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Today we’ll talk with Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson. In the first half today we’ll revisit our conversation from March with Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Shawn Colvin.
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Almost everyone these days seems to agree that political discourse in this country has gotten too heated – a group based in Utah created a tool to try and change that.
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We kick off the 2023 legislative session broadcasting live from the state capitol in Salt Lake City, and we’ll be talking about the issues likely to be addressed in the legislature this year. We interview Governor Spencer Cox, as well as senate and house majority and minority leaders.
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Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost, D-Salt Lake City, plans to reintroduce a bill that will broaden the list of individuals a victim of rape or sexual abuse can legally report to other than law enforcement agencies.
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Damon Cann joins to discuss how things stand in Utah and nationally, in this election year, as we head toward the primaries.
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Utah legislator Angela Romero, who represents the 26th district in the Utah House of Representatives, has worked with Julie Valentine, a nursing professor at Brigham Young University, to introduce House Bill 98, a bill that would make sexual conduct without affirmative consent a third-degree felony.
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Every ten years, following the United States’ release of the Census report, we take to the drawing board and redefine district lines in order to more appropriately represent U.S. citizens in the House of Representatives. On this episode, we discuss what the new maps mean for Utah.
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Born and raised in Northern Mexico, Senator Luz Escamilla is the first Latina elected to the Utah State Senate as well as the first immigrant elected to the Utah State Legislature.