Peak Medical in Park City delivers customized treatment programs that blend bioidentical hormone replacement, medically supervised weight loss and IV therapy to help patients look, feel, and perform at their best. Rather than one-size-fits-all protocols, they build plans around individual labs, symptoms, and goals. This episode dives into how they’re rethinking midlife health, energy, and confidence in a mountain community.

This conversation goes inside the world of drone-based avalanche and wildfire control. From MONTIS avalanche missions to drone-integrated ignition spheres, we unpack how Drone Amplified extends crews’ reach while they stay safely on the ground.

Dan Justa, Carrick Detweiler and Ralph Blumberg of Drone Amplified explain how drone technology is changing the game in avalanche and wildfire mitigation. Then Amie Clark, Tiffani Clark and Rory Swensen of Peak Medical talk about how medically supervised treatments can support a healthier, happier life.

John “JK” Kenworthy, owner of Flanagan's on main, helps us prepare for St. Patrick’s Day.

Madi Sykes of the Utah Chapter of the Association of Corporate Growth discusses the on-going Corporate Deal Summit. She highlights a number of the most significant corporate transactions in Utah as recognized by the ACG.

Professor Nicholas Chater discusses his new book "It's on You." Chater challenges the thesis propounded by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein in their book "Nudge" that the tools used by behavioral scientists like "nudges" are the best way to attack the big problems faced by society.

Nick Chater, co-author of “It’s On You,” challenges the thesis that motivating individual behavior through “nudges” is the best way to solve big social problems. Then, Madi Sykes of the Utah Association of Corporate Growth talks about the Utah Deal Source Summit. And John “JK” Kenworthy helps us prepare for St. Patrick’s Day.

Author Gabriel Sherman discusses his new book "Bonfire of the Murdochs. It's the real life story of the family drama over who would succeed founder Rupert Murdoch to control his vast media empire.

Gabe Sherman, author of “Bonfire of the Murdoch’s,” tells the real-life Succession story about the family dynamics surrounding the question of who would take over the Murdoch media empire. Then, Ken Belson, author of “Every Day is Sunday,” explores the economic juggernaut that is the NFL.

Professor John McGinnis discusses his new book “Why Democracy Needs the Rich,” which challenges the prevailing belief that wealth undermines democracy. (00:38)Then, being President of the United States of America is not a guarantee of personal financial success. Author Megan Gorman explains why many presidents left the White House in worse financial condition than when they were elected. (23:29)