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  • John Bates, a renowned leadership communication expert, gives insights on the neurobiology of communication. Then, Kathy Pederson and Mia Winter from Dolly’s Bookstore share book gift ideas for the holiday season. And Jack Wolzer of Jans Mountain Outfitters shares suggestions on how to please outdoor enthusiasts with the right gifts this year.
  • From NASA and Accenture to founders pitching their next round, John Bates helps high‑stakes leaders turn ideas into messages people actually remember and act on. His approach is rooted in the “bio‑logical” realities of how human beings listen, decide and trust, making public speaking less about performance and more about genuine connection.
  • Kathy Pederson and Mia Winter of Dolly's Bookstore share tips on some new books to consider as gifts this holiday season. She addresses a range of choices from books for kids to the latest in novels and interesting non-fiction.
  • Jack Wolzer of Jans shares thoughts on holiday gifts for those who love to take advantage of the range of outdoor adventures in this area. He discusses the latest trends in ski equipment and clothing. He also highlights what's new in ski accessories.
  • Estate planning attorney Kristal Bowman-Carter and KPCW Development Director Sarah Ervin talk about tax issues and year-end giving. Then, author Daniel Swift shares his new book, “The Dream Factory,” which looks back at the interplay of money and art at the first playhouse in London. And long-time Parkite Dave Nichols, “Diamond Dave” as many know him, talks about his tour business Park City Day Trips.
  • Author Daniel Swift takes us back to 16th century London with the story of the first playhouse in England, in his new book "The Dream Factory." It's a story about the interplay between money and art at the theater that featured the work of a young William Shakespeare.
  • Park City Day Trips turns “What should we do today?” into curated mountain adventures, from Olympic history and scenic chairlifts to hot springs, reservoirs and small‑town gems. Paralympic Athlete and Bobsled Pilot Dave Nicholls, founder of Park City Day Trips, speaks on sightseeing day-of activities where they handle the logistics so visitors can just show up and enjoy the Wasatch Back.
  • Estate Planning Attorney Kristal Bowman-Carter provides tips for tax effective strategies with respect to year-end charitable giving. She discusses donor advised funds and qualified charitable distributions. Then Sarah Ervin, KPCW's development director, discusses the importance of year-end giving to KPCW.
  • Marsha Gray of the Real Christmas Tree Board takes us into the big business of Christmas trees. Then, Shannon Conklin of Your Organic Edge blends biohacking and soulful healing through curated retreats and wellness experiences that are designed to feel luxurious on the surface and transformative at their core. Finishing the hour is Chomp Donuts' Rick Nemeroff to discuss their grand opening celebration.
  • Chomp Donuts' Rick Nemeroff and Jeff Mahin return to discuss their grand opening celebration and the bumpy road they took to get here.