Podcast
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Flood Waters Are Rising Fast in Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah 2023, in Salt Lake City in particular flood water are rising due to a large snow pack melting at a rapid rates.
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Why Is it Taking So long for A Sanctioned Campground in Salt Lake City?
When homeless leaders such as Ty Bellamy of Black Lives for Humanity and Kseniya Kniazeva of Nomad Alliance talk about what the unsheltered homeless need more than anything they say…
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The Rapidly Changing Face of Downtown Salt Lake City
The face of Downtown Sat Lake is rapidly changing. New hotels, apartment buildings are rising but some historic buildings are thorn down.
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The Utah Homeless Conundrum: Salt Lake’s Unsheltered Not Able to Find Shelter while Winter Is Approaching
Driving around Salt Lake on a cold day I witnessed a series of desperate situations of unsheltered communities in peril.
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Gondola up Little Cottonwood Canyon Proposal: Short-sighted, waste-of-money, elitist visions of grandeur should remain in the clouds
Utah elite is in favor of the proposed Gondola up the Little Cottonwood Canyon even though this project would devastate the environment of the canyon.
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The Man Who Could Have Been Salt Lake City’s Mayor
David Ibarra is one of the rare men in Utah who has authentic experience in operating successful businesses; he is now number seven. And he does offer a secret to…
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What Do Donald Trump and Joseph Smith Have in Common?
What Do Donald Trump and Joseph Smith Have in Common? The short answer is they were both presidential candidates accused but never convicted of inciting riots.
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Utah Officially Bans Slavery
While Utah’s official Constitution has a ban on traditional slavery, there was no ban of “involuntary servitude for crimes committed.” This could still be a potential sentence for criminals convicted.
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Black Lives Matter Utah: This is the Calm before the Storm
In our hour-long discussion, we get into many of the misconceptions that suburbanites and whites have about the Black Lives Matter Movement. Scott also states all of the criminal justice…
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Stories from the Edge with Flash Flood Chaser and Author Craig Childs
Risking life to witness nature’s most furious moments. Craig Childs is a writer for Outdoor Magazine, New York Times, and is the author of numerous books including The Secret Knowledge…
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Carl Jung’s Methods for Interpreting Dreams and Self Actualization
When the dreams are given attention, they reveal the desires of our psyche and soul. To be in conflict with these desires is a major cause of anxiety and depression.
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Its 2020: The Main-Stream Media Tailspin and the Rise of the Intellectual Dark Web
The mainstream media is losing ratings and eyeballs. The result is that they need to manufacture hysteria to keep viewers gripped. The consequence of this brutal ratings game is that…
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Are You Ready for the Big One? Preparing for the Utah Earthquake Event with Joe Dougherty
There is a fault line along the Wasatch Front extending from Idaho to Sanpete County. It has the potential to unleash a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. This could result in several…
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“There isn’t any poop fairy”—Bekee Hotze
Civilizations depend on forests and deforestation often results in societal collapse. This almost occurred in Salt Lake City. In the early 1900s, the surrounding mountains were logged, mined and eroded…
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Babs DeLay: Utah’s Housing Market Suffers Under The Weight of California Migrants
On this very spirited conversation of the Utah Stories show seasoned real estate broker Babs DeLay from Urban Utah Homes and Estates and I discuss the current real estate market…
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Is Ketamine a “Miracle Cure” for Depression?
Ketamine is something of a tranquilizer/hallucinogen. It has been traditionally used in anesthesia. It was only in March 2019 when the FDA approved ketamine as an entirely new treatment for…