First Episode of this new podcast. Traci and Jim introduce us to the why, where, and what of this hyper local podcast. If you are in Salt Lake, want to be, or wonder what the heck, this is for you!

Shauna Brand spills about the lively theater scene in Salt Lake. Shauna is the playwright in residence for the Wasatch Theater Company, a theater teacher at Rowland-Hall Middle and High School and happens to be Traci's sister. 

We catch up with one of Millcreek's movers and shakers, Mary Ann Fuhrman. She and her family are multi-generational Millcreek residents and unquestionably cool.

Ted is one of The Best people in Utah that we know and he is both lawyer, actor, Salt Lake native, and many more things we discovered during this episode!

We caught up with Aimee McConkie which is no small task! Aimee is the very busy Millcreek, Utah Events Director and Person Extraordinaire. We always marvel at her insights and vision and this conversation is no different. Come listen in as Aimee guides us into Millcreek's future events and vision.

Lindy Parks from Legacy Lending agreed to chat with us and we could not stop laughing. This conversation is the true definition of Edutainment. We learned a lot, we laughed a lot, and ... well .. you've just got to l isten to find out.

Jon Madsen is actually SO many things it is hard to narrow it down. The one thing he is not, however, is boring. Come listen in as we join Jon for almost an hour of Daybreak, Salt Lake Food Scene, and man, that guy knows a lot about the airport!

Alex is our favorite, barre none, professional dancer and human in the world. She is an inspiring Utah native dreamer and performer who is pursuing a life long career in the arts. We refer to her as Salt Lake's Dancing Queen as she embodies the passion and determination of those rare few who choose the creative path of dance andn the arts in the pursuit of happiness. Oh, and she happens to be funny enough to make you howl as she did us. Listen close as we tune in to Alex.