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House Rules: Politics and Policy in Utah

Utah House of Representatives
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Oil and Gas Industry
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Natural Resources
Firefighter Cancer Legislation

Come along as state leaders and lawmakers discuss the issues shaping the Beehive State. Each episode, we ask experts on Utah politics and policy to cover one topic that impacts everyday Utahns. From housing affordability and water policy to education reform, criminal justice, and taxes – we'll help you get smart about everything going on in the Utah Legislature and state government. Brought to you... more

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Utah helped secure a landmark $12.2 billion settlement with Meta after years of pushing for stronger protections for kids online. Rep. Jordan Teuscher sits down with Utah Attorney General Derek Brown to discuss how Utah helped lead the fight, what th... more

Utah faced a historically challenging fire seasons in years, with nearly 1,000 fires and more than half a million acres burned. House Majority Leader Casey Snider sits down with newly appointed Utah Department of Natural Resources Commissioner Jamie ... more

With updated boundaries for Bears Ears & Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, the lands outside those boundaries remain public and protected.

Rep. Logan Monson, former mayor of Blanding whose district includes both monuments, sits down with... more

Utah’s annual homelessness count declined this year, including fewer people living unsheltered. Rep. Candice Pierucci sits down with Utah Homeless Coordinator Tyler Clancy to discuss what’s driving the progress, why the state is moving beyond a one-s... more

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Senator, Utah Senate
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President of Weber State University
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Jared Garcia
Director of Utah Department of Corrections
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Tim Davis
Director of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Episode: Solving Problems, Not Saying No: Inside Utah DEQ’s New Approach
Redge Johnson
Director of Utah's Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office (PLIPCO)
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Episode: In Clash Over Public Lands, Utah Asks For Local Stewardship

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • House Propaganda

    I check in occasionally to hear what republicans are saying to each other. This is an example of when people of identical points of view get together, their views get more extreme. There is never any pushback and it is very self-congratulatory.

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    Xyon Curtain
    United States10 months ago
  • Great show for local politics

    Thanks for a great show! Informative and straightforward. Much appreciated

    Apple Podcasts
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    tallred7
    United States2 years ago
  • Credibility Specialist

    I took some time today to listen to your show!! Utah, house of representatives, podcast, is a fantastic podcast with great info, advice, and perspectives. You won't regret listening to and learning from the podcast.

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    Credibility specialist
    United States4 years ago
  • Good not great.

    If you’re looking for interviews of important people, this is a great place to find them. If you’re looking for any reasonable conversation about pros and cons *of anything* this isn’t it.

    Ran by the house GOP, for the House GOP. Even if you are right-leaning, this isn’t that interesting. Its information if you’re not paying any attention to legislature, but if you are, don’t expect to find much new info. Pulpit for talking points you’ll find elsewhere.

    At this point would rather just have a pl... more

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    ZGrantBess
    United States4 years ago
  • Love!

    I enjoy this podcast and all the knowledge it gives me about the political happening of my state. Thank you Utah reps.

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    Utah Royals Fan
    United States4 years ago

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Informative and straightforward; valuable for local policy.
Credibility through policy expertise and practical Utah insights.
House Propaganda: Shows a partisan slant with limited pushback.
Positive sentiment about learning from state governance nuances.
Some listeners feel the format leans toward talking points over balanced debate.

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Utah’s Judicial Reforms and Constitutional Amendments, Explained
Q: Why is there an emphasis on updating notice requirements for constitutional amendments, and how will this affect citizens accessing information?
The idea is to mirror the notice practices used for other government entities in statute while preserving the constitutional timeline, making notice more centralized and accessible, and enabling future technology to improve how people find information about amendments and hearings.
Utah’s Judicial Reforms and Constitutional Amendments, Explained
Q: One of the constitutional amendments you sponsor, talk us through SJR 2 and what it means in plain English for voters.
It introduces a requirement that any initiative with a new or increased tax must obtain 60 percent voter approval, and it pairs that standard with an assessment of the fiscal impact so the public understands the financial implications before the measure becomes law.
Meet Utah’s New House Majority Leader: Rep. Casey Snider
Q: How does your rural and agricultural background inform your approach at the Capitol?
Growing up on a farm teaches you to work hard, endure tough hours, and prioritize long-term impacts over short-term gains, which informs how I lead and decide.
Meet Utah’s New House Majority Leader: Rep. Casey Snider
Q: What misconception about being majority leader would you like to dispel?
Many assume the job is about headlines; in reality it's a servant leadership role focused on helping colleagues do meaningful work for their communities.
Meet Utah’s New House Majority Leader: Rep. Casey Snider
Q: What is one piece of legislation you're most proud of and why?
The firefighter cancer bill passed last session; having worked as a professional firefighter, it's deeply personal and tangible, honoring colleagues and improving safety for future generations.

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A Utah-focused policy show that brings lawmakers and policy experts together to unpack state-level issues ranging from housing affordability and tax policy to education funding and judiciary transparency. Episodes typically feature legislators, agency officials, and policy advocates who explain the mechanics of proposed bills, budget decisions, and regulatory changes, often with practical examples and real-world impact for Utahns. Noteworthy is the blend of practical governance discussions with accessible explanations of complex processes, such as budgeting, redistricting, and public notice requirements, making it useful for listeners who want a clearer view of how state government operates and affects daily life.

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3. John Valentine
4. Cal Roberts
5. Scott Sandal
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7. Jared Garcia
8. Tim Davis

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