
About this episode
Today, host Reed Galen and Utah-based political reporter Bryan Schott delve into the intricacies of Utah politics, focusing on the control of information within the legislature, the influence of developers, and the implications of recent scandals involving key political figures like Stuart Adams. They discuss the challenges faced by journalists in accessing information, the impact of gerrymandering, and the struggle for citizen initiatives against legislative overreach. The conversation highlights the tension between the political class and the citizenry, revealing a landscape where power dynamics significantly affect governance and representation.
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