Differentiating wasteful spending and inflation costs Brother of possible road rage victim shares information on active investigation The pros and cons of buying now and paying later KSL Movie Show: It's Saturday night!
At 11:30pm on October 11th, 1975, a ferocious troupe of young comedians and writers changed television forever. KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles join D2 with a preview of their review of Saturday Night. Andy, Steve, Dave and Debby answer the Movie Show's question of the week "What is the funniest movie scene of all time?"
If you have checked out online recently, you might have noticed payment options like Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm or others. These platforms are options that provide consumers to buy now and pay through monthly installments, and they have experienced a popularity boom amidst rising inflection costs. Better rates and an ultimate deadline makes them more attractive than credit cards, but fees and lack of ability to protect your product can make the process more difficult. D2 discuss.
The family of the man who was shot and killed at Jordanelle State Park on Sept. 25 is pleading for help in finding his killer. Patrick Hayes, 61, was found near the entrance of Ross Creek Day Use area near Jordanelle Reservoir, and brother Mike Hayes joins D2 to share more information about Haye's life and memory. The investigation has led investigators to believe road rage might have been a factor in his death, based on cell phone and movement tracking. Mike Hayes and investigators ask the public to contact the police with any information pertaining to the capture of his brothers killer.
Americans are feeling inflation in many different aspects of life; housing, groceries, etc... but how much of the financial crunch can we blame on Washington? D2 looks at Americans average holiday decoration and food costs to see where people might be making poor financial choices. From 12-ft skeletons to hundreds of dollars devoted to eating out monthly, D2 explores where American's can save.
As many as 90% of Utah renters cannot afford the state’s median home price of $549,100, a 25% increase since 2021, according to statistics presented by Moira Dillow, a housing, construction and real estate analyst at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute. Designers and architects are exploring various ways to cut the cost of a home, including simplifying blueprints, making windows smaller, and removing individual rooms in favor of combining rooms, such as the dining and living room. Dave and Debbie discuss what aspects of their homes they could live without in favor of a cheaper home, and take calls from listeners.
EV shock warning: Fire marshal calls EV's ticking time bombs in floods Why do we insist we're right even when we are so, so wrong? Can you retire comfortably on $1 million?
One in three Americans in the workforce say they need more than $1 million to retire comfortably, and some 19 percent report that they need $2 million or more, according to a recent Bankrate survey. Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick joins the show. Dave breaks out the retirement calculator and sheds light on how much you'll need to save for retirement depending on your age.
According to a study published Wednesday in the journal, Plos One, “People leap to judgments very quickly." The researchers set out to measure how people make judgments about situations or people based on their confidence in the information they have — even if it’s not the whole story. When have you been overly confident in your wrongness? D2 invites listener to call in.
Fire marshal in Florida calls EV's a ticking time bomb in floods. We don't get hurricanes in Utah, but we do get flooding. So when I Dave heard this, as an owner of an EV, it caught his attention. Florida has the 2nd most EV's in the entire country. Debbie asks for Dave's take on owning an EV when you have to evacuate.
D2 continues coverage of Hurricane Milton that made landfall in Florida last night. ABC News Correspondent, Jim Ryan, and American Red Cross Volunteer, Heidi Topia, join the show live from Tampa and explain what they're seeing and what the area needs. A large part of the destructive force of Milton wasn't the hurricane, but actually the tornados... Matt Johnson, KSL TV meteorologist, talks with Dave and Debbie about the risks of tornadoes in Utah and what people can do to stay safe. Travis Bonino, owner of Salsa Leedos in Riverton, UT, calls the show as he drives to his property in Treasure Island, FL, and talks about the relief efforts his restaurant and community are organizing to help hurricane victims in Florida. Dave and Debbie discuss how Elon Musk's Starlink is providing internet to hurricane victims.
'Hot'-tober! UT faces 7-day streak above 80 degrees New statewide program alerts UT homeowners of trouble When not to use your home equity loan Los Angeles teen robbery spree caught on camera
It was the Fairytale start for NHL in Utah! Fans crowded downtown at the Delta Center for Utah's new NHL team's first home game versus The Chicago Blackhawks. Caitlyn Johnston, producer of The Dave and Dujanovic Show, lives near the stadium and talks with Dave and Debbie about the energy outside. Utah took the win, outscoring Chicago 5-2, and Jay Stevens, host of Utah's Puck Report podcast, joins the show to share in the excitement and break down all the angles for this historic event.
Parents spotted their own kids in 7-Eleven robbery footage and then turned them in to police. The footage that was shared publicly shows a large group of juveniles as they roll up to the convenience store on bicycles and steal items, damage property and leave without paying. What would it take for you to turn your kids in? D2 discusses and takes listener calls.
Now that lower interest rates are officially on the books, you may wonder what it means for home equity loans and home equity lines of credit. Jeff Ostrowski, analyst with Bankrate, talks with Dave and Debbie about when it's time to consider tapping into your home equity, simplifying the decision to a green, yellow, and red light system.
You get an alert when your credit card's been stolen -- but what about your home? What is house stealing? Dave and Debbie discuss Salt Lake County's innovative and free Property Watch program is expanding across the state with SLCO Recorder Rashelle Hobbs.
It's October and it is hot! We've been on a hot streak above 80 degrees for 7 days straight with more to come. Enough records have been broken that Debbie has dubbed this October as 'hot'tober. Julie Cunningham, National Weather Service correspondent, joins D2 to discuss the impact this trend will have on the state and if any reprieve is in sight. Will fall ever come?
Just two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit southern states, Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall in less than 12 hours. NewsNation's Brian Entin joins D2 live from Tampa to talk about how evacuation efforts have been tampered by the debris still on Florida streets from the last hurricane. Florida Resident Trevor Granger calls the show to talk about his family's evacuation story and Tim Hughes, host of Utah's Morning News, also joins the show to talk about his relative, "Hurricane Pat" and the nuanced messaging it takes to convince your stubborn grandma that it's time to leave. Florida Resident and Former KSL NewsRadio Host Drew Steele talks with Dave and Debbie live from Fort Myers Florida, where him and his family have decided to stay put. Finally, James Ray with Be Ready Utah and Utah's Division of Emergency Management, gives some tips on evacuating during extreme weather events.
UHP: Deadly road rage incident caught on dashcam Floridians evacuate ahead of Hurricane Milton NHL in SLC: Team costs push owners to think outside the box Too scared to drive: Teens are opting out of driver licenses Breaking down Kamala Harris's 60-minuteinterview Are we teaching young drivers how to combat road rage in drivers ed?
Utah Hockey Club opens its inaugural season Tuesday night when the Chicago Blackhawks visit Delta Center. Starting at 2 p.m., the team will host a celebration outside the downtown arena that will include an ESPN broadcast, live interviews, giveaways, a free concert by recording artist Shaboozy, and a watch party for the 8 p.m. game. As fans begin to enter the arena, the plaza will turn into a free watch party. The team’s game will be shown on screens on 300 West at the corners of South Temple and 100 South. D2 speaks with Host of the KSL Sports Podcast, Utah Puck Report, Jay Stevens about the events throughout the day.