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nice, I love Eureka 😊

Excellent presentation

Brilliant idea to have Doug Wright in your video. I have enjoyed listening to him talk about Eureka for many years.

Haha! What a flashback to that memory of the hobbitville story. 😅

I have an idea for an upcoming episode. You could explore Skin Walker Ranch in Utah. A famous Ranch right here in our state.

And home to UATH hockey club are nhl team

the rock jokes are solid 😂

It’s a cool place

You need to come down to Sigurd haunted cornmaze. We are open Friday and Saturday all October. As alumni of Taylorville High school class of '87 I dare you to show up and get scared. We have had people from Salt Lake come down and say we are better than haunts up there. I hope to see you there. Bring your co-host. We will scare her...hahaha

This place looks amazing, I would definitely visit this place if I wasn’t hated by Utah

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Enjoy the videos.

John I have really enjoyed watching your videos about Utah I was born and raised here and I'm learning a lot from you thank you I'm your biggest Arrowhead fan❤😊Kat out

Park City Main Street and explain the siren that goes off every night

Go to the Ogden 25th street tunnels utahstories.com/2022/08/secret-tunnels-under-ogdens-25th-street/

How did I miss this episode? I don't miss any episode of COOL STUFF UTAH!? This was even posted after I was allowed to talk to Jon again!

Another great video, you and Sam take us places we would never be allowed to see! Loved that huge view of the mountains.

Wait. You didn't visit Raunch records!? It doesn't get any more punk!

The Mill was also used by GoFilms for Saints and Soldiers The Vold.

The history is more than you think. Not only was this built in less than 4 years, with no power tools, or piston engines, More than 2 dozen fortress like buildings were constructed in the city, during the same time. A city of 45,000 men, women and children. Most of the megabuilds of the day have been torn down, to make way for the 2x4, drywall, and functionally disposable, modern construction, of today. Why the overbuilds? I thought times were tough, and people scrimped, and saved. Every old structure in Salt Lake City, is built to ridiculous specifications and standards. It is way too expensive to build this way today, but not for our ancestors apparently.

This place looks amazing! But then I checked out their website with the menu and prices, and I'll have to wait until I win the lottery. Maybe 103.5 can give away some free meals????

Thanks, I'd never heard of it either! I'll have to go try it out!

I remember seeing movie there as a kid. It was huge and it was special!

I love this series! Very informative on all the places you film, you have all the answers for your fans. Well done Jon!

I guess the title of the series stuck.

So cool, this will be my next UT site to visit.

I have been watching random episodes and visiting the sites during my lunch breaks where I work in downtown SLC. Thank you for the fun series!

We used to sneak in at night back in high school, most of the buildings were empty, very fun and creepy vibes, we loved it!

I remember as a little kid the colored lights on the tower and what they meant, this is one of the best old buildings in SLC. Great video, thank you for the memories!

Because of your video I went there last Sunday, it was totally worth the drive! So much history in a beautiful, quiet area. I got some great photos. Thanks for making this video, I loved being out there away from the busy Provo traffic, it's easy to get to, you won't regret it.

My wife was pushed into the pool back when it was The Bay!

USF has treated us well over the years. We have gone on and off for almost twenty years. The first show we saw was The Comedy of Errors. I remember Fred asking what the point of that play was, and his answer was basically just to have a laugh! Thanks Jon!

This guys a tool.

I remember the arcade. My favorite game was Major Havoc. Put a dollar in the change machine, you would get three tokens, not four. Bit of a ripoff. I also remember the roller rink

I spent a lot of time in my teen years at the galleria in the 90’s

I now want a Jon Smith mural at AFF.

"Super super cool." I mean yeah, technically it's freezing. 😂 Great video!

Jon, you're such a funny guy! You and Sam crack me up! I love your videos. Please keep making them.

What the weenis

Much more about the building: ruclips.net/video/y8KjjvTseJU/видео.htmlsi=uOM6CyGYroY6R6O1

How about a behind the scenes view of the radio station.

This is one of your best!

How are your videos not going viral? I've watched every single episode. Keep it up!

The door is cool lol

I remember going to greywhale at least once or twice a week to get cd's but also tons of show flyers, stickers, city weekly, slug, and whatever else. They had a bunch of cool stuff for free. Also, the stores in sugarhouse at the time. Raunch, the heavy metal shop, blue boutique, trash, cosmic aeroplane, the antique shop by the heavy metal shop, as long as the old palm reader lady wasn't sitting out there. She always yelled at me and kind of scared the bejesus out of me lol.

Jon, you should do a video on the Hill Aerospace Museum one of these days.

Brigham young didn’t know federal troops were coming?… but yet they buried the temple to hide it from the federal troops supposably. The inheritors…

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I was obsessed with Raspberry Records in holiday area growing up. Spent a ton of money there.

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