Episode Notes Hello all, we have returned from the grave to bring you a new episode. Joining the boys is Kaitlin Hanning (@RealtorKaitlin on Instagram) to discuss social media, the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's untimely demise in Utah, the current situation of ICE and local activism. It's good to be back.

Episode Notes Greg and Jordan are joined by Marshall Steinbaum, a professor of economics from the University of Utah to discuss the university's decision to join in a partnership with Ariel University, an Israeli university that is located within the Ariel settlement which, according to the United Nations, European Union, and United States, is located on illegally occupied land. We discuss what this type of agreement means to Israel, the ongoing conflict, and the University's pledge to stay neutral in political topics. In addition to that, we discuss the shooting at the Utah 50501 Protest in downtown SLC, the murder of two Democratic Minnesota lawmakers by a right-wing lunatic dressed as a cop, the Army parade, and the escalating situation in Israel. The U of U Faculty For Justice in Palestine's Instagram is here Their petition to U of U President Taylor to drop the partnership with Ariel University is here The GoFundMe for Arthur Folasa Ah Loo's family after his tragic death is here

Episode Notes WE'RE DOING IT LIVE (We also did it on Thursday so it's a bit outdated) Greg, Jordan, and Kyle touch on a lot of topics, the Elon-Trump makeup/breakup, JD doing musical theatre jokes, ICE protests, and the Army's Parade. Good Stuff.

Episode Notes Greg, Jordan, and Kyle are back to discuss all the fun happenings, including online Utahns getting mad a Pride logos, NBA Youngboy finally free of Cache Valley, Elon's love of every type of mind-altering substances, our governor's fecklessness, and the "Big Beautiful Bill"

This week, Kyle and Greg briefly catch up before chatting with Ian of Utah Health Workers United & United Campus Workers of Utah and organizer with the Utah Workers Center. We talk all about the challenges and successes of Ian's journey organizing labor unions in our great state. Please donate to the Utah Workers Center here: https://www.utahworkers.org/donate (recurring donations heavily preferred!) CWA Local 7765 is also hosting an event, this Saturday, to celebrate May Day. Saturday, May 3rd from 1–5 PM @ Jordan Park – Southwest Pavilion. Full info here: https://uhwu.org/events-calendar-0/may-day-picnic-2025.

We're back. Listen, this isn't a very structured episode, but we move. We're embracing the chaos tonight. In this episode, the boys rant about what's been going on locally, nationally, and within the prisons of our own psyches. Sundance, 401ks, tarrifs, White Lotus Season 3. We've got it all. Note from me, Kyle: sorry for doing something loud with my voice at one point. Not sure what to classify it, but "yelling" didn't seem to fully capture what happened. You tell me. We're going to the Bernie and AOC rally at the U this weekend. If you wanna link up before, after, or during, let us know via DM or whatever other method you may see fit. You can RSVP for the event here. PEACE AND LOVE, BABY

Episode Notes Jordan and Greg are joined by Elise, Jordan's wife and a public-school teacher to discuss HB 267, a law passed by the Utah legislature that removes the ability of public sector workers to collectively bargain as a part of a union or employment association, and the ongoing referendum efforts by unions, public sector workers and employment associations trying to undo that law. Come to the signing event on March 30th at Central 9th Marketplace, all information can be found on here If you're looking to get involved go to Protect Utah Worker's website here

Episode Notes Greg talks with Tyler Jordan, the lead singer of the band Good Looks, on music, their band, religion, political awakenings, and the importance of activism.

BYM, baby. This week, Greg interviews Taylor Barnes, a field reporter with Ink Stick Media who focuses on military affairs and the defense industry. In her work, she uncovered a connection about how the LDS Church, known for its humanitarian focus, has quietly invested in defense giant Northrop Grumman through its multibillion-dollar fund, Ensign Peak Advisors. Greg is here to talk to Taylor about that reporting. You can find Taylor's excellent piece here: Cracks in the Sin Screen: The Link Between Mormon Tithes and Nuclear Weapons

So this is the new year. And I know a lot of things don't feel any different. And honestly, a lot of things have gotten worse. But not with this episode. No chance. In this one, Kyle and Greg interview Joe and Tate from the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association, a union of ski patrollers that work at Park City Mountain Resort that was able to successfully pressure Vail Resorts (the corporation) into coming to the table to negotiate a new contract. We catch up with the two of them to discuss what got them into ski patrolling, the contract dispute they've been in with Vail for a year, and what it's like to go on strike during one of the biggest weeks of the year for the company and the resort. This saga with the PC Ski Patrollers and Vail has shown the benefit of unions and the power of solidarity. Things we love to see! PC Ski Patrol Union on IG Their union is part of United Mountain Workers and if you work at a ski resort and are interested in unionizing, go here: https://www.unitedmountainworkers.org