Dave And Dujanovic

Debbie Dujanovic has a new podcast launching Thursday June 20th! Dating at Her Age!  Dating at HER age is a show where you can listen in as two ladies of very different ages navigate the dating scene. KSL NewsRadio host Debbie Dujanovic is divorced and back to dating in her late 50s, while producer of Dave and Dujanovic Caitlyn Johnston has chosen to remain happily single in her late 20s. Each week they tackle topics, from red flags in dead-end “situationships” to DIY background checks before meeting a man for the first time. They share their experiences on the latest dating apps, how to say “no” to a second date, getting over breakups and getting ghosted or stood up. Join the journey with Caitlyn and Debbie as they embrace being alone without being lonely.  Follow Dating at Her Age on social media and wherever you get your podcasts!  https://kslpodcasts.com/podcast/dating-at-her-age/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0kcc33g45VbJ8GTX5XGkPOBS8UHjNCxxq_eXhDSLsKWId1KmccnNxqqGI_ae

New report shows how costly rec centers are for taxpayers Car accidents inside car washes: who is responsible? Aggressive dogs in Roy City Trump's promise to eliminate taxes on tips

Now that school is out and temperatures are going up, families are looking for cheap, fun things to do with each other. D2 talks about ideas for summer fun that won't break the bank. Some ideas could even turn a small profit... anyone else thinking lemonade stand!?

Tomorrow is Juneteenth, the holiday to commemorate the ending of slavery in the United States. Jeanetta Williams, President, NAACP Salt Lake Branch, talks with Dave and Debbie about a special expungement event happening today June 18th where they are holding a free expungement clinic. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins the show to talk about the expungement process and what it can do for those convicted of crimes in the state of Utah.

How big of a role do endorsements play in political campaigns? Especially when they come from high profile individuals? Celeste Maloy, candidate for Congressional District 2 has received an endorsement from Former President Trump.  Taylor Morgan, Host of KSL at Night and partner at Morgan May consultants, joins D2 to discuss the endorsement process at large and what he learned as he spoke with Congressman Celeste Maloy and her opponent for CD2 Candidate Colby Jenkins on KSL @ Night. 

Former President Donald Trump has made a promise to service workers--no more taxes on the tips they receive. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at Desert News, joins D2 to talk about the opinion piece her wrote on Trump's promise and the unintended consequences that could come with this. Callers are invited to join the conversation.

Three dogs were reported being aggressive and biting animals and people in Roy City. Dave and Debbie talk with Officer Stuart Hackworth, Roy Police Department, about this incident. Listen to learn more about how to remain safe in these situations.

Who's responsible if a car accident happens in an automated car wash? Sloan Schrage, KSL TV Investigative Producer, talks with Dave and Debbie about a recent accident in a Quick Quack carwash. There was a total of five collisions between two cars in a span of under 30 seconds. KSL TV 's Investigative teams talks with the people involved and how liability is proven in cases like this.

A new report from the Utah Taxpayers Association shows the hugely expensive costs that recreation centers have on the communities where they're located. But they provide places for kids to learn about the workforce and adults to exercise and play. Malah Armstrong, Vice President of the Utah Taxpayers Association, joins D2 to break down this report and help our communities think more critically about investing in recreation centers. Also joining the show, Salt Lake County Council Member Aimee Winder Newton, sheds light on the other side of the issue.

We've had drastic temperature swing in Utah this week. Going from record overnight highs to freeze warnings. Dave and Debbie and joined by Nicole Desmet, Meteorologist with National Weather Service, to discuss how this is effecting Utahns and if we expect these drastic swings to continue this summer.

Why are more people turning away from electric vehicles? Can you give up your smartphone? Surgeon General calls for warning labels on social media New rules for presidential debates: No audience, no notes, no interrupting

In Washington D.C. Traffic citations declined significantly after the implementation of more traffic cams in certain areas, according to the Washington Post. Dave and Debbie discuss what they learned from their earlier conversation about why the state of Utah doesn't implement this and if it's needed.  

SLC is severely unaffordable.. according to new housing data.. The median home price has risen to $500,000 in Utah overall. But there are cities across the U.S. where you can buy a home for half the price compared to Utah.. Taking the top spot for most affordable... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dave and Debbie walk through the price comparisons and take listener calls on if this unaffordability is enough to move people out of Utah all together.

The rematch debate between President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump is taking place on June 27th. CNN has introduced new rules: Microphones will be muted except when it is the candidate’s turn to speak, no props, and no pre-written notes. Inside Source’s Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Debbie to discuss these new rules and how has the art of debate changed.

The U.S. Surgeon General wants Congress to mandate warning labels on social media apps that it's dangerous to a child's mental health, just like alcohol and cigarettes. Congress has held hearings calling out social media CEOs... but the surgeon general wants more than talk. Dave and Debbie discuss more into what these warning labels could look like and if they could be effective.

Governor Spencer Cox has signed a declaration to make Fridays phone free Friday's. Dave and Debbie discuss and share what's included in the declaration. In addition to this, teens and young adults, are now ditching their smart phone all together and are going back to "dumb phones". Dave and Debbie discuss how smart phones impact their lives but also how they've made life significantly more convenient than in the past. What is the balance for a healthy relationship with these devices and how can parents lead by example to limit their own screen time? Dave and Debbie take listener calls.

Even with price cuts from certain manufacturers like Tesla, less Americans are opting for electric vehicles. What is the root cause? Dave and Debbie discuss.

Traffic incidents happen on the regular According to the Washington Post, Washington D.C has installed 477 traffic cameras, and on some of the roads, citations fell by more than 95 percent. Dave and Debbie discuss if traffic cams are needed in more neighborhoods, Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss why Utah doesn't have photocop, followed by take listener calls.  

Father's day spending Water safety concerns increase around social media content  U.S. Supreme Court decisions Overnight heat record State elections updates and reminders

  Guest hosts Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas are joined by host of The Movie Show Steve Salles and Guest Host Rachel Wagner to talk about their program next. Movie question of the week: What’s your dad’s favorite movie?