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Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah's redistricting ruling explainedA Utah judge handed down a major ruling in Utah's redistricting case, ruling against the Utah legislature. The judge ruled that the legislature violated the Constitution when it dismantled a citizen-led ballot initiative known as Proposition 4. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray discuss what comes next in the case, and whether Utah will see new maps by the 2026 midterm elections.
2025-08-2722 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsGovernor Cox defends Adams, Great Salt Lake changesGovernor Cox is defending Senate President Stuart Adams after a report that he spurred a law change that benefited his step-granddaughter's child rape case. There is also speculation that the legislature might address the provision in the upcoming special session. It creates lighter sentences for 18-year-olds still in high school who have sex with 13-year-olds. Panelists Erin Rider and Sarah Reale weigh in on whether they think the legislature will address it. Meanwhile, the legislature will make changes to the management of the Great Salt Lake berm, and run a bill allowing the Governor to appoint Utah's chief justice...
2025-08-2332 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsGov Cox, State Senator defends Adams, Great Salt Lake Czar Governor Cox is defending Senate President Stuart Adams after a report that he spurred a law change that benefited his step-granddaughter's child rape case. There is also speculation that the legislature might address the provision in the upcoming special session. It creates lighter sentences for 18-year-olds still in high school who have sex with 13-year-olds. State Senator Todd Weiler defends Adams' role and the policy. He also weighs in on why the legislature wants the Governor to appoint Utah's Chief Justice. Meanwhile, Great Salt Lake Commissioner Brian Steed outlines why the legislature wants to allow for more flexibility with...
2025-08-2321 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCalls for President Adams to Resign, Special Session SpeculationPresident Adams is facing calls to resign from the base of his party after reporting by the Salt Lake Tribune that he influenced a law change that helped his granddaughter get a lesser charge for a sexual crime. As an 18-year-old, she was accused of having sex with a 13-year-old, a crime that would have amounted to rape because a 13-year-old cannot consent in Utah. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray weigh in on whether the revelation will impact Adams' future in the Senate. President Trump says he wants to eliminate voting by mail nationwide, but Utah's Lt. Governor...
2025-08-2127 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCongressman Mike Kennedy on Texas redistricting, adding to the debt, and Epstein filesUtah's third district Congressman Mike Kennedy joins host Lindsay Aerts to discuss Texas redistricting, new debt estimates on the One Big, Beautiful Bill, wildfire mitigation, and the Epstein files. Plus, panelist Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray break down the fate of the Utah Debate Commission now that a founding member has resigned and their funding has gone to two universities to create their own debates instead.
2025-08-0924 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsThe fate of Utah debates, upcoming Special SessionA founding member of the Utah debate Commission resigned this week, criticizing GOP legislative leaders for "co-opting" debates in his exit letter. But Republicans have long criticized the UDC of being biased against them. Panelist Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray break down the fate of the Utah Debate Commission now that their funding has gone to two universities instead. House Speaker Mike Schultz has called for Great Salt Lake issues to be part of an upcoming special legislative session, what else could be on that agenda? Plus, our panelists discuss cuts to University of Utah programs and the latest...
2025-08-0923 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCongressman Mike Kennedy on Texas redistricting, adding to the debt, and Epstein filesUtah's third district Congressman Mike Kennedy joins host Lindsay Aerts to discuss Texas redistricting, new debt estimates on the One Big, Beautiful Bill, wildfire mitigation, and the Epstein files. Plus, panelist Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray break down the fate of the Utah Debate Commission now that a founding member has resigned and their funding has gone to two universities to create their own debates instead.
2025-08-0924 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsFlipping the Utah Legislature, Dems want Epstein FilesA national Democratic PAC, Vote Save America is dumping some money into Utah in hopes of flipping some strongly held Republican state legislative seats. Panelists Erin Rider and Adam Gardiner weigh in on whether Elevate Strategies, the local democratic political firm chosen to recruit candidates, can make this a reality. Senate Democrats are unveiling another effort to try and force the release of the Epstein files. And Utah's Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson has been asked to hand over some voter information to the Department of Justice.
2025-08-0223 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsFlipping the Utah Legislature, new ballot deadlinesA national Democratic PAC, Vote Save America, is dumping some money into Utah in hopes of flipping some strongly held Republican state legislative seats mainly in Salt Lake County. Elevate Strategies founders Gabi Finlayson and Jackie Morgan explain how they plan to use the money and whether it's possible to flip these seats. Plus, Utah is days away from it's first election since changing the ballot deadline. Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman joins us to break down that ballots must be in the clerk's hands by 8 pm on Election Day.
2025-08-0224 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsAttorney General Derek Brown on latest public lands ruling Utah Attorney General Derek Brown outlines what's next in Utah's battle to take over management of federally owned public lands after an environmental group sued Utah arguing that the state gave up that right at statehood. A judge tossed out their case saying they cannot sue over a hypothetical federal case. Brown also talks about the Snapchat lawsuit and Utah's relationship with China.
2025-07-2624 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCuts to PBS & NPR, State blocks Chinese land purchasePresident Trump recently signed a bill to cut federal spending by $9 billion. Part of that spending cut is funding to PBS and NPR. Panelists Adam Gardner and Leah Murray discuss how PBS Utah could be impacted And what the decision means in the context of the administration's criticisms of media. They also discuss the recent decision to cancel Steven Colbert's show, and Utah's relationship with Chinese landowners in the state. President Trump has also made some threats to NFL teams recently, pushing them to revert back to old names. Murray and Gardner discuss whether anything will change.
2025-07-2624 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsSen. John Curtis Talks Wildfires, Public Land and Epstein FilesSenator John Curtis joins Inside Utah Politics with host Lindsay Aerts to discuss his vote on spending cuts impacting foreign aid and public broadcasting. They also US Forest Service management impacts wildfire and his solutions in a bill called Fix our Forests. Curtis discusses what's next for public land sales in Utah and where the last pitch went wrong. He also gives his thoughts on whether the Epstein files should be released. After a contentious public meeting, Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardiner explains why she voted to expand the county Sheriff's office's powers to coordinate with ICE in...
2025-07-1924 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsGov. Cox Teases State Medicaid Plans, Utah County Approves Ice Deal Will the state step up to help fill the gaps for funding things like Medicaid, SNAP, and education that the federal government has now changed? Hosts Sarah Reale and Rusty Cannon weigh in on comments from Governor Spencer Cox, who says they will look at every program and whether Utah can step in. After a contentious public meeting, Reale and Cannon discuss Utah County's decision to expand the Sheriff's office's powers to coordinate with ICE in what's known as a 287(g) agreement. Environmental groups argue that Utah gave up the right to claw back some of its federal public...
2025-07-1923 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsPlanned Parenthood Sues For Medicaid Funds, Speaker Backs Indicted DoctorThe federal government cannot withhold Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood for at least the next two weeks, after a district court judge issued a temporary restraining order the same day Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit alleging that they were being singled out and punished for providing abortion services. Planned Parenthood of Utah acting president, Shireen Ghorbani outlines why she believes the case will succeed. Plus, panelists Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon weigh in on Utah’s House Speaker, Mike Schultz, rallying on behalf of a Utah plastic surgeon who, along with three others, is facing multiple federal charges for an...
2025-07-1223 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsPart of Big Beautiful Bill Paused, IRS Loosens Church Endorsement RulesThe federal government cannot withhold Medicaid funding from Planned Parenthood for at least the next two weeks, after a district court judge issued a temporary restraining order the same day Planned Parenthood filed a lawsuit alleging that they were being singled out and punished for providing abortion services. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon weigh in on where they think the case will go. Utah’s House Speaker, Mike Schultz, Karianne Lisonbee, and Trevor Lee were among the GOP lawmakers who rallied on behalf of a Utah plastic surgeon who, along with three others, is facing multiple federal charges fo...
2025-07-1226 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsGroups worry Utahns will lose SNAP, Medicaid benefits, new state superintendent President Trump's signature One Big, Beautiful Bill is now one step closer to becoming law, but not without some pushback from those who worry it will strip healthcare and food assistance from millions and increase the nation's debt. Gina Corina with Utahns Against Hunter breaks down why she believes the policy will hurt the most vulnerable Utahns. Host Lindsay Aerts also stalks with Dr. Molly Hart, the newly appointed state superintendent of Utah's K-12 public schools. President Trump also visited the site of his plans for a new immigration detention center called "Alligator Alcatraz."
2025-07-0525 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsBig, Beautiful Bill passes the SenatePresident Trump's signature One Big, Beautiful Bill is now one step closer to becoming law, but not without some pushback from those who worry it will strip healthcare from millions and increase the nation's debt. Panelists Adam Gardiner and Sarah Reale break down the bill's many provisions, including spending, Medicaid cuts, energy credits, and the parts that were stripped, perhaps impacting Utah the most, the public lands sale and AI moratorium.
2025-07-0523 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsPublic lands sale pros and consUtah is in the middle of a fight in Congress over selling public lands as Utah's senior Senator, Mike Lee pushes for a proposal to be included in President Trump's big, beautiful bill. Host Lindsay Aerts is joined by Jordan Hess, legislative affairs director for Washington City, on why the city supports Lee's plan and whether it strikes the right balance of addressing Utah's housing needs while protecting public lands. The Wilderness Society's BLM Campaign director, Michael Carroll also joins to break down why they are opposed to the most recent version. Caroll also defends a series of maps...
2025-06-2825 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsPublic lands sale hits a snag, Cox is liked but not by Democrats anymoreUtah is in the middle of a fight in Congress over selling public lands as Utah's senior Senator, Mike Lee, pushes for a proposal to be included in President Trump's big, beautiful bill. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Erin Rider weigh in on whether the budget mega bill is the best place to facilitate the sale, and whether Utah and other western states' need for housing will outweigh the pushback. Some recent polling shows Governor Spencer Cox with a favorable approval rating in Utah, but that he's lost some ground with Utah's democrats. Morgan and Rider weigh in on why.
2025-06-2726 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsPolitical violence, Mike Lee's tweets, and public lands sale The nation is grappling with instances of political violence, namely in Minnesota where a state lawmaker and her husband were killed and another shot, Panelists Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray discuss how to quell the problem. Senator Mike Lee is facing huge backlash for his tweets about the Minnesota deaths. Or panelists weigh in on whether he should face any further consequences. He is also championing a push to make thousands of acres of public land eligible for sale in Utah, our panelists dive into whether this proposal strikes the right balance to tackle a growing housing crisis.
2025-06-2125 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsMike Lee's public lands sale, Utah lawmakers briefed on protest shootingUtah Senator Mike Lee is behind a push to make thousands of acres of public land available for sale in Utah. The proposal has drawn a lot of consternation, including from Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, who's director for Western priorities, Devin O'Dea joins host Lindsay Aerts to outline why. Plus, several questions remain about what exactly happened at the No Kings protest in downtown Salt Lake City where an innocent bystander lost his life. Rep. Jeff Burton is a former leader of Utah's National guard, breaks down what he learned after a briefing with Salt Lake City police chief...
2025-06-2125 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCox defends troops to L-A, calls Pride flag fight 'dumb'Governor Spencer Cox defends President Trump's decision to federalize the National Guard and send troops to protests in Los Angeles. Panelists Sarah Reale and Erin Rider weigh in. "They're dumb flags, and it was a dumb bill." That's Cox's quote when asked about Salt Lake City's move to create alternatives to the Pride flag after they were banned on government buildings. Cox is also leaving the door open for a potential special election over repeal of the law that bans public labor unions from collective bargaining. Artificial intelligence regulations seem to be the latest snag for President Trump's big...
2025-06-1427 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah's going nuclear, AI moratorium fears, and 'dumb' flag laws Utah is considering plans for a new uranium processing facility to fuel the governor's plans to build new nuclear energy. ABC4's Jordan Tracy sat down with the Executive Director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, Joel Ferry to learn what it means for Utah and neighbors living around Camp Williams. Artificial intelligence regulations seem to be the latest snag for President Trump's big beautiful bill. Lawmakers in both Congress and the Utah state legislature are voicing their disapproval of a provision in the bill that would stop states from regulating artificial intelligence for the next 10 years. The...
2025-06-1424 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah's House picks new leaders, Trump and Elon breakupUtah's House Majority just voted to elect new leadership, a group that will shape the priorities of Utah's House in the years to come. Panelists Rusty Cannon and Adam Gardiner break down the leadership shakeup and the House's relationship with the Senate. Utah Associate Chief Justice John Pearce announced he's stepping down from the Utah Supreme Court at the end of his term in December. Plus, President Trump and Elon Musk are publicly feuding over the Big, Beautiful, Bill. Our panelists discuss the fate of the spending package in the Senate and how Trump and Elon's breakup might impact...
2025-06-0726 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsLocal elections taking shape, Utah Supreme Court vacancyThe filing deadline for 2025 municipal elections ended this week, and the races in several of Utah's 253 cities are taking shape. From Mayor to City councils across the state, Host Lindsay Aerts and Executive Director of Governing Group, Kyle Friant, run through some of the top issues impacting those communities and the people running to lead them through it. Plus, Utah Associate Chief Justice John Pearce announced he's stepping down from the Utah Supreme Court at the end of his term in December. University of Utah Political Science Professor Matthew Burbank walks through the impacts of a vacancy, recent tensions...
2025-06-0723 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah Democrats to elect a chair, Federal rulings on Trump tariffsUtah Democrats will elect a new chair at their state convention Saturday. Panelists Rusty Cannon and Sarah Reale break down what the party needs to do to gain some ground both in Utah and across the nation. A federal trade court has blocked Trump from imposing some tariffs created under emergency powers, however, an appeals court issued a stay, meaning the tariffs can't continue while the issue winds its way through the courts. Cannon and Reale break down the initial ruling and what happens next.
2025-05-3124 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsFederal rulings on Trump tariffs, Governor Cox pushes locals to buildA federal trade court has blocked Trump from imposing some tariffs created under emergency powers, however, an appeals court issued a stay, meaning the tariffs can't continue while the issue winds its way through the courts. Panelists Rusty Cannon and Sarah Reale break down the initial ruling and what happens next. Governor Spencer Cox joined with dozens of mayors, urging cities and the state to continue to collaborate on his administration's goal of creating 35,000 starter homes. Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts takes you inside the back-and-forth with reporters over how he plans to accomplish this.
2025-05-3123 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUTGOP convention wrap, Trump accepts a planeUtah's Republican party has reelected their chair and decided to push pause on a resolution that would have stripped party membership from signature gathering candidates. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Erin Rider discuss the fate of the party, and what's next for the often-controversial dual path to the ballot. The House of Representatives has passed Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, but how will the Senate change it? And the Pentagon has officially accepted the plane gifted by Qatar. Will there be constitutional challenge to it? Our panelists dive in.
2025-05-2426 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah Attorney General Derek Brown visits the border, Democrat chair candidates debateUtah Attorney General Derek Brown visited the southern border this week to discuss Republican strategies around immigration, slowing crime, and drugs. He joins host Lindsay Aerts to discuss whether Republicans are getting the messaging right on immigration and how his office is working to fix the system. Utah Democrats will pick a new chair at their state party convention May 31. We hear from two of the four candidates, Brian King and Ben Peck on how they each plan to make a dent in Utah's Republican stronghold.
2025-05-2424 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsFate of the Utah GOP, Trump's 'Big Beautiful BillSaturday, May 17, Utah GOP delegates will vote on a new party chair, which many see as a litmus test for the direction of the party. Delegates will also debate whether to strip party membership from candidates who gather signatures. Panelists Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner give their predictions. President Trump is hoping that Congressional Republicans can coalesce around a plan to cut spending, but the so-called "big beautiful bill" is facing an uphill battle among Republicans who disagree with how much to cut, Medicaid requirements, food assistance, and local and state tax deductions.
2025-05-1723 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsTrump's 'Big Beautiful Bill,' SUWA opposes federal land salePresident Trump is hoping that Congressional Republicans can coalesce around a plan to cut spending, but the bill is facing an uphill battle among Republicans who disagree with how much to cut, Medicaid requirements, food assistance, and local and state tax deductions. Panelists Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner break down what's needed to move the so-called "big beautiful bill" forward. Part of the plan to help fund the government includes selling off some federal land in Washington and Beaver Counties. Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance Legal Director, Steve Bloch, outlines why they're opposed to the idea and whether it's part...
2025-05-1724 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah GOP Chair race, new SLC flagsThe Utah GOP will pick its next chairman at their state convention on May 17. Current chair and candidate running for reelection Rob Axson, and convention chair Thomas Wright join host Lindsay Aerts to break down what's at stake. Phil Lyman, who's challenging Axson, declined to join. The pair also breaks down a proposal to strip party membership from candidates who gather signatures. Plus, a sidestep of the Utah flag law from Salt Lake City has state leaders criticizing the move. Salt Lake adopted Pride, transgender, and Juneteenth flags as official city flags so they could be flown anywhere. The...
2025-05-1024 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsTrump 100 days, Utah Fits All sponsorPresident Donald Trump wrapped up his 100th day in office this week with less than stellar approval ratings. Panelists Rusty Cannon and Adam Gardiner weigh in on whether Republicans are getting what they voted for. They join host Lindsay Aerts to break down Trump's wins and losses around the economy, tariffs, immigration, DOGE, and more. Plus, after the Utah Fits All Scholarship was ruled unconstitutional, the bill's sponsor, Rep. Candice Pierrucci outlines why she believes the Utah Supreme Court will uphold the ruling.
2025-05-0324 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah Fits All unconstitutional but can continue The state's school choice program, which critics say are school vouchers, was deemed unconstitutional by a Utah judge but she did not throw out the program all together. The state has plans to appeal the ruling, so the judge decided to let the program continue until the state supreme court ultimately decides the case. Utah State Board of Education member Carol Lear is a plaintiff in the lawsuit and joins Lindsay Aerts to walk through their arguments. Utah's Public Labor unions are pacing extremely well in the effort to overturn hb267, and President Donald Trump is floating ideas about...
2025-04-2623 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsLabor unions gather 320,000 signatures, group works to rescind Utah's public labor unions say they've gathered 320,000 signatures to put a referendum on the ballot to repeal H.B.267, Utah's ban on collective bargaining. But, now supporters of the bill have over a month to try to get voters to change their minds. Kevin Greene is the state director for the conservative Americans for Prosperity; his group is leading the effort. Plus, Senator Mike Lee has introduced the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship when registering to vote. It's caused some consternation among groups who say that it will disenfranchise women and others who've legally changed their name...
2025-04-1924 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah House Speaker Mike Schultz on Utah MAHA After visits this week from three of President, Donald Trump's cabinet members to Utah, House Speaker Mike Schultz joins inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts to break down the visits. They discuss Utah's efforts to Make America Healthy Again, by banning fluoride, getting rid of food dyes in schools, and limiting soda from SNAP purchases. He also elaborates on his desire for Utah to run its own Federal programs and the possibility of a veto override session. Then, panelists Maura Carabello and Adam Gardner debate the realities of this, and weigh in on how Trump's tariff whiplash is impacting...
2025-04-1224 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsSalt Lake City vs the state, building housing on Utah's federal lands Some of Salt Lake's city council members say they're frustrated by the state's new law that dictates how the city and county will fund the Salt Palace renovations. It's part of the plan to revitalize downtown and upgrade the Delta Center. Council chair Chris Wharton joins Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts to share more on why. He also explains why the city chose ranked choice voting for its November election, and possible city pushback on the ban of pride flags in government buildings. Plus, the Governor's Senior advisor over housing, Steve Waldrip details where the state could be...
2025-04-0524 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsGovernor Cox vetoes six bills, lets flag bill take effect without signature The 2025 legislative session is officially finalized after Thursday's deadline for Governor Cox to sign or veto any remaining bills. Cox vetoed six bills, let two take effect without his signature, and said a special session would be coming to fix others. One bill he let take effect was the controversial ban on pride flags in school and government buildings. Panelists Leah Murray and Taylor Morgan bring their hot takes on the Governor's decisions. Another major headline, the Sundance Film Festival is leaving for Boulder, Colorado. Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson didn't mince words on the decision, and weighed...
2025-03-2825 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsCongresswoman Celeste Maloy on ruckus town hall, local unions on referendum Congresswoman Celeste Maloy joins Inside Utah Politics to elaborate on answers from a heated town hall with angry Utahns over DOGE decisions and federal layoffs. She weighs in on how to hold President Trump accountable, and how Utah's federal employees will be protected amid layoffs. Plus, signature gathering is underway for a coalition of Utah's unions to try and repeal HB267 which bans collective bargaining for public employees. The groups explain the compromise with lawmakers that fell apart and give an update on their signature-gathering efforts.
2025-03-2224 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsLt. Governor Deidre Henderson & ACLU Utah on election changesUtah's Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joins Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts to break down big election changes coming to Utah, and reiterated that Governor Spencer Cox will sign H.B. 300. The bill requires ballots to include a state ID, be in clerks' hands by 8 pm Election Day, and voters to opt-in by 2029 if they want to be mailed a ballot. The ACLU of Utah has urged the Governor to veto it. They join the show to explain why they think it could lead to disenfranchisement.
2025-03-1524 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah's 2025 Legislative Session ends After 45 days of debates, committees, and lawmaking, the 2025 Utah Legislative General Session has wrapped up. This week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts, Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R-Utah) outlines what he thinks lawmakers did well and what he could veto now that the session has wrapped. We also take you inside the last Senate and House media availability and what leaders had to say on various controversial bills. Plus, West Valley City Senator Daniel Thatcher has left the Republican Party to join the Utah Forward Party.
2025-03-0824 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsClerks oppose election changes, Utahns getting tax cutsThis week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts, panelists Sarah Reale, a member of the state board of education, and Chris Bleak, a political consultant, weigh in on the big rocks still to lift with five days left in the 2025 general legislative session. Utahns can expect some form of a tax cut, but the numbers are still being crunched on just how much. Lawmakers and the judiciary are at odds over a series of bills that aim to tweak the judiciary. And budgets will get decided this week, how much money is there to go around? Plus, Davis...
2025-03-0125 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsBig election bill changes, 2034 Winter GamesThis week on Inside Utah Politics, Senator Mike Mckell (R-Spanish Fork) unveils key new details about the Utah Senate's plans to change a big election bill that would have required voters to return by-mail ballots in person. He says the changes will protect voting by mail but ID may still be required. Plus, Representative Jon Hawkins (R-Pleasant Grove) talks about a bill that further lays the groundwork for Utah to host the Winter Games again.
2025-02-2224 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsUtah Lawmakers look to expand the Supreme Court & change Utah's constitutionThis week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts, Utah State Senator Todd Weiler (R-Woods Cross) and former Utah Attorney General Candidate, Democrat Greg Skordas hash it out over looming judicial reforms including expanding the state Supreme Court, requiring higher threshold for judicial retention elections and a proposal to limit injunctions. Utah State Representative Anthony E. Loubet (R-Kearns) also joins the show to explain his proposal to change the publication requirement in Utah's Constitution. He also weighs in on just how many amendment proposals there are.
2025-02-1524 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsMajor changes to mail-in voting, homelessness solutions in UtahAs a big bill to overhaul Utah's mail-in voting system is making its way through the House, the bill's sponsor, Republican Jeff Burton outlines why he believes Utahns should have to return their ballots in person and show ID. Others have concerns, including Democrat Rep. Andrew Stoddard who walks through his issues with the cost, accessibility and other worries shared by county clerks. Plus, Rep. Tyler Clancy dives into homelessness solutions and two major reforms he's hoping to pass.
2025-02-0824 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsHouse Speaker Mike Schultz on Elections, trans dorm bill and moreThis week on Inside Utah politics with Lindsay Aerts, one of Utah's most powerful lawmakers joins the show. House Speaker Mike Schultz breaks down a major proposal to change Utah's elections, unveils his yet-to-be seen bill to allow for more high schoolers to get college level training, and reveals the thinking behind a possible tax cut. Plus, our IUP panel breaks down the top week 2 headlines, including a compromise on a bill to allow for public labor unions to collectively bargain, a proposal to change the initiative process, and plans to require ID when voting by mail. Plus, Utah...
2025-02-0125 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts2025 Utah State Legislative Session: Week 1Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Senate President Start Adams join Lindsay to wrap up the first week of Utah's 2025 legislative General Session. We hear how they hope to influence Utah's course as lawmakers mull over major reforms to elections and the judiciary. The episode also explores some top priorities that include energy abundance, housing affordability and community safety.
2025-01-2524 min
Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay AertsTeaser: Introducing the Inside Utah Politics Podcast with Lindsay AertsLindsay Aerts is the Chief Political Correspondent for ABC4 News. She has been covering politics and news in Utah for nearly a decade. Lindsay grew up in Maine and attended Utah State University earning a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Her career began in music radio in Logan but an opportunity on a country morning show brought her to Salt Lake. She transitioned to cover radio news in 2015. Her career highlights include leading coverage of the 2020 election, and scoring exclusive stories and interviews with top Utah elected officials and decision-makers. Each week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts she'll...
2025-01-2300 min
Real Estate ShowAvoid Package Theft with Cove Home Security & Lindsay's Last ShowJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Lindsay Aerts and their guest, Jamie Armstrong, as they discuss how to keep your packages safe during the upcoming shopping season!Jamie Armstrong is the Marketing Director at Cove Home Security. For more information about Cove Home Security visit their website!Heather and Linday also introduce Jeff Caplan, the newest host of the KSL Real Estate Show! The Real Estate Show wishes Lindsay Aerts good luck on her newest endeavor!For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www...
2024-03-2232 minReal Estate ShowCan a Loan Help Get You into Your Dream Home?Join hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Lindsay Aerts and their guest as they discuss how loans and mortgages can be beneficial throughout the homebuying process. Heather and Lindsay also talk about Accessory Dwelling Units and building equity in the home you already own.Guest Jacinda Montano is the owner and Principle Lending Manager at Ultimate Home Lending in Eagle Mountain. Get $3 off your Utah Valley Parade of Homes ticket at Osmond Design locations! The Utah Valley Parade of Homes runs June 8 - June 24. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs...
2024-03-2242 minReal Estate ShowHow Online Presence Matters When Buying and SellingJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Lindsay Aerts and their guests as they discuss the best ways to utilize the internet with your agent.Guests Drew Armstrong and Matthew Flinders of Utah Real Estate join Heather and Lindsay to give their expert advice to those looking to buy or sell.Guest Dan James is the owner and CEO of Black Diamond Experts- your go-to for plumbing, heating and air, drain cleaning and electrical. Dan joins Heather and Lindsay to talk about getting your home inspection-ready before you sell. Get $3 off your Utah...
2024-03-2241 minReal Estate ShowIs Utah's Custom Home Market Thriving?Join hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Lindsay Aerts and their guest as they discuss this year's Utah Valley Parade of Homes and how Utah's custom home building market is thriving among rising interest rates. Heather and Lindsay are joined by Steve Caldwell, Executive Officer of the Utah Valley Home Builder's Association. The Utah Valley Home Builders Association is the leading company in Utah actively working to protect, preserve and promote Utah housing and individuals working in the construction industry. Get $3 off your Utah Valley Parade of Homes ticket at Osmond Design locations! The Utah...
2024-03-2240 minReal Estate ShowNational Interest Rates are Affecting Utah's Local MarketsJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Lindsay Aerts and their guest as they discuss the economic impact on First Time Home Buyers.Heather and Lindsay are joined by Jaren Davis- Executive Officer at Salt Lake Home Builders Association. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2241 minReal Estate ShowRhinoRock Has the Right Concrete Fence for You!Join hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts and their guests while they explore the various options available for fencing. Heather and Lindsay also discuss how the pandemic has changed the business of home design. Heather and Lindsay are joined by Brian and Bonnie Morrow, founders and owners of RhinoRock Fencing. Remember to visit Osmond Designs for all your Mother's Day needs, including tickets to the Parade of Homes and the popular Pura Smart Fragrance Diffuser.For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https...
2024-03-2241 minReal Estate ShowSubdividing, Remodeling or Rebuilding- Discover the Best Way to Invest in Real EstateJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the many different ways investing in real estate can be beneficial for your wallet.Heather and Lindsay are joined by their guest, Jamie Walker. Jamie is the architect and owner of Walker Home Design in Utah. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/. This episode originally aired April 29th.
2024-03-2242 minReal Estate ShowHow Remote Work Has Affected Utah's Real Estate ValuesJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the ways remote work has changed the local real estate market- both residential and commercial.Guests Drew Armstrong and Matthew Flinders, two of Utah's top real estate agents, join Heather and Lindsay to give their expert opinions about the current markets. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2242 minReal Estate ShowWisdom From a Furniture ExpertJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the latest trends to keep your eye on for your next home project.Heather and Lindsay are joined by lifelong furniture expert Shaun Sorensen. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2239 minReal Estate ShowRefresh Your Home with New LightingJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the latest trends in home design using furniture and lighting. Guest Dan Ewing from Montana joins Heather and Lindsay to represent BarcaLounger and Pacific Coast Lighting. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2239 minReal Estate ShowNavigating Utah's Current Real Estate MarketJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the best ways to navigate home buying in Utah's current real estate market.Guests Drew Armstrong and Matthew Flinders, two of Utah's best real estate agents, join Heather and Lindsay to give their expert advice to those looking to buy or sell. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2241 minReal Estate ShowProtecting Your Family with TipNotJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts as they discuss the best way to keep your family safe using the TipNot Furniture Anchor. Guests Paul Pierpont and John Wennerholm, founders and owners of TipNot, join Heather and Lindsay to talk about how to use the anchor and where you can purchase one for your home. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2243 minReal Estate ShowA Guide to Designing Your Dream HomeJoin hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs and Lindsay Aerts and their guest as they discuss your many different options when it comes to designing your custom home.Heather and Lindsay are joined by Brady Jensen, owner of Summit Construction in Utah County. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/.
2024-03-2238 min
The Mom ShowWhen motherhood and working for pay are both full time jobsWe all know that women who stay home, work. And women who work outside the home also have 40 hours they put into their paying jobs. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Owner and founder of Osmond Designs, Interior Designs and Furniture stores Heather Osmond about some of her experiences with four kids as she built her business from the ground up. Lindsay recently transitioned to working for pay full time, and she shares what that shift has been like. They also discuss why the number of hours you are with your kids in a day doesn't equate to how much...
2021-11-0636 min
The Mom ShowHow you can help postpartum momsNew motherhood is hard. Whether it's your first child or your fifth, adding a child to your family brings enormous change. This week host Lindsay Aerts talks with Postpartum Support International's maternal mental health policy co-chair Heather Dopp about both the systemic and local changes that can help postpartum moms. They also discuss several ways you can help your friend during that time. Saturday, June 26th join Lindsay and Heather at PSI's Climb out the Darkness event, 10 AM at Sugarhouse Park. There, mothers who've survived postpartum mood disorders will share their stories and we'll walk around the park to...
2021-06-2334 min
The Mom ShowThe preparations every new mother should makeBecoming a mother is a huge transition, and if you're not prepared it can blindside you with how much work it is. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Natalie Andrews who is a reporter for the Wall Street Jornal covering the U.S. Congress, but also happens to be Lindsay's friend from their days together attending college at Utah State University. Natalie just had a baby 12 weeks ago and she shares several steps she took to prepare for baby Logan (yes, named after the town where USU is located.) They discuss pre-booking a therapist, your support system post baby, how...
2021-04-1717 min
The Mom ShowWhy we should stop calling ourselves working moms: The State of Women in UtahThe term "working mom" may seem well meaning and harmless to describe a woman who works for pay outside the home, however this term is one that host Lindsay Aerts would like to do away with. She describes how there is no such thing as a "working dad," and the term also devalues the work women who stay home do INSIDE the home. All women work. In this first edition of the State of Women in Utah, host Lindsay Aerts is joined with Dr. Susan Madsen of the Utah Women in Leadership Project and Emily Bell McCormick of the...
2021-03-2734 min
The Mom ShowBoth sides of the Salt Lake Schools in-person schooling debateThere has been a lot of drama over the older kids in the Salt Lake City School District return to in-person learning. The school board recently voted to send them back to in person learning two days a week. The issues have involved disagreements between parents, teachers, the school board and Utah's state legislature. Host Lindsay Aerts breaks down the arguments on both sides, how the state legislature got involved, and a lawsuit aiming to get kids back in the classroom. Emily Bell McCormick has led the charge for parents wanting the in person option, and joins Lindsay to...
2021-01-2436 min
The Mom ShowCombatting the "new year, lose weight" messagingThis time of year women in particular are bombarded with messages about losing weight for the new year. While there is certainly nothing wrong with wanting to be healthier, Host Lindsay Aerts dives into why this messaging can be damaging for women and girls. Her guest, Dr. Lexie Kite, Co-founder of the non-profit Beauty Redefined explains why women have been conditioned to believe that they are bodies to be looked at, and how they can shift that paradigm to view themselves as more than a body. They also discuss how we can teach our daughters not to tie their...
2021-01-1039 min
The Mom ShowHow moms can build resilience during the pandemicIf the pandemic has you overwhelmed as a mom, you're not alone. May women report these feelings as they're trying to do school from home, some are working from home, or have lost work, or are experiencing health or economic. Host Lindsay Aerts talks learns from Dr. Julie Hanks about her four steps to building resilience during the pandemic. Lindsay also shares about her pandemic anxiety and her decision to start medication again. See our website for privacy information.
2020-10-1135 min
The Mom ShowDon't leave moms out of the suicide risk conversationSeptember is suicide prevention month. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for pregnant and postpartum women in the US, first in many other countries. In Utah, it’s second leading cause of death, and 75% of deaths had amental health component. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Brook Dorff, Maternal Mental Health Specialist with Utah's Department of Health and Megan Johnson, CSW and founder of The Emily Effect about the 1 in 3 women who will experience depression or anxiety during pregnancy or postpartum. They discuss what to look out for in mothers who may be experiencing a postpartum mo...
2020-09-1737 min
The Mom ShowHow to give you kids more attention when you have less to giveThe pandemic has us all stretched thin. Between working from home, and school from home, and managing the uncertainty, it can all deplete our capacity for what we can give to our kids. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Alisa Van Langeveld of the Family Consumer Studies department at the University of Utah, who teaches a system called 10 minutes together. She teaches about small moments of connection, quality connection, and boundaries around our blurred roles now that we are working from home. They also discuss practical solutions and routines for school at home.See our website for privacy i...
2020-08-3036 min
The Mom ShowCalming Anxiety in Kids with The Child WhispererDoes the pandemic have your kids feeling more anxious? How is it showing up for them? Tummy aches, trouble sleeping, acting out? Host Lindsay Aerts talks with author of The Child Whisperer, Carol Tuttle about how anxiety could be impacting kids and what parents can do about it. They discuss the four different types of children and how they each respond to stress differently, as outlined in Carol's book. They also discuss how worried we should be about our kids not having as much social interaction.See our website for privacy information.
2020-08-2235 min
The Mom ShowThe Cost of Covid on MomsThis pandemic has put stress on everyone in different ways. For mothers, the costs of the added time caring for kids, homeschooling, strain on relationships, the uncertainty around making decisions, and the possible loss of career may be just some of the ways the pandemic is affecting them. This leads to feelings of anxiousness, agitation, and overwhelm. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Chelsea Robinson, LCSW with Mama's Modern Village about how the stress of this time is mimicking those early days of becoming a mother and the loss of identity many women feel. They also discuss what moms can...
2020-08-1637 min
The Mom ShowThe hosts of Dadtastic weigh in on mom stuffHave you heard about the new podcast called Dadtastic? Hosts Casey Scott and Tom Hackett are the dads behind it. They will make you laugh, and maybe cry, all while discussing common conundrums facing Utah dads. Tom has one baby who is 5 months. Casey has 3 school aged kids. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with them about everything from dad guilt, to schools reopening, to whether they prefer mayo versus miracle whip. See our website for privacy information.
2020-08-0236 min
The Mom ShowWhat will SLC Schools do this fall?ORIGINAL AIR DATE: July 19, 2020.
The issue of whether to send kids back to school in the fall is dividing parents all over the state. Host Lindsay Aerts has a kindergartner this fall, and talks with Yandray Chatwin, spokeswoman for Salt Lake City School District about their plans after Governor Herbert announced this week that the city's schools could reopen despite the city still being in an orange Covid-19 risk zone. See our website for privacy information.
2020-07-2936 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do if you think your toddler has a speech (or any other) delayHost Lindsay Aerts shares how her 19 month-old's speech seems to be behind. He has a lot of words but it seems like he's not finishing them. His words aren't clear. She recently got him a hearing test and a test to see if he had fluid in his ears, each came back normal. Now she's starting on a journey to possibly use Utah's Early Intervention program. She talks with speech language pathologist, Kim Dutro Allen who has worked for the program. Kim explains who the program is for, how it can help, while also giving some practical tips for...
2020-07-2937 min
The Mom ShowMore mothers experiencing postpartum mood issues during pandemicIt comes as no surprise that more mothers are experiencing postpartum depression and anxiety now than before the pandemic. Researchers from the University of Alberta interviewed 900 new mothers and found that 40.7% of new moms had depressive symptoms compared to 15% before the pandemic. The study also said that 72% of new mothers felt moderate to high anxiety, a 43% increase from the number of new mothers reporting anxiety before the pandemic. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Monica Ashton, Director of Maternal Mental Health at The Healing Group about why. Also on the show, Megan Johnson, co-founder of The Emily Effect, a Utah...
2020-07-1437 min
The Mom ShowOne Utah mom's Covid-19 storyMegan Lopez found out about two weeks ago she was positive with Covid-19. She's feeling well, her only symptoms were her loss of taste of smell. Megan considers herself lucky that it wasn't worse physically, but says the emotional toll of knowing she may have spread the disease to her friends and family has been gut wrenching. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Megan, who also shares a child with KSL Newsradio afternoon host Todd Fooks, about what it has been like having Covid-19 while trying to be a mom and the sadness she's felt watching her 5-year-old son not...
2020-07-0433 min
The Mom ShowWhat to know about being pregnant during CovidAre pregnant women at higher risk of getting Covid-19? Are they more susceptible to illnesses? Should they take different precautions? Can they pass the disease on the their unborn baby? Host Lindsay Aerts tackles these questions and more with Dr. Torri Metz, associate professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Utah. Dr. Metz is commissioning a nationwide study looking at the effects of having Covid-19 on birth outcomes. They'll also look at whether new healthcare practices for prenatal care, which were put in place due to the virus, are affecting births. See our website for pr...
2020-06-1933 min
The Mom ShowHow to talk to your kids about raceAre you scared to talk about race with your kids? Are you waiting until they ask you questions about it? In an effort to not be racist are you teaching them not to "see color?" How should you handle it when they point out someone's race in public? These are just a few of the questions host Lindsay Aerts tackles with her guests, Sheryl Ellsworth and Emily Bell McCormick. Sheryl is a black mom of one, Emily is a white mom with two adopted black children, Lindsay is a white mom with white children. Sheryl and Emily talk about...
2020-06-0640 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do when you think you're not giving your kids enough attentionQuarantine life has left plenty of moms with plenty of time with their kids. But all that extra time can also be cause for burnout. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with parent educator Lisa Anderson of the account Thriving Motherhood. They discuss what to do when you think your kids aren't getting enough of you. Lisa helps Lindsay understand that it's what she's believing about her daughter's need for attention that's the real problem. They also discuss how connection comes in small moments, and that likely you're doing more of it than you think you are.See our...
2020-05-2430 min
The Mom ShowHow to navigate sending kids back to activitiesThis episode discusses a few topics related to kids and coronavirus. First of all, what parents need to know about the illness in kids, symptoms, signs, and a new, rare illness popping up in some kids with the virus. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Dr. Neal Davis, pediatrician at Intermountain's Primary Children's Hospital. They also discuss how to help your kids be social when we're social distancing. They talk about why it's socialization is important for development and in mental health. Lindsay also discusses her concerns around sending her kids back to activities like camps, little gyms, and daycare...
2020-05-1932 min
The Mom ShowCovid-19 and Pregnancy, Birth, and PostpartumBeing a pregnant mom during a global pandemic can be scary. What do pregnant women need to know about keeping themselves, and their babies, safe? Host Lindsay Aerts shares a Facebook Live from University of Utah Hospital's Erin Clark, MD, division chief of Fetal and Maternal Medicine. They discuss prenatal checkups, delivery protocols, passing covid on to your baby, how to support pregnant women postpartum and much, much more. You can watch the whole video here. See our website for privacy information.
2020-05-1735 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do if home school is draining the life out of youMany moms are trying to help their kids with their end of year school work from home. It can be an all consuming task if you have multiple kids, with multiple assignments, that need multiple hours of help a day. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with her colleague and mom of 5, KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards about her struggles through schooling her kids from high school to preschool. They discuss why what we're all doing right now isn't homeschooling, it's crisis schooling, and why that matters in trying to help your kids. They also talk about what her schedule for h...
2020-04-2633 min
The Mom ShowHow to cope with Covid anxietyMany of us are anxious about the coronavirus. We're worried about getting sick and preventing our kids from getting sick and we're also worried about financial loss, the loss of being together, the stress of working from home and much more. While much of this anxiety is normal during an uncertain time, when is it excessive? The short answer, it's different for everyone. But if you're feeling like you need some help coping, host Lindsay Aerts talks with the founder of The Healing Group, Kirstin Hodson. As a trained therapist Kristin discusses anticipation anxiety. They discuss worry, and when...
2020-04-1832 min
The Mom ShowWhy childcare is the bane of my existenceIf you've ever tried to find someone to watch your kids so you can work or just get a much needed break you know what pain it can be. Not to mention, the global childcare crisis can hurt women in particular because often times lack of care prevents them from entering the workforce, or following business ventures, or just allowing them the time to feel like a human. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with the creator of the Momni app, which aims to offer instant access to trusted care. Karmel Larson created the subscription-free app and says it's affordable and eas...
2020-04-1134 min
The Mom ShowHow to work from home with kidsDuring this time of working from home many moms are now caring for their kids at home full time ON TOP of their existing work, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with Lara Johnson, a life coach with three kids who's worked from home for 10 years and now coaches other women how to do the same. Among other things, they discuss what mindset shifts are needed to successfully work from home and be productive, how to set a flexible schedule, how to manage your relationship with your partner when you're both working from home, how...
2020-03-2936 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do when feeling scared, anxious, or panickedThis week's earthquake and ongoing coronavirus anxiety has us all on edge. Host Lindsay Aerts shares how she felt especially scared after the earthquake. She even decided to call her therapist because she wasn't sure she could feel better without some help. She shares what her therapist advised with mental health professional, Monica Ashton of The Healing Group. She gives tips for anxiety, panic, and worry. Monica says feeling scared after a traumatic event is normal but there are some strategies you can do to help lessen its grip in your daily life. See our website for p...
2020-03-2226 min
The Mom ShowNeed some levity? Listen to these kids singWe're all a little on edge right now, so what's more calming than sweet kids singing? Host Lindsay Aerts talks with the director of Joyful Notes, Kim Egginton and her two students, 13 year-olds Carter and Paige Anne. Listen to Carter and Paige BLOW YOU AWAY with their voices and hopefully you feel a little less stressed. If your kid can sing and wants to join Joyful Notes, you can contact them here. www.joyfulnotes.me See our website for privacy information.
2020-03-1419 min
The Mom ShowHow to talk to your kids about Coronavirus.The news can be scary. Kids may be getting bad information. It's hard to know how to explain to them what's happening with all the social distancing, school closures, and extra hand washing. So how do you talk to your kids about coronavirus? Host Lindsay Aerts talks with a pediatric psychologist with Intermountain's Primary Children's Hospital about best practices. She suggests managing your own anxieties around it, giving them reassuring facts, and correcting any erroneous ones are all important steps. They also discuss what to do if YOU become sick and have to care for kids. You can see...
2020-03-1417 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do if your child is being bulliedBullying is not okay. Ever. But are there skills you can teach your kids to help them develop resiliency if it does happen? Host Lindsay Aerts dives into this question with Ganel-Lyn Condie, author and public speaker who has some helpful tips for what you, the parent, can do. See our website for privacy information.
2020-03-0738 min
The Mom ShowOne Utah mom's postpartum psychosis storyDISCLAIMER: This episode discusses a suicide attempt in detail. We chose to air it in hopes anyone who is suffering can know they're not alone and help is always available. The national suicide prevention number is 1-800-273-8255. Sandy mom of one, Gabby Beaujeu, had postpartum psychosis. She shares a powerful story about how the illness caused her to want to take her own life multiple times. Host Lindsay Aerts also talks with Utah's Depratment of Health Maternal Mental Health Specialist about their new resource for Utah moms with postpartum issues https://maternalmentalhealth.utah.gov/.See...
2020-02-2937 min
The Mom ShowWhat to do when your mood is suffering as a momWhether you're having a few down days, or you're experiencing clinical depression, parenting when you don't feel your best can be excruciating. Host Lindsay Aerts talks with a life coach, Emylee McIntyre also known as Limitless Female. She works with mom's who are depressed to help them not layer negative emotions on top of what they're already experiencing. They discuss 5 beliefs many moms have that research shows are associated with poorer mental health. They also talk about how to define for yourself what it means to be a "good mom."See our website for privacy information.
2020-02-1535 min
Rising Phoenix MovementEpisode 39 - Lindsay Aerts - You Can Still Love Your Children and Not Love MotherhoodLindsay, the host of the KSL Mom Show, shares her story of motherhood in such a bold way. From her experience with postpartum anxiety and OCD to intrusive thoughts. Linsday felt like she was going crazy. What she expected motherhood to be like was the total opposite of what she experienced. We loved how Lindsay brought light to the perception we all have on media now days, that motherhood is perfect or easy. Lindsay finds fulfillment in being a working mom, and felt like she was broken because she didn't fit the mold of being a stay at home...
2020-02-1043 min
The Mom ShowDo you have a partnership marriage?Many mothers feel overwhelmed with balancing home, work, kids, and work at home. Part of the problem might be that you don't feel like you and your partner are in alignment with the tasks at home. Host Lindsay Aerts addresses creating a partnership marriage with Dr. Julie Hanks of Wasatch Family Therapy. As part of her dissertation study she created a model of family transformation to help families shift this dynamic. They discuss collaboration, celebration of all contributions, doing this with compassion, using conscious language, and building in support. See our website for privacy information.
2020-02-0834 min
The Mom ShowLife and kindergarten hacks for moms who workA few weeks ago host Lindsay Aerts addressed some life hacks for balancing work, mom life, and everything that comes with it. This week she is joined by KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards, mother to 5 children, who shares her thoughts about how she manages a full time work schedule that starts at 4 a.m. They discuss tips for giving your kids more responsibility, balancing tasks with your spouse, and more. Lindsay also taps Mary to give her all the advice about putting her first kid in Kindergarten.See our website for privacy information.
2020-02-0133 min
The Mom ShowEverything you need to know about the Equal Rights AmendmentThe Equal Right's amendment is a constitutional amendment that will guarantee legal gender equality for women and men. The United States has not officially amended the constitution to include it. Recently, Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the ERA. Recent women's movements reignited the issue since it was first passed by Congress and put to the states for ratification in 1972. Host Lindsay Aerts dives into the ERA's long history, what protections it would give to women that they don't already have, Utah's reasoning for wanting to ratify it, whether it would actually open the door for legal battles...
2020-01-2536 min
The Mom ShowFour life hacks for moms who workHost Lindsay Aerts says one of the most common questions she gets from social media is how to balance life with kids when you work outside the home. Lindsay outlines why she wants to get rid of the term working mom and breaks down four ways she makes her life easier with the demands of home and work. She outlines how to identify mental work that might be zapping you of energy, systems she has in place that make her day to day run smoother, how she tries to prioritize small moments of connection with her kids, and what...
2020-01-1234 min
The Mom ShowIt's so annoying to take kids out of puffy coats in the car, but you shouldI get it, getting kids in an and out of their puffy coats in the car seat is annoying. But it just might save their lives. Host Lindsay Aerts admits, she finds it really cumbersome to have to take the coats on and off but talks with the Director of Safe Kids Utah, Cambree Applegate about an easy solution. And why it matters what your kids wear when buckled in. See our website for privacy information.
2020-01-0407 min
Conversations with Dr. JenniferHow to Talk to Your Kids About AbuseDr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife joins Lindsay Aerts from The Mom Show on KSL Radio to discuss how to talk with your kids about sex and abuse. To hear more from Lindsay Aerts, you can follow her on Instagram at @kslmomshow.
To learn more about Dr. Finlayson-Fife’s work, visit our website, check out our course page, and take a look at our upcoming events.
2019-09-2420 minConversations with Dr. JenniferHow to Talk to Your Kids About SexDr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife joins Lindsay Aerts from The Mom Show on KSL Radio to discuss how to talk with your kids about sex and abuse. To hear more from Lindsay, you can follow her on Instagram @kslmomshow.
To learn more about Dr. Finlayson-Fife’s work, visit our website, check out our course page, and take a look at our upcoming events.
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Originally aired June 30, 2019.
2019-09-2421 min