Mountain Money

The Red Banjo Pizza Parlor has been on Main street for 56 years this month.  Tana and Scott dropped by to give a bit of history about the business.

Ken Whipple and his son, Kole from Park City Jewelers, appeared on the program to talk about the business  that has been in the same location for over 30 years.

Doug and Roger visit with Scott Ballenger, a Supreme Court advocate and former Antonin Scalia clerk, talking about how the court works and implications of the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.

Ellie Shropshire  of  Ellie’s Chef Catering Café.  Ellie has been involved in catering – now stepping into her restaurant at 1401 Kearns Blvd – Inside Kimball Art Center.

Roger and Doug visit with Shane Snow,   Author of Dream Teams: Working Together Without Falling Apart. The author is changing the way we work together. Dream Teams is about leadership’s imperative to seek different perspectives so we can make progress together. Shane Snow demonstrates how differences matter and shows how the best teams depressurize tension, leverage provocation, and open themselves to wild card ideas to find solutions that others can’t.

Dustin Stein, General Manager of Mustang Restaurant and his wife Ryann and son Odin visited with Renai and Roger on Mountain Money.  The Mustang Restaurant is located at 890 Main Street.

Calvin Weight – CEO of Coinbook. Over the past few months, the Coinbook team has been preparing the simplest and most transparent trading experience on the market.  Coinbook is a US based bitcoin and altcoin exchange.

Mike and Melissa Laird have opened a new sports bar in Heber City called Melvin's Public House. Renai and Doug spoke with Melissa about her new Business at 139 North Main Street.

Renai and Doug visit with Joel Clark, co-founder and CEO of Kodiak Cakes. This Park City company produces pancake mixes, other baking mixes, single serve microwavable muffin mixes, granolas, syrups and more.

Heber Valley Hospital and Heber Valley Clinic have been expanded to provide new services. Amy Tuddenham from Intermountain Health Care, explains the exciting changes.