The “Uniquely Normal” GOP Hopeful | Juliene Snyder for Utah House 10

The “Uniquely Normal” GOP Hopeful | Juliene Snyder for Utah House 10

Juliene is running for the Republican nomination for Utah House District 10—and her path to candidacy looks a lot different than what people expect. In this episode, we get into what it actually means to choose a political party, how regular people can get involved in their communities, and what pushes someone to make the leap and run for office. If you’ve ever wondered how everyday people end up on the ballot, this is a real look at that process

Ogden Spin & Indie Cinema

What’s with the Standard-Examiner’s super friendly coverage of Ogden City? We look at the Luis Lopez appointment, compare the latest stories to earlier reporting, and ask what changed.  Then filmmaker Ryan McDonald joins us to talk his film Frankencock and the SModcastle Film Festival.  Plus Dame at the NBA Three-Point Contest and Weber State shuttle details.

One Ogden Now | January 26, 2026 | Tim Vandenack

This week on One Ogden Now, we break down several major local stories shaping Ogden right now — from criminal cases and public safety concerns, to the first real tests of governance in the newly incorporated Ogden Valley.  Two threats toward the Jewish community in one month A man and his child are shot in a quiet South Ogden neighborhood What's next for Ogden Valley City after a dismissed lawsuit and new taxes Plus, a quick Ogden police report that caught a lot of attention If you want context beyond the headlines, this episode is for you.

Immigration, Transportation, and Education with KUER Reporter Macy Lipkin

Journalist Macy Lipkin (KUER) joins One Ogden for a wide-ranging conversation about reporting on systems most people rarely see up close—and the people navigating them every day. https://www.kuer.org/macy-lipkin [https://www.kuer.org/macy-lipkin] for links to her reporting https://www.instagram.com/reportermacylipkin/ [https://www.instagram.com/reportermacylipkin/] on instagram Stories covered: What a day without a car taught us about taking Salt Lake City’s public transit [https://www.kuer.org/business-economy/2025-12-26/what-a-day-without-a-car-taught-us-about-taking-salt-lake-citys-public-transit] Ogdenites want to know: Why is there no 12th Street bridge over the train tracks? [https://www.kuer.org/news/2025-12-22/ogdenites-want-to-know-why-is-there-no-12th-street-bridge-over-the-train-tracks] Ogden wants to breathe life back into Union Station, and it needs UTA’s help [https://www.kuer.org/business-economy/2025-12-09/ogden-wants-to-breathe-life-back-into-union-station-and-it-needs-utas-help] Utah passed emergency funding for English learners this year. No schools qualified [https://www.kuer.org/education/2025-12-08/utah-passed-emergency-funding-for-english-learners-this-year-no-schools-qualified] ICE arrests a man at his Salt Lake City green card interview [https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2025-12-05/ice-arrests-a-man-at-his-salt-lake-city-green-card-interview] The woman arrested by ICE at the Salt Lake airport has a valid work permit [https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2025-11-01/the-woman-arrested-by-ice-at-the-salt-lake-airport-has-a-valid-work-permit] Utah ICE arrest becomes latest meme for Trump admin’s combative social media [https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2025-12-10/utah-ice-arrest-becomes-latest-meme-for-trump-admins-combative-social-media] Less than 1 in 4 immigration court cases in Utah have an attorney. Here’s why [https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2025-04-16/less-than-1-in-4-immigration-court-cases-in-utah-have-an-attorney-heres-why] Utah is down three immigration judges since Trump took office [https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2025-07-15/utah-immigration-judges-trump-admin] He’s seeking asylum in Utah. A house made more sense than a lawyer [https://www.kuer.org/race-religion-social-justice/2025-10-28/hes-seeking-asylum-in-utah-a-house-made-more-sense-than-a-lawyer] This conversation focuses on how policy shows up in real life, why local reporting still matters, and what becomes visible when a reporter slows down and looks closely.

Resonomics | Making Room to Grow

Room to Grow started as friends getting together with an idea for a mood — no pressure, no deadline, just seeing what would happen. The video followed the same path. A group of friends met up in California, spent time together, and let the visuals grow out of the experience instead of forcing a concept. In this full episode, Resonomics talks about letting collaboration lead over control, turning real moments into a finished music video, and why some projects work better when you don’t rush them This is a conversation about process, patience, and trusting the people you make things with.