Listen to 49 episodes of Both Sides of the Aisle, and you get the 50th Greg-free! In lieu of their conservative voice, Jim and Natalie capably handle the discussion on this milestone episode.
A comment on the tragic Saratoga Springs shooting; a statue of a Socialist has been dedicated at Utah’s Capitol building; and Governor Herbert and Rep. Rob Bishop may have a winning plan to resolve some public lands issues.
Governor Herbert has reached a “conceptual” agreement on Healthy Utah, which evokes some unusual metaphorical imagery from Jim. And a federal judge in Utah makes some waves in two different cases.
Thanks to Southern Utah University, Nevada Sen. Harry Reid has one less building named after himself. Risque photos of celebrities find their way onto the Internet—is the Utah Senate next? And a former BYU quarterback finds himself in some big legal trouble.
An audit of UTA is less than complimentary; outgoing House Speaker Becky Lockhart is angling for a new job; and beginning of what could be a long season for Ute football is underway.
This week the gang tackles college football; school board elections and the importance of education; ride share and the events in Ferguson Missouri.
Join us this episode for a discussion on a possible Romney bid for president; Lily Eskelsen Garcia elected president of the N.E.A; who will win the 4th district congressional race and Utah’s net importation of Chihuahuas.
This week, the gang discusses Sen. John Valentine’s departure from the Utah Senate (and what it could mean about the state’s liquor laws); Congress’ August vacation; also, is a demolition derby a preview of a future election for Utah governor?
Is The Book of Mormon the musical all in good fun, or is it religious bigotry? Should Utah take in immigrant children from the border? And what should be done with the aging Utah Fairpark?
A discussion on the tragedy of Malaysia Airlines flight 17; unions are after Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill; and should Pioneer Day be moved to a different day?
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