Roger Goldman
KCPW co-host, former board chairRoger is a retired partner in the international law firm of Latham & Watkins. He is the co-founder and Chairman of Buildable Hours, a nonprofit group that organizes law firms to build homes with Habitat for Humanity in several cities around the country. He and his wife Rana Tahtinen enjoy skiing and many of the other recreational activities offered by Park City. He is passionate about KPCW and its important role in our community.
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Professor Luis Garcia of the University of Utah Computer Science Department discusses Anthropic’s new AI software Mythos, a program so powerful that it is being released only to certain reputable companies. -
Professor Luis Garcia of the University of Utah Computer Science Department discusses Anthropic’s new AI software Mythos, a program so powerful that is being released only to certain reputable companies. -
Most of us know what we should do with money — so why don't we do it? Financial advisor and behavioral finance expert Lev Mandel joins us to explore the emotional patterns, old stories, and hidden habits that actually drive our financial decisions. -
Lev Mandel, author of “Money is Weird,” offers a different approach to personal finance and financial planning. (01:04)Then, Shane Inoue, owner of Soho Saunas at Soldier Hollow, talks about the onsen Japanese-style spa. (35:15)
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Conspiracy lawsuit against Kamas dismissed by federal judge, Gene Shawcroft on drought and the Colorado River, Park City Councilmember Diego Zegarra has a recap of last night's meeting, and KUER reporter Hugo Rikard-Bell and KPCW's Grace Doerfler on the Box Elder County Commission vote to invite MIDA in to develop data center campus -
Park City Councilmember Diego Zegarra has a recap of last night's meeting -
Two reporters who have closely followed the Utah data center explain what we know so far and where the project is expected to head next. -
Author Joe Pappalardo unpacks Boomtown, the true story of Borger, Texas, where an oil rush quickly gave way to corruption and violence. Just a year after it was founded, the town became a haven for bootleggers, gamblers and organized crime. Pappalardo explains how the chaos drew national attention and ultimately brought in legendary Texas Ranger Frank Hamer. -
Author Joe Pappalardo about his new book, ”Boomtown: The True Story of the Wickedest Town in Texas". It's a true story about the truly wild west. Then Shane Inouye talks about his new location in Midway, Onzen. It’s a relaxing experience featuring water from natural hot springs.
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What does it take to build a wellness destination from the ground up? OnZen Hot Springs founder joins us to talk about the vision, the journey and what "unique wellness experiences" really means in practice.
