Germany’s Consul General based in Los Angeles spoke at the Hinckley Institute about Germany’s refugee crisis. Hans Jörg Neumann gives a detailed critique of Germany’s current refugee dilemma and the profound impact the refugee crisis is having on German society and…
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