Taryn Aiken-Hyatt, who brought the Out of the Darkness Walks to Utah, came to this position through personal experience. After losing her father to suicide at the age of 26, and having her own brushes with suicidal ideation,

In the final installment of our mayoral candidate interviews, Bill sits down with Dave Garbett and Erin Mendenhall to round out the 6 main contenders for the job. Enjoy! And don’t forget that ballots are being mailed to all Salt … Continue reading →

We continue this week with two more candidates in the race to become the mayor of Salt Lake City! Bill interviews Stan Penfold and Luz Escamilla who were so kind to rerecord this episode after a technical snafu. They share … Continue reading →

This week, Bill sits down with Jim Dabakis and David Ibarra, two of the candidates running to be mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah. They talk policy, reasons behind their decision to run, why they want the difficult job and … Continue reading →

Steve Jerman loves cheese. So much so that he spent almost a year living in a cold, damp shack in the middle of Cache Valley to become a cheesemonger and founded an awards ceremony in Utah to celebrate the dairy … Continue reading →

Mark Haley loves race cars. So much so that, even after a near death accident that left him with 3rd degree burns over 25% of his body and without hands, he would get behind the wheel of a car again … Continue reading →

We’re back! We’ve taken a few months off but we’ve found a new location ( https://www.thedailyslc.com/), a new producer and some amazing guests. Please enjoy the re-christening of The Let’s Go Eat Show with interviews featuring Dick Clark and Chelsii …...

It’s all Tom’s fault! On this episode of The Let’s Go Eat Show we visit with Tom Greenleigh, the man who gave Bill his first radio job 39 years ago! Become a Patron!

This week, because Bill had to go to a funeral, we’re releasing a Double Shot episode from the Patreon vaults. It’s called Deep Talk and Dick Jokes… you don’t need to know any more than that! Become a Patron!

Pete Ashdown is the founder and CEO of Utah’s first independent and oldest internet service provider, XMission. We chat with Pete about starting his company, the history of raves in Salt Lake City and a little bit about politics.