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Joining Lynn and Pete this week is Julie Bogart, the author of RAISING CRITICAL THINKERS: A Parent’s Guide to Growing Wise Kids in the Digital Age. Julie Bogart is known for her common-sense parenting and education advice. She’s the author of the beloved book THE BRAVE LEARNER: Finding Everyday Magic in Homeschool, Learning, and Life. She joins us in the first half.Then, from open floor plans and Zoom calls to Slack channels, the workplace has changed a lot over the years. But there’s one thing that never changes: you’ll always encounter jerks. this week, social psychologist Tessa West joins Lynn and Pete on The Mountain Life. In her new book JERKS AT WORK: Toxic Coworkers and What to Do About Them, reveals scientific-based strategies to dealing with—and ultimately breaking free from—the people who make work and life miserable, whether it’s an overbearing boss, an irritating coworker, or sometimes, even you.

Guests on today's Local News Hour include: Summit County Health Deptartment Director Phil Bondurant has a monthly update, Youth Sports Alliance Executive Director Emily Fisher has an update on the youth sports programs and Park City Education Foundation Executive Director Abby McNulty has an update on programs offered by the foundation.

Local News Hour for March 16th, 2022:(10:24) Director of the film $avvy Robin Hauser talks about the documentary that looks into the historical, cultural, and societal norms around women and money. There will be a screening at the Santy Auditorium on Thursday, (24:32) Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of this week's city council meeting. He is joined by council member Tana Toly and planning commissioner John Phillips who attended last night’s joint meeting, and (42:49) Park City Athenaeum Club members Toni Gannon and Lynette McAferty have details about the club's 125th birthday celebration at the Park City Library on Saturday.

This week on The Mountain Life, Lynn and Pete are joined by:(01:25) Kelle Cobble and Nina Lynch of Kelle and Nina Coaching join the show to talk about their integrative and unique approach to life coaching. Their coaching methods are evidence-based and rooted in science, and they will show you how to condition your mind like you condition your body, so you can live your best life without anything holding you back.(23:24) Then, Jeffrey Morse who died on the operating table after suffering an aneurism, but lives to talk about it and how he is thriving following the aneurism, a dissected artery, a stroke, and paralysis— that forever changed his life and taught him perseverance. His new book is Finding Forward: You Have the Will Within.

On today's Local News Hour guests include: (7:36) Summit County Planner Madlyn McDonough has details about Monday’s open house to lend feedback and ideas for the future of the Rail Trail. Monday, (18:25) Extell Senior Vice President of Development Kurt Krieg and Vice President of Development Brooke Hontz have an update on the Mayflower Mountain Resort and (34:35) Solamere HOA President Charles Haggerty expresses some of the concerns that neighbors have to Deer Valley's parking lot development plans prior to next week's joint planning commission/city council meeting.

On today's Local News Hour: (5:46) Hearth and Hill Co-Owner Brooks Kirchheimer talks about the opening of his newest venture: Hill's Kitchen and (12:17) Park City Institute Executive Director Ari Ioanidies has details about the Saints and Sinners Ball March 19th.

On today's Local News Hour : (12:42) Summit County Health Dept. Director Phil Bondurant has a monthly update, (26:05) Park City Ski and Snowboard Update with Alpine Director Tommy Eckfeldt and Events Director Pete Stoughton and (36:32) Park City Education Foundation Executive Director Abby McNulty has an update on programs offered by the foundation.

The Mountain Life for April 6, 2022. On today's show, Pete and Lynn's guests include: (01:31) Lora Smith, Executive Director of Mountain Trails Foundation who joins to talk about the upcoming trail season. Now that the ski season has begun to wane, Summit and Wasatch County residents start thinking about biking, hiking and walking on the multitudes of trails in the Wasatch Back. Tune in to hear about new trail projects for this summer.Then, (27:47) mental health counselor Dr. Christy Kane, who speaks to sell-out crowds about the mental health of individuals, families, and our communities as well as the neurological impact of trauma on the human brain. She invites listeners to the upcoming Find Your Voice Conference.

On today's Cool Science Radio, Lynn Ware Peek and John Wells' guests include: (01:21) Salt Lake City's Dr. Joshua Schiffman, Peel Therapeutics’ co-founder, and CEO. We will speak with Joshua about how studying the evolution of elephants will help us fight cancer.Then, (26:44) America’s funniest science writer, Mary Roach who has written Packing for Mars for Kids.Finally, (39:36) NASA Hubble Senior Project Scientist Jennifer Wiseman. The Hubble Space Telescope has just discovered the farthest individual star ever observed. And just how far is it from earth? 12.9 billion light-years away.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guest include: (07:09) Kimball Art Center Executive Director Alday Milliken has details about the current exhibit and upcoming events, (23:02) Park City Councilmember Jeremy Rubell has a recap of last night's meeting and (38:10) Park City Summit County Arts Council Executive Director Jocelyn Scudder has details on opportunities for artists.