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Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami TranAuthor: Tami Tran
If youd like to be a guest sign up: https://calendly.com/tamitran Here is good news. Here is positivity. Here is Happy Grateful Blessed With Tami Tran. We will showcase incredible people and their amazing stories; entrepreneurs making waves within their communities while still staying true to their roots; artists showing off their one of a kind talents. Meet interesting people in Kaysville and learn about their stories. Youll also discover new shops, restaurants, and people to help you fall in love with this wonderful world. And now, without further ado, Kaysvilles Mayor, Small Business Owner, Avid Note Taker.Tami Tran. Language: en Genres: Kids & Family Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Dalane England… principled, patriotic, courageous, powerful
Episode 186
Sunday, 4 January, 2026
Welcome to Happy Grateful Blessed. I’m Tami Tran, Mayor of Kaysville, Utah, and today’s conversation is one I’ve been really looking forward to. My guest is Dalane England — a woman known across Utah for her deep love of America, her unwavering commitment to the Constitution, and her ability to engage in civic life with both courage and grace. Dalane is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a lifelong advocate for liberty who believes that freedom is preserved not through anger or outrage, but through truth, relationships, and moral responsibility. In this episode, we talk about where her passion for America began, why gratitude is the foundation of happiness, how everyday citizens can be effective without becoming divisive, and why local leadership and personal responsibility matter now more than ever. We also explore what it really means to seek truth in an age of headlines and soundbites — and why hope for our future is not lost. This is a conversation about principles, purpose, and the power each of us has to make a difference — right where we are. I’m grateful you’re here. Let’s get started. A pivotal story in the episode is Dalane’s experience being robbed at gunpoint while working at a bank at age 19—and how local news outlets later reported major inaccuracies without interviewing anyone involved. That moment sparked her lifelong skepticism of media narratives and reinforced her belief that truth requires effort, time, and research...
