Renai Bodley Miller

Nicolle Feinberg, owner of Wasatch E Bike, is in studio.  Wasatch E Bike is a dealer of Magnum Electric Bikes.  They are located at 25 West Main Street in Midway. They offer new E Bike sales, rentals and service.

Anna Davies & Robbie Stout are  co-owners of Ritual Chocolate, a locally-based artisan chocolate maker. Ritual Chocolate is launching a monthly subscription. This new product is launching in the spring and is another way for Park City residents to sample the best of what Ritual Chocolate has to offer.

Sandy Rogers  is the author of  Leading Loyalty: Cracking the Code to Customer Devotion. He is the leader of Franklin Covey’s Loyalty Practice. He was previously senior vice president at Enterprise Rent-A-Car. During his 14 years there, Sandy managed the turnaround of the London, England, operation and led the teams that developed Enterprise’s marketing strategy and system for improving customer service across all branches.

In  a re-broadcast of a Mountain Money show wich aired on January 7, Renai and Doug visit with Danny Kofke, author of the book, The Wealthy Teacher: Lessons for Prospering on a School Teacher's Salary.

In a re-broadcast of a Mountain Money show which aired on February 25, Renai, Doug and Roger visit with author and journalist, Jill Abramson, about her book, Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Fight for Facts. 

Mare Piper from the Christian Center Boutique was in studio. The Christian Center Boutique features  name-brand quality clothing, accessories, footwear, and exercise apparel for the entire family.

Dr. Jim Walker is the Director of the Sports Science Program at Intermountain Medical Center. As the NCAA tournament gets underway in Salt Lake City many are wondering what impact the altitude could have on athletes who come from areas with lower elevations. Intermountain TOSH has a sports science department which can simulate both high and low altitude training for athletes.

Mike Quincy, Consumer Reports Magazine, is an auto tester at the CR test center in Colchester, Connecticut.  The 2019 Auto Issue of Consumer Reports is out, and we talking about the best and worst cars, trucks and SUV’s.

Jill Abramson is the author of Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Fight for Facts. In her book, she works hard to explain the disruption of the news media over the past decade, and the erosion of trust in the country. She started as a reporter in the era of Watergate. At the New York Times, she held senior editorial positions, the first woman to serve as Washington bureau chief, then managing editor and executive editor. A senior lecturer at Harvard University, she writes a column about U.S. politics for The Guardian.

Since Valentines Day is just three days away, it’s time for some sweet talk with Phyllis Robinson, the owner of Tandem Chocolates in Park City.

The owners of local beauty products company “Cult And King”, Jared Brigs and Robin Whitney,  explain how they do “Pretty without the Poison.”   They say their proven, toxic-free products for men and women, not only make their customers LOOK better, but may also help the big players in the glamour industry change their ways.

Co-hosts Renai Bodley Miller and Roger Goldman talk to the owner of Wicked Fast Internet!  Trevor Adrian explains how his frustration with slow, and sometimes nonexistent, internet service in Summit County inspired him to start his own internet company that provides 5G service.

The second guest on the program is Claire Best of Claire Best and Associates,  a celebrity talent agency for numerous writers, directors  producers and cinematographers. Claire tells of her experiences with Sundance.