Topic: Ogden

Josh West recalls following John C. Dvorak from the TechTV days and searching for him on iTunes at the launch of the first iPhone. Johnny Ogden from Utah receives a "de-douching" and requests a "You've Got Prayers" jingle. The hosts comment on the strength of the name "Johnny Ogden" as a potential DJ or startup founder identity.

Several listeners request "job karma" for new career ventures, including a new CISO in Utah and a listener who recently moved to Austin, Texas. The Austin transplant reports receiving five job offers shortly after deciding to donate to the show. The hosts celebrate the "Art of the Deal" and the success of their listeners.

A Common Core testing coordinator in a local school district described the "stressful" first day of standardized testing, which was plagued by computer glitches. The segment highlights the bureaucratic nature of the testing process and the physical toll on staff managing the digital transition.

The city of Ogden, Utah, has deployed a 52-foot-long unmanned blimp for police surveillance. Officials claim the dirigible is a cost-effective deterrent that changes public behavior because people know they are being watched. The hosts joke about the vulnerability of the blimp to high-powered rifles or flaming arrows from the local population.

The hosts review Larkspur Steakhouse, a Bradley Ogden restaurant located inside a Bloomingdale's in San Francisco. The review covers the "ammoniated" blue cheese dressing, the "bland" grass-fed New York strip, and the high-quality Caymus 2005 Cabernet. The culinary highlight was the "C&C" discovery: a pairing of cantaloupe sorbet with Calvados.