Host: Leah Murray

Are former President Donald Trump’s indictments hurting or helping him?

Former President Donald Trump has been indicted yet again. This is his fourth indictment since he left office, and at this point, many of you may be wondering… does it even matter anymore? Brittany Shepherd, ABC News National Politics Reporter in Washington, calls the show to explain what we should know about this particular indictment and whether his indictments are hurting or helping him.

Utah Attorney General files a notice of appeal in national monuments case

In response to the dismissal of a lawsuit that was against expanding two national monuments, Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes has filed a notice of appeal. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to walk us through this case and discuss how far he thinks it will go.

How to find common ground as we prepare for back-to-school season

Political polarization is a palpable thing in American education right now with the country being increasingly divided into two warring political camps. Superintendent Sydnee Dickson, Utah State Superintendent of Public Instruction, joins the show to explain why our back-to-school preparation should be not about political polarization, but about assuming positive intent, listening to learn, and working toward solutions together.

KSL launches the Stranger Becomes Neighbor podcast

One of the ways we learn about the world is through podcasts. That is how we learn what we need to know in order to be engaged in our communities. Today, KSL launched a new podcast called Stranger Becomes Neighbor in remembrance of the fall of Kabul. KSL Podcast Producer and Host of Stranger Becomes Neighbor Andrea Smardon joins Leah in the studio to share what inspired her to launch this podcast and how she came about creating it.

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