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Larry Chester, with CFO Simplified, joins Mountain Money to highlight how small- to medium-sized businesses can prepare for the realities of the new economy as the deluge of government subsidies enacted during the pandemic comes to a close.

Executive Director of Newport Academy Gary Broadbent has details about the opening of their newest facility in Oakley.

Wasatch School Board Members Kimberly Dickerson and Marianne Allen talk about the Future Schools Project, the facilities maintenance plan and enrollment numbers.

Dr. Kelly Woodward, Medical Director of the LiVe Well Center at Intermountain Park City Hospital, joins Lynn to discuss the upcoming lecture series which kicks off Tuesday, November 9, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., with internationally renown sleep expert Dr. Wendy Troxel (also a Park City resident). Dr. Woodward also gives an update on the on goings at the LiVe Well Center.

Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update.

Mountain Money will end the show talking Whitney White Kolowski with The Beau Collective about their recent relocation to the Park City Outlets.

Award-winning children’s book author and youth motivational speaker Ty Allan Jackson talks with Lynn about his new book on kid entrepreneurs, Make Your Own Money: How Kids Can Earn It, Save It, Spend It, and Dream Big. It is a lively, easy-to-read blueprint to these foundational skills.

Lynn speaks with Elissa Aten, the Executive Director of PC READS and Molly Dillon parent of a dyslexic student. PC Reads recognizes, educates, and advocates for dyslexic students and provides support in our community through community education and school collaboration.

Chris Cherniak and Nell Larson speak with Zhaoxia Pu, a professor and researcher from the University ofUtah who is helping lead a study on the origins and conditions behind fog. There remains much to learn about the formation and prediction of its occurrence and Professor Pu helps break it all down.

Summit County Sheriff's Department Captain Andrew Wright talks about the issues facing Summit County. Fire ban enforcement, search and resuce efforts and criminal activity with stolen bikes and fraud have kept the department quite busy this summer.