Mountain Money
Mondays, 9-10 AM
Mountain Money covers the unique challenges of working in a mountain town by providing small business news, estate planning, real estate news and personal finance information. The show also features new businesses in town, while also checking in with local favorites.
Roger Goldman hosts the program along with co-host and producer Kevin Kennedy.
Mountain Money is sponsored by:
For questions and inquiries, or to inquire about appearing on the show, contact the hosts directly at mountainmoney@kpcw.org.
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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. -
Author and economist David McWilliams talks about his new book, “The History of Money: A Story of Humanity.” It’s a look at how money has defined our civilization for over 5000 years, from clay tablets to digital and even crypto currencies. Then, Dr. Allie McPhee, owner of Mountain Town Veterinary Services, discusses the pros of having the vet come to you and dispels myths to the contrary.
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Author Ken Belson looks at how three men, Bob Kraft, Jerry Jones, and Roger Goodell have been the driving forces behind the evolution of the NFL into the economic behemoth it is today in his new book, “Every Day is Sunday.” Then, “The Accidental Vineyard” author Richard Moran talks about his adventure buying and restoring an old Victorian home in wine country and starting a vineyard.
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Deer Valley isn’t just famous for its world-class grooming, lifts and cuisine — it’s also home to a thriving lodging and property management operation. Jenna Summers, homeowner acquisition manager at Deer Valley, shares what’s new in their expanding lodging program and how it’s redefining the luxury mountain experience. -
Meet the family behind Luna Lobos Dog Sledding, a true Park City original. Owners Fernando and Dana Ramirez welcome guests into their home and kennel for an authentic, year-round sledding experience rooted in love, respect and community. -
John Waldron, president of Goldman Sachs, recently welcomed 40 Utah entrepreneurs to the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program. He explains how the program seeks to help small business obtain the tools to achieve profitable growth. -
Author Peter Cozzens take us to the gold rush town of Deadwood in his new book "Deadwood." He tells the story about how almost overnight, a town full of colorful characters sprung up in the late 1870s as men flocked to Deadwood in search of riches. -
William Taubman discusses his new book, "McNamara at War." It's a detailed look at the complicated legacy of Robert McNamara, the Secretary of Defense during the Kennedy and Johnson administration, who was central to the prosecution of the Viet Nam War. -
NEAT Method Park City brings white-glove home organization and move-in excellence to the mountain lifestyle, serving everything from ski gear and vacation condos to full relocation transitions. Owner Ashley Bienvenu talks about how her team helps recreate calm, functional spaces in one of Utah’s most dynamic luxury markets. -
Alexis Brown and Abbey Eddy of the Community Foundation talk about Park City's famous day of giving, Live PC Give PC.
