Both Sides of the Aisle
Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 63 (1/15/15)
Greg, Natalie and Jim talk about Mitt Romney in 2016, Russia, teetotallers on the alcohol commission, funding education, and Utah drops “Ag-Gag” charges.
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The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour: Undocumented & Queer
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Air date: January 14, 2015) – A panel of students, activists, and policy makers discuss the issues faced by undocumented queer individuals, particularly as they extend beyond the question of same-sex marriage. The panelists include: Mariana Ramiro-Gomez, a graduate in Educational Leadership & Policy; Eusebio Echeveste, Comunidades Unidas Community Engagement…
The Bottom Line
The Bottom Line: Mike Dutton, Winder Farms CEO
The Bottom Line (Air Date: January 13, 2015) – Delivery vehicles for Winder Farms have traversed the Utah landscape since 1880. Not only was that before modern cars and trucks – it was long before electricity. Back then John Winder and his family delivered milk and butter mostly to neighbors and friends. The company stayed…
Both Sides of the Aisle
Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 62 (1/8/15)
This week Sen. Todd Weiler on the right joins Jim and Natalie to squabble over Republicans taking over Congress, earmarks, Mia Love, and again, the prison.
Both Sides of the Aisle
Both Sides of the Aisle – Best Gripes of 2014 (1/1/15)
Hear some of the best Gripe segments from Both Sides of the Aisle in 2014.
The Bottom Line
The Bottom Line: Bryson Garbett of Garbett Homes
The Bottom Line (Air Date: December 30, 2014/January 6, 2015) – Bryson Garbett started his construction career in the field as a home framer when he was just 18 years old. He later founded Garbett Homes in 1988. Back then large homes on large lots were all the rage. Bryson saw a different opportunity and…
Both Sides of the Aisle
Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 61 (12/18/14)
This week the gang hashes out options for spending surplus budget money, moving the state prison, and ruminate the best and worst political happenings of 2014 in Utah.
Both Sides of the Aisle
Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 60 (12/11/14) – KCPW News
This week Jim, Natalie, and Greg discuss Utah’s recent budget surplus finding, and finding a new spot for the state prison. The group also talk more about the GOP suing the state over Count My Vote reforms, and Jim gripes about the freeway speeds being changed to 70 miles per hour.
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour: Human Trafficking in Utah
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Air date: December 10, 2014) – Human trafficking is called “the invisible crime”. Victims are often vulnerable immigrants, homeless children, runaways, or young women who are coerced into forced labor, domestic servitude, or most often prostitution or sex slavery. Utah law enforcement officials say it is indeed an under reported,…
The Bottom Line
The Bottom Line: Clint Betts, Beehive Startups & StartSLC
The Bottom Line (Air Date: December 9, 2014) – Clint Betts is founder and editor-in-chief of Beehive Startups, an independent media organization focused on Utah’s startup and tech ecosystem. Clint and his team are also the driving force behind an exciting new event for entrepreneurs, investors and the broader community called StartSLC. The 3-day event…
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