Bob Campbell isn’t your average coin dealer. Raised in a poor family, Bob climbed to the top of the numismatic world, becoming President of the American Numismatic Association and a recognized expert in counterfeit coin detection. He has taught U.S. federal agencies like the FBI, Secret Service, IRS, Homeland Security, and collectors how to spot fake coins.

In this podcast, Bob shares: 

How he built his coin business from nothing

The secrets to finding rare, valuable coins (including the $500,000 penny!) 

The importance of knowledge and passion in coin collecting

How to avoid scams in the coin and gold market

Plus, hear fascinating stories about Mormon gold coins, the infamous 1943 copper penny, and Mark Hoffman’s counterfeiting schemes. Learn how to get into coin collecting and protect your wealth with precious metals. 👉 If you’re a coin enthusiast or want to protect your investments, this video is a must-watch! 

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Why has it become nearly impossible to discuss important political topics without resorting to personal attacks and tribalism?

In this episode of Utah Stories, we dive deep into the state of public discourse, the growing political divide, and why ideas are often judged by who presents them rather than their actual merit.

Join the discussion! Do you think we can return to rational, civil conversations about politics and society? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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Discover the incredible journey of Jesse Lapin and Yoni Karmon, co-founders of Magnum E-Bikes, as they share their story of innovation, perseverance, and passion. Starting with a life-changing accident in Israel, this duo built a thriving e-bike company that has revolutionized the cycling industry in the U.S.

Learn how their complementary skills, grassroots hustle, and commitment to quality helped them scale from selling bikes door-to-door to partnering with major retailers like Costco. Hear their insights on bootstrapping a business, the future of e-bikes, and the importance of loving your work and team.

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Discover why Quality Billiards is the 'Face of Game Rooms' in Utah! In this debut episode of Faces of Utah, we bring you the inspiring story of Josh Thorn, a helicopter pilot who transformed his career into a thriving business venture as the owner of Quality Billiards & Game Rooms. From flying high in the skies to redefining Utah's game room experience, Josh’s journey is one of passion, grit, and entrepreneurial brilliance.

Josh's story is a masterclass in pivoting careers, taking risks, and pursuing dreams with confidence. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, game room enthusiast, or someone searching for inspiration, this episode is packed with motivation and valuable takeaways.

Discover the magic behind Kevin Costner's Horizon, as actor Colin Cunningham takes us behind the scenes of one of Utah’s biggest productions. From breathtaking Moab vistas to the challenges of staying grounded in Hollywood, Colin shares his journey, insights into the film industry, and the incredible talent found in Utah’s community theater scene. Learn why he believes passion, persistence, and resourcefulness are key to success in filmmaking.

Meet Rob Meyrick, a coach at The Other Side Village. Once battling addiction and facing rock bottom, Rob now helps others transform their lives. Discover his journey, the unique culture of The Other Side Academy, and how honesty, accountability, and compassion are changing lives every day.

In this episode of Utah Stories, we dive deep into the shifting media landscape with Cory Hill, founder of Chill PR, as he explores the impact of recent elections on mainstream media's credibility. With the rise of independent podcasts and online platforms, Cory shares insights on how audiences are moving away from traditional sources and towards voices that aren't beholden to major advertisers or political agendas. We discuss the public's growing distrust in major news networks, the challenges of separating fact from fiction, and the evolution of political discourse in America. From the emergence of "media tribes" to the decline of objective reporting, Cory and Richard explore the societal shifts that are reshaping how people consume news. Can the media regain its integrity, or is the age of independent podcasters here to stay? Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts: Is mainstream media still relevant, or do you rely more on alternative voices? #UtahStories #MediaEvolution #Podcasting #Election2024 #PoliticalDialogue #MainstreamMedia #Podcasts #IndependentMedia #PoliticalTribes #FutureOfDemocracy

In this powerful interview, Tiffany Blair shares her inspiring story of transformation from a life of homelessness and addiction to becoming a mentor and coach at The Other Side Village. Tiffany’s journey highlights the impact of accountability, community, and the belief that everyone deserves a second chance. She discusses the unique approach of The Other Side Village in helping individuals reclaim their lives, find stability, and discover their potential.

As temperatures drop in Utah, the struggle to provide adequate support for the homeless intensifies. In this episode, we’re joined by Pulitzer Prize-nominated photojournalist Robin Pendergrast, who shares his insights on documenting Utah’s complex social issues, including homelessness. Robin's extraordinary career has taken him across the state and beyond, with his powerful images featured in the Washington Post, Time Magazine, NBC News, and numerous Utah publications.

We explore the efforts of local heroes like Wendy Garvin and dedicated organizations that provide life-saving resources beyond simple handouts—offering essentials like blankets, hand sanitizer, and temporary shelter. But while the community steps up, government bureaucracy presents challenges, with policies that hinder access to resources and delay the establishment of much-needed shelters.

In this episode of Stories From The Other Side, we sit down with Preston Cochrane from The Other Side Village to delve into their visionary approach to addressing chronic homelessness. This project isn’t just about providing shelter; it’s about fostering a transformative community grounded in purpose, dignity, and support.

The Other Side Village goes beyond tiny homes — it’s a master-planned community where social connections and meaningful work are the heart of daily life. Here, work isn’t just a task; it’s seen as essential to happiness and self-respect. This Village empowers residents to build self-reliance through cooperative efforts and entrepreneurial endeavors, offering onsite employment opportunities and generating support for long-term sustainability.

Learn how The Other Side Village is reshaping lives, lifting spirits, and cultivating a new model for homelessness solutions. Join us for an inspiring look at how purpose and community are at the center of this transformative initiative.

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In this episode of Utah Stories, we dive into the heated debate over book bans in Utah's K-12 public schools. What started as a battle over specific titles has evolved into a broader cultural war. We explore both sides of this contentious issue, from parent advocacy groups pushing to remove books deemed inappropriate to educators defending the need for open discussions around complex topics like sexuality and trauma.

Our guest, John Arthur, 2020 Utah Teacher of the Year and current candidate for the Utah School Board, shares his insights on this issue. He reflects on the challenges educators face, his views on the book ban movement, and his experiences teaching during the pandemic. Tune in for an enlightening conversation about the future of education in Utah and how this cultural battle could shape it.

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Just a couple of years ago, I stumbled upon a program that is saving taxpayers millions of dollars to reform the lives of criminals and ex-convicts. This organization is called the Other Side Academy, and it's growing here in Utah and it's changing and shaping the way we think about prison and prison reform. I'll be sharing with you over the next few months stories of people from that program.

What would it be like to ride across 25 states on horseback? Jake Harvath took on the challenge, leaving everything behind to embark on an epic journey that tested his resilience, connected him with incredible people, and gave him a deep bond with his horses.

In this episode of Utah Stories, Jake shares:

🏇 How a childhood dream turned into a 400-day odyssey

🏕️ The challenges of camping in the wild and relying on strangers for survival

🐎 The deep connection he formed with his mustangs

🌍 How his journey made him reflect on modern society’s detachment from nature Join us as we explore what it means to truly live on the road, connect with the land, and push personal limits.

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Dale Keller from Solutions Utah comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss Utah's homeless, the Supreme's Court's decision, Housing First, affordable housing, and more. 

Here is Solutions Utah's website for more info: https://solutionsutah.org. Here is The Other Side Academy's website for more info: https://www.theothersideacademy.com.

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Utah is in the midst of a housing and homeless crisis. Gov. Cox appointed Steve Waldrip as new Senior Advisor for Housing Strategy and Innovation, which is similar to a special task force created to solve the problem. Waldrip is a former Utah State legislator, developer and attorney.

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Utah is in the midst of a housing and homeless crisis. Gov. Cox appointed Steve Waldrip as new Senior Advisor for Housing Strategy and Innovation, which is similar to a special task force created to solve the problem. Wadrip is a former Utah State legislator, developer and attorney. Here he is on the Utah Stories podcast.

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Infertility rates have nearly doubled in the past decade, accompanied by a sharp rise in chronic diseases like diabetes and heart conditions, yet public awareness remains limited. Despite an $11.5 billion budget and extensive resources, the CDC focuses on who and where rather than why Americans are increasingly unhealthy. Socio-economic status emerges as the primary predictor of chronic disease prevalence, overshadowing factors like diet and processed food consumption. The Amish and Mennonite communities, with their traditional farming and low-processed diets, offer contrasting health outcomes, raising questions about the impact of modern food processing practices on public health.

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Housing is getting increasingly more expensive, could tiny homes be the solution? Richard Markosian discusses this in this episode of the podcast.

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Despite TOSA's remarkable success in aiding homeless individuals without government funding, state-funded homeless services in Utah face significant challenges, including lack of accountability and ineffective implementation. The Solutions Utah conference shed light on the increasing homelessness crisis in Salt Lake City, fueled by rising housing prices and scarcity. Governor Spencer Cox endorsed TOSA's approach, emphasizing personal accountability and community support over Housing First policies. The conference highlighted the need for effective and accountable homeless services, contrasting the success of organizations like TOSA and Switchpoint with the failures of government-funded programs.

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We continue our discussion with these brave women from Grandparents with Open Arms.

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Today on Utah Stories we welcome Theresa Ellis and Melonie Trujillo who are part of the group Grandparents with Open Arms. We have an open and honest discussion about the struggles of adoption especially as a grandparent. Please go to their website to check out this amazing organization.

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On today’s top 5: 

1. Do Utah Residents Live In Rural Areas? 

2. How Much Will It Cost Salt Lake City Residents To Fund The NHL Sports District? 

3. Who's Running to fill the Democrat spot for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District? 

4. Utah’s Best Outdoor Burger Spots 

5. Utah's New Homeless Board Faces Warning of Severe Mental Health Bed Shortage

On today’s top 5: 

1. Why Utahns Like To Collect Things? 

2. The Emergence of Immigrant Entrepreneur Women in Salt Lake

3. Advocates Want SLC Sports District to Include Affordable Housing 

4. How Much Is UDOT Receiving For Utah County Projects? 

5. Utah Bid To Host Sundance Advances 

How are the latest tariffs impacting small businesses in America? In this episode of the Utah Stories Podcast, we sit down with Scott Brown, the founder of Paddle Smash, to discuss how rising import tariffs are threatening small businesses that rely on overseas manufacturing.

Scott shares:

🔹 The challenges of manufacturing in the U.S. vs. China

🔹 How Trump's new tariffs are forcing price hikes on American consumers

🔹 The hidden complexities of moving production to other countries like Vietnam or Mexico

🔹 Why small businesses lack the cash reserves to absorb these changes

🔹 Whether AI and automation could be the future of U.S. manufacturing As tariffs on imported goods rise, many companies are struggling to find solutions.

Is reshoring manufacturing realistic, or are we driving small businesses out of existence? 📢 Watch the full episode to learn what’s at stake for local entrepreneurs and American-made products.

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On today’s top 5: 

1. Affordable Housing in Utah is Increasingly Out of Reach 

2. Why Does Cox Want An ICE Facility in Utah?

3. Do you have enough money to afford a home in Utah? 

4. Anti-Zionist Bar Owner Is Facing Eviction From The Gateway 

5. SLC Girlies Walk Club 

On today’s top 5: 

1. Millcreek Canyon Sprayed with Roundup this Spring

2. GameStop Stocks Are Soaring Today 

3. How Does Biden Banning Russian Uranium Impact Utah? 

4. Culinary Masterpieces from Salt Lake City’s Finest Bakeries

5. A Christian Church Morphs into a Small Businesses Space in Salt Lake City

On today’s top 5: 

1. Northern Lights Could Be Seen From Utah This Weekend 

2. Kilby Block Party Was This Past Weekend 

3. What Are The Newest Housing Developments? 

4. Part of Kane Creek Development Turned Down by County 

5. How Is A.I. Affecting the U.S. Power Grid and Will Affect Utahns

On today's episode, Richard Markosian discusses the glyphosate and it's affects on the wilderness.

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On today’s top 5: 

1. Solar Company Accused of Fraud Received $40 Million in Tax Breaks 

2. Las Vegas LDS Temple Ban Is Being Scrutinized, Although Plan Is Not Finalized 

3. Can Californians Afford to Live in California? 

4. 14 Projects Along The Wasatch Front Are Approved

5. Sugar House Rocks!
   

On today’s top 5: 

1. May 2024 Events 

2. Mayor Mendenhall Has $475 Million Budget Request 

3. Is Utah The Best State? 

4. What Is Utah’s NHL Team Going To Be Called? 

5. What Are Katherine Heigl’s Go-To Utah Restaurants? 

On today’s top 5: 

1. Therapy Dogs Taking Over Salt Lake’s Courtrooms 

2. Utahns Inducted to the US Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame 

3. Snow in May? 

4. Kilby Block Party Is Coming Up This Weekend

5. Utah Police Officer Killed In Hit and Run 

On today’s top 5: 

1. Are Gen Zer’s Over College and Turning To Trade School? 

2. Resort In Utah Is The First To Receive Certification From DarkSky International 

3. Transgender Bathroom Laws Are Creating Confusion In Utah Schools 

4. The Battle Against Kane Creek Development Is Ongoing For Moab Locals 

5. Cinco De Mayo at Fácil

On today’s top 5: 

1. The Lights Fest, Sky Lantern Festival Is Coming To Utah 

2. Utah Has The Sixth Biggest Decline In Homeownership Over The Past Ten Years 

3. 17 arrests were made at The University of Utah’s Pro-Palestine Rally 

4. Democratic Nominee Will Step Down After Claiming He Is Anti Joe Biden 

5. Dangerous Crash in Provo? 

On today’s top 5: 

1. A Utah Cat Was Shipped Far Away From Home 

2. Ogden River Is Nearing Flood Stage 

3. Off-Roading in Moab is Still Wide-Open for Business 

4. A Utah High School Charges Its Students a Fee for Skipping Classes

5. $60 Million From 90’s Tobacco Era Settlement Headed to Utah 

Epic Brewing has been a mainstay in Utah’s craft beer scene since opening in 2009. 🍺 Epic burst onto the Utah craft beer scene with incredible high-point beers immediately loved by Utah craft beer fans. Initially, Epic could not keep up with the demand for their beer for their first two years of operation: founders, David Cole and Peter Ericson, along with brewmaster Kevin Crompton, struck paydirt with a simple formula — beers with more than 3.2% ABV that tasted fantastic, offering a massive variety of beers along with standard offerings.

By 2012 Epic had outgrown their humble State Street facility in just a few years of operation and looked to expand. They decided to join Denver’s massive craft beer scene in the River North or RiNo District. Epic thrived for a long time in RiNo. They expanded to more markets throughout the U.S. But after a decade the craft beer market began shifting dramatically. The biggest shifts were away from beer and towards seltzers and canned cocktails. What created this shift is hard to pinpoint. However, consumers turning away from microbreweries might have something to do with how so many were being bought out by private equity. Utah's most renowned brands such as Wasatch, Squatters, and Uinta took venture capital deals that would pump money into these big brands to increase their visibility and market share and take advantage of greater distribution channels and economies of scale. Epic kept plugging away making great beers and chose not to cash out.

How does Epic compete in today's craft beer scene? Ryan Kluh and Clay Turnbow sat down with us on the Utah Stories podcast to explain how Epic has found a new niche in the craft beer world. Epic has consolidated its brewing operations, closing its River North facility in Denver Colorado focusing just on the Utah market. Epic's line-up of beers changes seasonally. Turnbow let us sample the beers that they are most proud of at the moment. The one I found the most surprising was their "Pineapple Express." Which requires a huge amount of pineapple juice to create each barrel. It tastes how it sounds, it's fruity, sweet and it's like drinking a tropical drink on this snowy afternoon. They also brought their big double IPA called Chasing Ghosts. It's a hoppy, traditional IPA that offers a high-gravity beer more accustomed to Epic's initial claim to fame. And of course their "Big-Bad Baptist". The beer that made them famous. It contains chocolate, and coffee and is aged in whiskey barrels. This is a beer to be slowly sipped to be properly enjoyed. I liken it to drinking a bourbon. Like the badness on the label, it is rich and big. Kluh and Turnbow are having a great time doing what Epic has always been great a doing: brewing a massive assortment of craft beers that Utah consumers enjoy. Their success in their State Street facility is due to its remaining local and true to the spirit of what makes craft beer beloved by Salt Lakers: you can see the brewers working; fans get a constant update on beer offerings, and the proof is in the sampling of their products: they are unique and delicious!

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On today’s top 5: 

1. Utah Gives NHL A Very Warm Welcome 

2. Utah Is The First State in 25 Years To Create A Program For Modular Housing 

3. Trails Are Opening in Butterfield Canyon 

4. Is Sundance Leaving Utah? 

5. Fused Nightlight Workshop 

On today’s top 5: 

1. Banksy Found in Park City

2. Is Utah One of the Best States To Work From Home? 

3. Yoga With Sharks 

4. Dynamite Explodes in House in Holladay, Utah 

5. How Did Utah Congressional Members Vote For Ukraine? 

On today’s top 5: 

1. What Restaurants Are Earth Friendly in Salt Lake? 

2. Sexual Assault Awareness Trivia Night 

3. Kevin Bacon Visits Payson Highschool 

4. University of Utah Women’s Gymnastics Places Third at NCAA Finals 

5. Ogden’s 25th Street Earns 3rd Best Main Street 

On today’s top 5: 

1. Utah’s Largest River Is On The Top Of The Most Endangered List 

2. Will Moab Housing Be More Affordable? 

3. Brock Purdy and Anna Frey Were In A Commercial Together? 

4. BYU Has A New Basketball Coach

5. Who Is Getting Rich From Failed Homeless Housing in Utah? 

On today’s top 5: 

1. UDOT Denied Safe Crossing for Animals in Park City Without Explanation 

2. Moab’s Nearly Forgotten Isolation Camp of Japanese Americans

3. Coachella Fomo? 

4. Where Do You Get Delicious Birria in Town? 

5. This Weekend Will Bring Spring Weather

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On today’s top 5:

1. Dutch King’s Day Festival
2. Hollywood A-list photographer Hired to Photograph Salt Lake City Homeless for “Dignity”.
3. What is Utah’s Oldest Business?
4. Is Housing in Ogden Still Affordable?
5. Will The Arizona Coyotes Move to Utah?

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Richard Markosian discusses who is George Soros, and what does he have to do with Utah.

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On today’s top 5:

1. Does Utah’s Tech Hub Power America’s Job Market?
2. Is Utah The Most Dangerous State To Hike In?
3. Brew Pubs in Salt Lake City Airport
4. Does The Coffee Shop You Go To in Utah Say Something About Your Personality?
5. Evermore Park Closes

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Today on the Utah Stories podcast, Richard discusses our new issue that came out last Friday, our event coming up tomorrow, and his new podcast coming to you two days a week.

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On today’s top 5:

1. Can you see the solar eclipse in Utah?
2. Working Cats Program Helps with Pest Control in Utah
3. Cherry Blossoms at the Capitol
4. April 2024 Events in Salt Lake City
5. SLC Girlies Walk Club

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In this powerful episode of Utah Stories, we tackle the hard-to-discuss issues of homelessness, mental health, and the nonprofit system. Richard Markosian sits down with Bernie Hart, a changemaker who's been quietly transforming lives for over a decade.

Bernie runs a free Tai Chi program at Library Square in Salt Lake City, offering not only breakfast but also a chance for homeless individuals to heal their minds and bodies. Hear his unfiltered insights on why many homeless individuals are labeled "service-resistant" when, in reality, they have experienced repeated failures from existing mental health and shelter systems.

This episode challenges the conventional nonprofit model, which Bernie argues is more focused on satisfying donors than creating real change for clients. He offers an honest critique of mental health programs and addiction services while proposing a shift toward community-based, human-centered solutions. Get Involved: Support Bernie's mission at UnderstandingUsNonprofit.org Follow Utah Stories for more in-depth interviews and community spotlights. 

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On today's top 5:

1. SLC Vintage Crawl
2. Storytelling Event at Shades
3. Two Dogs Missing for 11 days were reunited with Ogden Family 
4. What is Ogden’s Beer Scene Like? 
5. Will We Have Access to Millcreek Canyon? 

On today’s top 5:

1. The Utah Office of Tourism Celebrates Governor Cox’s Fourth Annual Declaration of Dark Sky Month

2. School Absences Are Going Up Since COVID 

3. Historic Building Gets Demolished in Salt Lake 4.Beyonce’s Country Album Features a UVU Student 

5. A La Mode Helps Utahns Dress More Fashionably

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Michael Valentine Comes On the Utah Stories podcast to discuss criticism he's been receiving in the media about his "No Zionist" policy for his bar, Weathered Waves.

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On today’s top 5:

1. Did Evermore Park Close?
2. Shotgun Carrying Brighton Resident (who went viral) getting sued
3. Utah Snowpack Totals Looking Good
4. Not Everyone Happy About Subsidies Going to build a Major League Baseball Park in SLC
5. Top AI companies in Utah

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