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Utah’s Wild Weather: Record Rainfall & What’s ComingHigher Ed Shake-Up in UtahShutdown Fallout: Cuts Hit HardSchool Safety in Utah: New Safe UT Updates AnnouncedCould World War III Start Without Us Knowing?Supreme Court Watch: Higher Ed & Voting RightsTrump threatens 100% tariffs, China vows retaliationTruth and Treason: Inside Angel Studios’ Bold New FilmColumbus Day: Fun Facts & Forgotten Stories

John and Holly wrap up with a discussion on Columbus day, a little humor, and a fresh look at history.

A powerful new film set in the era of WWII... where a teenage boy in Germany is forced to confront a terrible truth—loyalty to his country now means loyalty to a lie. Jordan Harmon, President and Co-founder of Angel Studios joins Holly and John to talk about Truth and Treason, the story behind it, and why it matters now.

The trade war is heating up as Trump threatens 100% tariffs, and China vows retaliation. We break down what this means for global markets—and your wallet.

The U.S. Supreme Court kicked off its 2025-26 term this month, and higher education is squarely in the spotlight. From college policies to congressional maps, the Supreme Court’s new term could reshape America. Kelsey Dallas, Managing Editor, SCOTUSblog, explains what’s at stake.

Is World War III already underway—and we just haven’t realized it yet? A new opinion piece from the Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, Jay Evensen, suggests the battlefield may not be physical, but digital.

The School Safety Task Force will meet at the Capitol to discuss new protocols for school safety, and even new updates to the Safe UT app—a resource credited with saving hundreds of lives through crisis intervention. Rep. Steve Eliason discusses the latest updates to the Safe UT app and priorities being discussed for school safety.

Federal workers face layoffs as the shutdown drags on. Mental health and education programs are on the chopping block—what does this mean for you? Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeux breaks down the latest on the government shutdown and whether a deal is anywhere in sight.

John and Holly discuss their experience with being non-traditional students going to college later in life. The hosts open up the conversation about how higher education in Utah is changing fast, with record graduation rates, three-year degrees, and new programs.

Eight times the normal October rain? KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins us to unpack the storms, canceled events, and what’s ahead for Utah.

The last living Israeli hostages have been released, and President Trump says the war is over. But who will govern Gaza—and will Hamas disarm? Amos Guiora, Professor at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah, just returned from Israel and shares his initial reaction to this news. NewsNation's Washington Correspondent Hannah Brandt joins the show to discuss how the deal unfolded and what's to come.

Military pay vote swatted down by JohnsonThe battle for redistrictingIsrael and Hamas enter first phase of ceasefireAnother deployment, another block from the courts James Comey and Letitia James see indictmentsKSL Movie Show: Trilogies

KSL Movie Show Host, Andy Farnsworth, joins us to talk trilogies. What is the best movie trilogy of all time? Greg, Marty, and Andy give us their thoughts!

Two outspoken critics of President Trump, former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, were handed indictments this week. Greg and Marty break down what this means and who may be next.

A federal judge halted the deployment of troops to Chicago today after the Trump administration deployed them to quell anti-ICE protests. The same move was also blocked in the city of Portland this week. Greg and Marty discuss how these blocks work and how these cities may still see troops.

Greg and Marty are joined by Palestinian-American Businessman and Utah Local, Mustafa Khader, who uses his connections to his home to give us the inside perspective on what this ceasefire means.

A map has been put in front of a judge to modify Utah's congressional districts, but a battle of precedent rages on: who should have the final authority to translate voters' preferences into law, legislators or the court? Greg and Marty talk about the inside line on redistricting.

KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joined Greg and Marty to tell people what to expect from this weekend's further rains.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson broke up suggestions of a bill to resume military pay in an effort to increase pressure on the Democrats to negotiate. Deseret News' Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeaux spoke to Greg and Marty about the scene on the ground in Washington, D.C.

The legal team of Tyler Robinson, the alleged murderer of political activist Charlie Kirk, motioned to allow Robinson to wear plain clothes while in court. Greg lends his legal expertise alongside guest host Marty Carpenter to tell you why.