You’re not imagining it — the hiring game really has changed. Recruiters lean on applicant tracking systems (ATS). Candidates lean on AI. Job posts multiply overnight. “Ghost jobs” lurk. And
Continue readingJob Hunt in the AI Era: Resume Myths, ATS, Ghost Jobs, Auto-Apply
Therapists and social workers are tasked with sitting and dealing with a lot of hard stuff for a living. I recently sat down with licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) Bryan
Continue readingADHD, Meds, ACT, Therapy: An LCSW on Better Mental Health
A former colleague wrote to me after the last few days of my social media posts — many of which have focused around Charlie Kirk. In one breath he thanked
Continue readingCharlie Kirk & Liberalism: The Impact on Children and How to Build a Better World
In the heart of Utah’s ever-shifting DIY music scene, Jeff Dillon has carved out a path defined by resilience, community, and a quiet defiance of industry norms. After nearly two
Continue readingInside Utah’s DIY music scene (ft. Jeff Dillon)
Logan is hurtling toward a turbulent future. Growth is skyrocketing. Housing is less affordable than ever. Food security is decreasing. Poverty is growing. The job market is uncertain amid a
Continue readingLogan Mayoral Election 2025: Vote Alanna Nafziger
Scroll through social media and you’d think Gen Z, Millennials, and Boomers were locked in endless culture wars over jeans, slang, and who is destroying America. But talking to Gen
Continue readingGen Z, music, and the generation gap (ft. Awakening Autumn)
Sunday may have been a bit cooler for Cache Valley(finally, thank goodness!), but at The Logan House, Jalapeno and the Poppers were turning up the heat on the venue’s weekly
Continue readingJalapeno and the Poppers spice up The Logan House in debut
While political discourse obsesses over short-term scandals and culture war distractions, a much bigger wave is swelling beneath us — the merging of robotics and artificial intelligence. Humanoid robots are
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John Koetsier – Host of the TechFirst podcast and a Senior Contributor at Forbes – has spent his career navigating the space where journalism, content creation, technology, and cultural change
Utah’s politics aren’t just broken – they’re calcified. A supermajority legislature rubber-stamps extremist policies, local journalism is collapsing, and too many voters are left with nothing but the filtered outrage
Continue readingHow to fix Utah’s broken government (ft. Tyler Riggs)