Special Session with Bryan Schott
Special Session with Bryan Schott
Podcast Description
Ever wonder what’s really going on behind the scenes in Utah politics?
From the Capitol to your headphones, Special Session with Bryan Schott breaks down the most important news stories from the world of Utah politics.
Bryan Schott has been covering Utah politics for more than 25 years, digging into the stories that matter the most to you.
He brings insights into politics and policy and interviews with newsmakers to help you understand what’s driving the latest headlines.
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The podcast focuses on significant political events, policy analysis, and legislative updates in Utah, with episodes exploring topics like the implications of school vouchers, union rights, election integrity, and key political figures' actions. For example, recent episodes delve into the controversial union busting bill, the implications of a gerrymandering lawsuit, and the fallout from the audit of a former Attorney General.
Special Session with Bryan Schott rips the curtain back on Utah politics. No spin. No access journalism. No bootlicking. Just 25+ years of experience breaking down the stories that make elected officials squirm.
From backroom deals at the Capitol to the power plays you’re not supposed to know about, Bryan delivers fearless political coverage and interviews with newsmakers who actually matter. This is Utah politics without the PR polish.
Independent. Unfiltered. Uncomfortable for all the right people.
Rep. Celeste Maloy and Democrat Kent Udell met at Utah Tech University in St. George for the only televised debate in Utah’s new 3rd Congressional District, and Bryan Schott watched along live with commentary, fact-checks and viewer reactions.
The verdict? Boring.
Maloy, the incumbent, only needed to avoid stumbling, and she did. She leaned on her voting record and some well-worn talking points. Udell landed a few zingers, including “billionaires playing Minecraft” with data centers and a sharp comeback on forest management. But he passed up clear chances to make his case against her, most notably on her role in the public lands sale provision.
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