We are constantly bombarded by technology and information. How do you know what to believe? How do you research? Who's a real expert? Troy Shelley shares how to spot a political agenda, what's the deal with carbon dioxide, how artificial intelligence can influence our core beliefs.

If you've ever been overwhelmed by the amount of change you're seeing in your community, and you don't know what to do about it, this episode is for you!

Learn how landscape rocks, floppy disks, and political yard signs have everything to do with creating the positive change you'd like to see locally.

Our guest, Troy Shelley, is a longtime resident of Sanpete County and a serial entrepreneur. He has also worked on several political campaigns, including those for Mia Love and Burgess Owens.

Find out how he, through entrepreneurship and politics, has pushed back on government overreach to enact new legislation (and how you can create the change you'd like to see in your community too)!

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For more information on upcoming caucus meetings (March 5 for the majority of parties) see this recent article from KSL.

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For more about Troy Shelley and his campaign for the Utah House of Representatives, visit https://www.utahhouse.org/ or email him at troy@cut.net.

Hit the trail with us as we tag along with Jill Colby, founder of Cycle Sanpete. Learn about an exciting new project that may potentially help Sanpete to become more accessible by bike, reduce emissions, and promote small town businesses (and of course, maintain that Sanpete charm that we've all come to know and love).