Shows + Podcasts
Devin Oldroyd
What is Utah’s Public Safety Power Shutoff program and how does it work?
Could Utah survive an emergency of the same caliber as the wildfire in Maui? How would the state respond? Rocky Mountain Power has a plan.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Odometer-fraud ring busted. ‘It’s a horrible way to start your adult life’
Detective JD Nelson with the Unified Police Department breaks down a odometer fraud ring recently broken up in Salt Lake County.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Walking your way to a healthier you
Let's Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with GymBird Co-founder Ashley Walton to learn the health benefits of walking.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Hackers can target schools for kids’ data, here’s how to stay safer
Education systems and schools can be a target for hackers, but like other forms of data, kids data can be protected.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Is your lawn damaged? Here’s how you can recover it
The KSL Greenhouse hosts offer insight into determining what's wrong with and how to recover a damaged lawn.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Fire-damaged Utah house selling ‘as-is’ for $440,000. Real-estate agent talks about housing market
A real-estate agent discusses a fire-damaged house for sale in Utah County.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Explainer: What does the executive branch really do?
"We finally realized the power of the bully pulpit," says Inside Sources Boyd Matheson. "And suddenly, it became very much a rhetorical role."3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Teachers — going, going, gone. But where are the replacements?
Nearly half of all teachers leave the profession after the first five years. But the number of replacement teachers is about half of what is needed to sustain the teacher workforce in Utah.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Drinking water isn’t the only answer to hydration
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Anthropologist Gina Bria to learn why certain foods can help with hydration better than water.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Why you won’t want to miss Raspberry Days at Bear Lake this weekend
This weekend is one of Garden City's biggest of the year with the annual Raspberry Days celebration taking place from Aug. 3 to Aug. 5.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
This is how the heat impacts your garden
Heat can have some hefty impacts on your garden. Listen to what hosts Taun Beddes and Maria Shilaos know about keeping it cool.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Salt Lake City’s newest public art piece is a 25,000 pound shipping container
Salt Lake City's newest public art piece is a bright orange, 25,000-pound 40-foot-long shipping container.3 years ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Three Utah Congressmen want to expand access to Pell Grants
Utah Representatives Blake Moore, Burgess Owens, and John Curtis joined members of Congress in support of expanding access to Pell Grants.3 years ago
Mariah Maynes
Utah school closures normal due to drop in student numbers
Some areas of Utah are seeing a drop student enrollment, resulting in closures of several elementary schools.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Cardiac arrest top killer for student athletes
A student athlete talks about moving on from college football after suffering cardiac arrest during practice and the life-saving measures that saved his life.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Yoga is a form of exercise that can boost self-love
Let’s Get Moving host Maria Shilaos spoke with Jane Kilian to learn why yoga is a form of exercise and how it can help boost self-love.3 years ago
Michelle Lee
Should gardeners be concerned about earwigs?
How bad are earwigs in your garden? Listen to the Greenhouse Show for some tips and tricks on keeping your garden bug free.3 years ago
Mark Jones
State launches website to help homeowners know property value
A new website launched by the state will help homeowners better understand the value of their property.3 years ago
Mark Jones
Should universities be responsible for student loan debt in default?
Should colleges and universities be held responsible for any student loan debt that goes into default among their students. One lawmaker says yes. Dave & Dujanovic debate it.3 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
Tooele County is the fastest growing county in the state. What’s the housing market like?
It may not be your first guess, but Tooele County is the fastest-growing county in all of Utah, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Hiking in the heat? Know before you go
Planning on hiking in the summer heat? A spokesman for Zions National Park joins the show to give life-saving tips on keeping safe while enjoying your adventure.3 years ago
Mark Jones
The standard of living in China compared to the United States
With the China economy struggling, an expert from the American Enterprise Institute explains what the standard of living is between China and the United States.3 years ago
Mark Jones
Justice Department, Texas to square off over buoys wrapped in razor wire
The Justice Department is taking Texas to court over the use of buoys in the Rio Grande. It is meant to keep immigrants from crossing the border into the country.3 years ago
