Inside Sources
The all-new Inside Sources. Hosted by Greg Skordas and Dr. Holly Richardson, two well-known voices in Utah’s legal and political circles.
Episodes
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Inside Sources Full Show March 26th, 2026: Prop 4 Repeal Fails
- Gas Prices Rise Over $4 in Utah: Ways to Save
- Crime & Courts: Michael Aaron Jayne in Court + St. George Drug Scheme Sentence
- Ghosted on a Hike: The Growing Trend of ‘Alpine Divorce’
- Holly’s Facts of the Day
- How War Impacts Kids
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How War Impacts Kids
It has been nearly a month since the start of the war in Iran. In this special hour, Greg and Holly speak with Deb Barry, Director of Humanitarian and Leadership Consulting. For many years, Deb worked with Save the Children, supporting families and children facing conflict‑related challenges. She shares insight into how deeply war can affect kids.Clinical Psychologist Dr. Tom Golightly joins to discuss how trauma impacts children both in the short term and long term.Austin Knuppe, Director of the Heravi Peace Institute and Assistant Professor at Utah State University, shares expertise on resilience after trauma. -
Holly’s Facts of the Day
Greg and Holly share important facts of the day and key takeaways from today’s headlines. -
Ghosted on a Hike: The Growing Trend of ‘Alpine Divorce’
A new term circulating on social media, “Alpine Divorce,” describes going on a hiking date, only to be left stranded on the trail. Greg and Holly dive into the trend and speak with KSL NewsRadio Producer Caitlyn Johnston about dating safety tips. -
Crime & Courts: Michael Aaron Jayne in Court + St. George Drug Scheme Sentence
A St. George woman has been sentenced to prison on a long list of charges—including recruiting kids to sell drugs. Greg breaks down the latest details. The hosts also examine what’s happening in court today with the man accused of killing Santaquin Police Sergeant Bill Hooser. -
Gas Prices Rise Over $4 in Utah: Ways to Save
Gas prices have jumped to an average of $4.16 in Utah, and everyone is looking for ways to stretch their tank a little further. KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt joins the show with strategies many drivers may not have considered. Greg and Holly also talk with Gavin Gustafson, Senior Public Information Officer for the Utah Transit Authority, to explore public transit options in Utah and how to make them work in everyday life. -
Prop 4 Repeal Fails
The Republican initiative to repeal Proposition 4 failed after thousands of signatures were removed from the petition. Greg and Holly speak with Deseret News reporter Brigham Tomco about the latest developments and how the GOP is responding. Better Boundaries Executive Director Elizabeth Rasmussen shares her reaction. Taylor Morgan, partner at Morgan May Affairs and Executive Director of Count My Vote, discusses what ultimately caused the initiative to collapse. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 25rd, 2025: New Salt Lake Water Ordinance Could Drown ICE Facility Plans
Topics we will cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include:
- Guilty of Manslaughter, Not Murder: Santaquin Nurse Verdict Explained
- AI Without the Intimidation: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and How to Use It
- Why Workers Feel the Job Market Is Worse Than Ever
- Blinded by the Brights: The Growing Headlight Glare Problem
- Big Tech on Trial: Meta Found Liable for Endangering Kids
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Dogs in China Make Their Escape
Greg and Holly talk about 7 dogs in China that made a successful escape from their captor. The hosts close the show with fun facts and closing arguments. -
The Grappler! Washington County's New Tool to Stop Vehicles
If you're running from the police in a high speed chase... Washington County can now stop your vehicle by basically casting a net and locking up the tire of a vehicle. Greg and Holly learn more about how this works and why it's safer than other methods. -
Blinded by the Brights: The Growing Headlight Glare Problem
A new AAA survey shows six in ten drivers say headlight glare is making nighttime driving tougher than ever and nearly three‑quarters think it’s gotten worse in the last decade. We break down why today's headlights feel so blinding, how vehicle design is adding to the problem, and the simple tips to stay safe on the road at night. Listeners share their headlight glare woes. -
Big Tech on Trial: Meta Found Liable for Endangering Kids
Two major jury verdicts delivered a seismic legal blow to Meta. In New Mexico, a jury found Meta liable for misleading users about platform safety and endangering children, ordering the company to pay $375 million in civil penalties, marking the first time a U.S. state has won such a case against a social media giant. Meanwhile in California, a separate jury released a verdict in the case claiming that Meta and YouTube designed addictive, harmful platforms that contributed to serious mental‑health impacts in young users. Greg and Holly walk through the developments and the big picture impacts. -
Why Workers Feel the Job Market Is Worse Than Ever
A new Gallup poll shows 72% of U.S. workers think it’s a bad time to find a job, with college graduates feeling especially discouraged. Zions Bank Senior Economist Robert Spendlove breaks down what’s really happening in the job market, why pessimism is rising, how new grads are being affected, and where the economy may be heading amid global uncertainty. -
Minnesota sues Trump Administration Over Federal Shooting
Minnesota is now suing the Trump administration to get information about the recent federal shootings, including those of Alex Pretti and Renee Good. Greg and Holly break down what is known. -
AI Without the Intimidation: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and How to Use It
Greg and Holly take a simple, approachable look at AI with insights from Melanie Jones with the Utah Women’s Leadership Institute and longtime LLM expert Katrina Holzhauser. The hosts break down what AI actually does, how to stay safe, and the best ways to utilize it as a tool. -
Guilty of Manslaughter, Not Murder: Santaquin Nurse Verdict Explained
A Santaquin nurse was found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, after the death of her friend from an insulin overdose. Greg breaks down the case and the verdict. -
New Salt Lake Water Ordinance Could Drown ICE Facility Plans
Hold the water.... and ICE! The Salt Lake City Council has adopted a new water ordinance that could affect a large warehouse that could become a new ICE detention facility in SLC. Greg and Holly discuss the latest on what this move means. The hosts also discuss other updates from the SLC Council including removing Cesar Chavez' name from 500 S. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 24th, 2026: SCOTUS Weighs Future of Asylum Turn Backs at U.S. Border
- SCOTUS, Congress, and a Presidential Mail‑In Ballot: The Voting Debate Continues
- Spring Break Safety Tips for Young Adults
- Is Faith a Catalyst for Education?
- Bannon: ICE Agents in Airports are 'Test Run' for 2026 Election
- Conservative Podcast Chaos: Fracture or Clarity for the MAGA Base?
- Gen X is Priced out of Healthcare
- Early Spring Brings Early Allergies
- Treating People With Dignity: What Americans Want and What We Actually Do
- TSA SLC Food Pantry + Fun Facts
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TSA SLC Food Pantry + Fun Facts
The Salt Lake City Airport says its food pantry for TSA agents is still collecting donations... and those who have been given help are thankful. We'll let you know how you can help and the greatest needs. Holly also tells you her fun facts for today! -
Treating People With Dignity: What Americans Want and What We Actually Do
The first-ever Dignity Barometer, released today, finds that while most Americans agree that we should treat each other with dignity, only about a third of Americans say that we actually do. Tami Pyfer, Chief Impact Officer for UNITE and co-creator of the Dignity Index, joins Holly and Jim for more insight. -
Early Spring Brings Early Allergies
It's spring season... but also allergy season. Utah reportedly has some of the worst cities for allergies nationwide. Holly shares her experience with allergies, and Lois Collins with the Deseret News joins with insight on what you can do about them. -
Gen X is Priced out of Healthcare
Nearly 30,000 Salt Lake County Gen Xers Skip Needed Healthcare. Afton January, Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services Communications & PR Manager with SLCO, joins the show to discuss the issue and resources to help. -
Conservative Podcast Chaos: Fracture or Clarity for the MAGA Base?
Conservative podcasters are tearing each other to shreds. Does the infighting threaten the MAGA movement or the GOP at large? Or are they helping bring clarity to important issues? Jim and Holly speak with Jennifer Graham of the Deseret News. -
Bannon: ICE Agents in Airports are 'Test Run' for 2026 Election
Former White House strategist and podcaster Steve Bannon recently said on his "War Room" podcast that ICE officers assisting at airports is a "test run" for the 2026 election.Is there a good argument to have ICE at polling locations? Or would that be taking things too far? Holly and Jim discuss. -
Is Faith a Catalyst for Education?
There are gaps in the education system, and new research shows that religion may help bridge those gaps. Bryant Jensen, a professor of teacher education at Brigham Young University, joins the show to discuss. -
Spring Break Safety Tips for Young Adults
It's spring break season for young adults! Staying safe must be part of the conversation. Holly and Jim walk through some safety tips from Rich Frankel, Former Special Agent in Charge, FBI New York. -
SCOTUS, Congress, and a Presidential Mail‑In Ballot: The Voting Debate Continues
Mail-in ballots have been in the spotlight with the Supreme Court and Congress, and we've learned this morning that President Trump just cast his own mail-in ballot in Florida... striking a conversation around his stance on the voting method he's previously criticized. Jim and Holly discuss. -
SCOTUS Weighs Future of Asylum Turn Backs at U.S. Border
The Supreme Court is to hear a major case that could reshape how the United States handles asylum seekers at the southern border. At issue is whether the Trump administration has the legal authority to turn away individuals requesting asylum. Kelsey Dallas, Managing Editor of SCOTUSblog, joins the show to break down the legal questions, the policy implications, and what to watch as the case moves forward. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 23rd, 2025: ICE Agents Assisting TSA?
- Deadly Collision at LaGuardia Airport
- Stress-Tested: Why Utah Ranks Nearly Last in Stress
- Social Media is Harming Adolescents: Inside the World Happiness Report
- Pres. Trump Extends Iran Strait of Hormuz Deadline
- Hawaii Flooding and Record Heat
- How Long Should You Wait to Water?
- Gen Z's Perplexing Habits: Voice Notes, Meeting Fatigue, and More
- Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies at 81
- UVU's Care Hub
- Fun Facts and Closing Arguments
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Fun Facts and Closing Arguments
Greg and Holly close the show with fun facts and closing arguments after reflecting on today's biggest takeaways. -
UVU's Care Hub
UVU has a "Care Hub" that offers food, housing support, and emergency support. It just got half a million dollars from 2 philanthropists to continue its mission. Amber McGuire, Director of Care Hub at Utah Valley University, joins the show to discuss the essential resources. -
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies at 81
Robert Mueller, former FBI Director and Special Counsel, died Friday night at the age of 81. What made headlines were comments made by the President about his death, sparking backlash. Greg and Holly discuss the comments and the legacy of Robert Mueller. -
Gen Z's Perplexing Habits: Voice Notes, Meeting Fatigue, and More
The Washington Post recently highlighted some Gen Z habits that leave the rest of us… Well, scratching our heads. One example is the addiction to keeping headphones in. Holly and Greg turn to KSL's resident Gen Zer, Cameron Elliot, to get some insight into these habits. -
How Long Should You Wait to Water?
With a dry winter and record heat, Cynthia Bee with Utah Water Ways joins the show to discuss concerns around the higher temperatures and how important it is to conserve and wait to water. -
Hawaii Flooding and Record Heat
Hawaii is suffering from the worst flooding in decades, with more rain on the way. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details on the flooding. The hosts also provide an update on the record heat hitting the West, including Utah. -
Pres. Trump Extends Iran Strait of Hormuz Deadline
President Trump appears to be backing down from his threat to target Iran's energy infrastructure after setting a deadline of tonight for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments. -
Social Media is Harming Adolescents: Inside the World Happiness Report
Social media is harming adolescents on a large scale. That's one of the key details in the new World Happiness Report, which also shows that the U.S. is generally not happy. Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show. -
Stress-Tested: Why Utah Ranks Nearly Last in Stress
Utah ranks as the 49th least stressed state in a new WalletHub report, far calmer than stress‑heavy Louisiana. Greg and Holly speak with WalletHub writer and analyst Chip Lupo about what makes Utah so relaxed, where we can still improve, and why outdoor habits—like “forest bathing”—might play a role. Greg and Holly also share how they de‑stress. -
Deadly Collision at LaGuardia Airport
There's been a deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport. An Air Canada Express flight collided with a firetruck on the runway, leaving the pilot and copilot dead. Greg and Holly discuss the latest with NewsNation's Marcus Espinoza. -
ICE Agents Assisting TSA?
Starting Monday, ICE Agents are headed to different airports across the country to help out with TSA as agents face more work without pay, causing an increase in call-outs. Greg and Holly discuss what is known and not known. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 20th, 2026: Prop 4 Repeal Effort on the Brink of Failure
- Chuck Norris Dead at 86
- How Domestic Violence Impacts Children
- Pacific Islanders Face Mental Health Service Roadblocks
- Fertilizer in Crisis: How a Middle East Conflict Threatens Our Food Supply
- Weird Political News: Trump's Gold Coin and MAGA's AI Dream Girl
- How Utah Families Will Benefit From Newly Passed Bills
- Facts of the Day & The Big Movie: Project Hail Mary
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Facts of the Day & The Big Movie: Project Hail Mary
Holly breaks down the facts of the day, we chat with Andy Farnsworth and Val Cameron from the KSL Movie Show about the week’s biggest film, 'Project Hail Mary', and remember Chuck Norris by sharing listener favorites and classic Chuck Norris jokes. -
How Utah Families Will Benefit From Newly Passed Bills
Utah families will see some benefits from the recent bills passed by the Utah Legislature...Tracy Gruber, Executive Director, Utah Department of Health and Human Services, walks through what Utahns need to know. -
Weird Political News: Trump's Gold Coin and MAGA's AI Dream Girl
Jim and Holly discuss how MAGA's new dream girl is actually AI and the effort from President Trump to have his face on a 24-karat gold coin. -
Fertilizer in Crisis: How a Middle East Conflict Threatens Our Food Supply
Major fertilizer shipments have been disrupted due to the conflict in the Middle East, especially through the critical Strait of Hormuz. Michael Kofoed, assistant professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and a research fellow at the Institute of Labor Economics, joins to explain how these supply shocks could ripple into our food system and what this means for farmers. -
Pacific Islanders Face Mental Health Service Roadblocks
New research from BYU shows that Pacific Islanders face roadblocks in seeking mental health services. Dr. Kawika Allen, BYU professor of Counseling Psychology, joins the show with more details. -
How Domestic Violence Impacts Children
The upcoming season of The Bachelorette has been canceled after a video of a Utah mom, Taylor Frankie Paul, showed her throwing metal chairs at her ex, with a child present. Kimmi Wolf with the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins the show to discuss the long-term impact of domestic violence on children. Taylor Franke Paul is featured on the reality show 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and was selected as the latest Bachelorette. The season was set to premiere this Sunday, but has now been cancelled. -
Chuck Norris Dead at 86
The family of Chuck Norris from a post on his Instagram feed... that the actor passed away at the age of 86. He was rushed to the hospital yesterday morning in Hawaii... but the exact reason was not released. Jim and Holly speak with KSL Movie Show Host Andy Farnsworth about Norris's impact in the movie world. The hosts share some of their favorite Chuck Norris jokes. -
Prop 4 Repeal Effort on the Brink of Failure
The effort to repeal Prop 4 and put it back on the ballot is still up in the air as more signature removals become verified. Holly and guest host Jim Bennett speak with Taylor Morgan, Partner at Morgan May Affairs and Executive Director of Count My Vote, about the latest updates and how things might be looking. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 19th, 2026: Utah Gas Prices Near $4 Per Gallon
- Hundreds of Protesters Gather Outside ICE-Owned SLC Warehouse
- Saving Water: What Are You Willing To Give Up?
- Car Buyer Beware: Vin Cloning
- The Impact of Birth Trauma on Utah Mothers
- Energy, Strategy, and Conflict: Breaking Down Iran’s Recent Oil Refinery Attacks
- One Year, No Write Ups: Utah Convicted Murderer Seeks Parole
- Senator MarkWayne Mullin Clears First Hurdle To Become Next Homeland Security Secretary
- Women in Construction: Opportunity, Impact, and Misconceptions
- Closing Arguments + Fun Facts
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Closing Arguments + Fun Facts
Holly shares her fun facts of the day and Greg shares his closing arguments with his takeaways learning about women in the construction industry. -
Women in Construction: Opportunity, Impact, and Misconceptions
Women are playing a bigger role in shaping today’s construction industry, not only in the field but in project management and executive leadership. Janae Thomas-Watson - Senior Project Manager with Big-D Construction joins the show to discuss what women bring to the construction industry and what opportunities there are for women in the field. -
Senator MarkWayne Mullin Clears First Hurdle To Become Next Homeland Security Secretary
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin's nomination to become the next Homeland Security Secretary, to take over Kristi Noem, has cleared the first hurdle. Cami Mondeux, Deseret News Congressional Correspondent, joins the show to explain the latest. -
One Year, No Write Ups: Utah Convicted Murderer Seeks Parole
A man convicted of murder in Utah is seeking parole after a year of no disciplinary write-ups. Greg analyzes what parole is and how different scenarios lead to different outcomes. -
Energy, Strategy, and Conflict: Breaking Down Iran’s Recent Oil Refinery Attacks
We've learned that Iran attacked an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia and 2 in Kuwait. To help us understand more of why this may have happened and the battle over oil, Dr. Austin Knuppe, Director of the Heravi Peace Institute at Utah State University and Professor of Political Science, shares his insight. -
The Impact of Birth Trauma on Utah Mothers
A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute finds nearly half of mothers... have experienced birth trauma. Melanie Beagley, senior health research analyst at the Gardner Institute and lead author of the report, joins the show to discuss the impact and resources for support. -
Car Buyer Beware: Vin Cloning
Scammers are taking advantage of online sales to get rid of stolen cars or sell you one that doesn't even exist. KSL TV's Matt Gephardt shares what he learned about this specific scam of VIN cloning. -
Saving Water: What Are You Willing To Give Up?
It's hot, it's just getting hotter -- leaving us all to maybe start worrying more about saving water... A new poll shows 44% are taking shorter showers to save water among many other things. What are you willing to do or what have you done to save water? Greg and Holly discuss and speak with Kelly Good with the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District about the most effective water-saving methods. Listeners share their input. -
Hundreds of Protesters Gather Outside ICE-Owned SLC Warehouse
Hundreds of protesters expressed anger over the Department of Homeland Security's purchase of a massive warehouse in Salt Lake City. Greg and Holly walk through the latest details and what information we've received from officials. -
Utah Gas Prices Near $4 Per Gallon
It's happening... gas is almost at a $4 average in Utah. The average gas price is $3.84 in Utah, according to AAA, and more ripples within the economy are striking due to the war in Iran.Michael Kofoed, assistant professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and a research fellow at the Institute of Labor Economics, joins the show to give us the lates economy predictions and what consumers can do to stay afloat. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 18th, 2026: Heat Wave! What's Happening on The Mountain and In your Garden
Topics we cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include:
- Utah Democrats Report Record Breaking Caucus Turnout, What About the GOP?
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Allow Man or Woman to Serve as Ward Sunday School President
- Cesar Chavez Hit With Sexual Abuse Allegations
- Buying a Home and Renting Part of it - The New Path to Homeownership?
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Closing Arguments and Facts of the Day
Holly shares facts from this day in history and Greg shares his closing arguments on what he's thinking about with victims coming forward, as we've learned of sexual abuse allegation towards Cesar Chavez. -
Six years Since 5.7 Magnitude Earthquake: Are you Prepared for Another?
6 years ago, Utah experienced the 5.7 Magnitude earthquake that has us all shook up! and 6 years later... have you actually prepped your home for an earthquake? Angela Lang, Outreach Bureau Chief with Utah Department of Public Safety Division of Emergency Management on how we can stay prepared.
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Cesar Chavez Hit With Sexual Abuse Allegations
Allegations are being reported against Civil Rights Advocated Cesar Chavez, of inappropriate behavior women and minors.. Greg and Holly discuss the latest.
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Giving Machines Rack in Approximately 4.7 Million Donations for Those in Need
We've learned that the giving machines brought in millions in donations... From books, to meals, to hygiene products... Aimee Cobabe with the Church News shares details on the widespread benefits. -
What to Do if a Squirrel is Terrorizing You
A Salt Lake woman says she's tried everything... even reaching out to state officials... to get a squirrel to stop terrorizing her. She says the squirrel and it's babies have been stalking her in her yard. Owner of Critter Remover, Zach Wojtech joins the show to discuss what can be done with these types of critters in or around your house.
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Buying a Home and Renting Part of it - The New Path to Homeownership?
It's called house hacking! Aspiring home buyers, could this be the solution to buying a home? What people are doing: purchasing a home and renting part of it out in order to make homeownership possible. Greg and Holly speak with Russel Faucette Owner of The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate on what to know about this homeownership hack. Greg and Holly hear from listeners and Producer Caitlyn Johnston on if this is an idea they'd consider to buy a home.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Allow Man or Woman to Serve as Ward Sunday School President
In a new development, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is now allowing a man or a woman to serve as ward Sunday School president. Greg and Holly speak with Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News about the impact of this change.
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Utah Lt. Gov Asks DOJ to Dismiss Voter Information Lawsuit
The Department of Justice is demanding personal information about all of Utah's registered voters and Utah's Lt. Gov. is now asking the courts to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing that the US Constitution gives states the right to control their elections. Greg and Holly discuss this latest development and new comments from the Lt. Governor about concerns around election changes.
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Utah Democrats Report Record Breaking Caucus Turnout, What About the GOP?
Caucus took place last night! and the Utah Democrats announced record breaking turnout..More than 5,000 Utahns registered for Caucus Night - the strongest showing since 2016 - with a surge in participation driven by county parties across the state and heightened excitement around the upcoming CD1 race. Holly attended caucus in her area for the GOP and it was not as exciting. Taylor Morgan, Partner with Morgan May Affairs and Executive Director of Count My Vote joins the show to share his caucus experience and why the GOP caucus may be hitting a slump. -
Heat Wave! What's Happening on The Mountain and In your Garden
It's about to get hot! and it's still march! Greg and Holly get the lasted on the rising temps from KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small, then head up to the ski resorts to check in on any concerns there with Allison Pallmintere from Ski Utah. Taun Beddes, Horticulturist with USU Extension and Co-Host of the KSL Greenhouse Show joins to share advice on what to do with your trees and gardens as the heat creeps in.
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Inside Sources Full Show March 17th, 2026: Kouri Richins Found Guilty on All Counts
- It's Caucus Night in Utah! What to Expect
- Senior US Intel Official Resigns Over War in Iran
- Surviving the AI Shift: Skills, Relationships, and Regulation
- Rare Disease Progression: Utah Families Seek Federal Action
- TSA Agents Quit After Missed Paychecks
- Greg's Closing Arguments and St. Patrick's Day Deals!
- How to Stay Connected in a Divided World
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How to Stay Connected in a Divided World
It seems like so many of us disagree about everything! Politics, religion, and even what we should be eating for dinner. Holly speaks with Brandy Vega, Founder of Promise 2 Live, about ways to stay connected even when we may disagree. -
Greg's Closing Arguments and St. Patrick's Day Deals!
Greg shares his final thoughts of the day, and Holly shares some sweet St. Patrick's Day Deals that are available. Holly also walks through caucus night.
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TSA Agents Quit After Missed Paychecks
As the partial government shutdown hits TSA agents once again, they are also going without paychecks. This is hitting a breaking point for some, even here in SLC. Greg and Holly discuss the tough decisions TSA agents are facing. -
Rare Disease Progression: Utah Families Seek Federal Action
Families of children with rare, progressive, and often terminal genetic diseases are urgently pressing the FDA and Congress to accelerate access to promising therapies that could slow or halt irreversible decline. Lois Collins with the Deseret News sheds light on this issue and how Utah families are impacted. -
Surviving the AI Shift: Skills, Relationships, and Regulation
As AI moves to the front line, a new analysis highlights the skills children will need most for an AI-shaped future. Greg and Holly walk through what those skills are. AI is also entering the dating world. Daniella Rivera, KSL Investigative Reporter, joins the show to share what she learned about AI relationships. And as Utah has been working to build a shield against harmful AI... It's hit some roadblocks in Utah's Legislative Session, so what can we now do to stay protected and diligent against uncontrollable AI? Margaret Bussey, Executive Director of the Utah Department of Commerce, shares insight. -
Senior US Intel Official Resigns Over War in Iran
In his resignation letter, Joe Kent insists that Iran posed no imminent threat to the U.S. Greg and Holly discuss this development and what stands out about this fallout. -
It's Caucus Night in Utah! What to Expect
It's caucus night in Utah! Greg and Holly check in with both sides of the political spectrum and speak with Utah Democratic Chair, Brian King and Utah GOP Chair, Robert Axson, about what to expect as neighborhoods gather for caucus tonight. -
Kouri Richins Found Guilty on All Counts
In a sweepingly fast verdict, a jury found Kouri Richins guilty for all counts, including aggravated murder. KSL TV's Shelby Lofton, was in the room as this verdict came down and explains the mood as it all unfolded. With Greg's 40 + years of experience as an attorney, he takes us inside the jury room to analyze what could have happened to send this verdict so quickly.
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Inside Sources Full Show March 16th, 2026: Closing Arguments Begin in Kouri Richins Murder Trial
- Farm Labor Shortages: Trump Admin Wants to Make It Cheaper to Hire Migrant Farm Workers
- How Easter is Making a Comeback
- Ready, Set, Race! Candidates Set For Utah Primaries
- President Trump Asks Countries For Help to Lower Oil Prices
- Standout Oscar Moments
- Has the Department of Education Been Dismantled?
- Inside the GOP Retreat: Strategy, Struggles, and the Fight to the Midterms
- Wild Weather: Wind, Heat, Tornadoes - Oh My!
- Pandemic Reflections + Closing Arguments
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Ready, Set, Race! Candidates Set For Utah Primaries
Utah Primaries are coming up soon and now we know who is running for what congressional district. Greg and Holly take a look at what the counties are shaping up to be as we near poll times.
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Standout Oscar Moments
The 98th annual Academy Awards took place last night, and all the stars were there. We speak to the new Co-host of the KSL Movie Show Val Cameron about key moments from the Oscars, including a tribute to Robert Redford and what else stood out to her.
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How Easter is Making a Comeback
There has been a renewed interest in the Easter holiday. We speak with Sarah Weaver Editor of the Deseret News about this yearn for colored eggs and family time.
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President Trump Asks Countries For Help to Lower Oil Prices
Gas prices are rising as conflicts around the Strait of Hormuz ramp up, and President Trump is calling in backup. Trump is warning other countries to help him open up the strait or face consequences. What cards do the U.S. have when navigating this conflict and can we force other countries to help us out?
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Inside the GOP Retreat: Strategy, Struggles, and the Fight to the Midterms
House Republicans gathered at President Trump’s Doral resort for a high‑stakes strategy retreat as the 2026 midterms loom. Greg and Holly unpack the internal debates over the party’s hopes of breaking historical midterm trends. We explore how GOP leaders are navigating tight margins, mixed priorities, and Trump’s growing demands—while trying to hold onto their majority in a political landscape where enthusiasm, turnout, and timing could make or break their agenda.
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Has the Department of Education Been Dismantled?
President Trump ordered the dissolving of the Education Department last year, but it's still standing. We go into the topic around the Education Department with Deseret News Reporter, Jason Swenson and we discuss the major changes have happened since the last time we checked in.
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Pandemic Reflections + Closing Arguments
Six years ago, was when COVID started to take over Utah and empty shelves. Greg and Holly reflect on this transformative time; Holly shares more of her fun facts of the day. Greg shares his closing arguments for today's show about what trials like the one involving Kouri Richins is bringing to light in relation to Utah's judicial system.
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Wild Weather: Wind, Heat, Tornadoes - Oh My!
We are seeing a non-typical winter fading into spring with a record low of snow and temperatures rising nearly twenty degrees above normal in some locations across the state. We have KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson on to discuss the weather patterns we are seeing and how hard it is to predict what we might see going forward.
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Farm Labor Shortages: Trump Admin Wants to Make it Cheaper to Hire Migrant Farm Workers
The Trump administration is making it cheaper for farmers to hire foreign farmworkers. U.S. agriculture has faced a long running labor shortage as farmworkers age and fewer Americans or new immigrants enter the field. Now with increased ICE enforcement those impacts could be spilling over as well. Greg and Holly discuss what changes are coming and hear insight from the President of the Utah Farm Bureau, Val Jay Rigby, to share what is happening in Utah.
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Closing Arguments Begin in Kouri Richins Murder Trial
Closing arguments are being heard in the Kouri Richins case after the defense chose to rest on Thursday without calling any witnesses, Greg and Holly discuss the latest updates with KSL.com's Emily Ashcraft and Greg provides analysis on possible reasons why the defense rested so early.
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Inside Sources Full Show March 13th, 2026: ICE Buys Salt Lake City Warehouse
- Nearly Half of Utah Legal Professionals Report Experiencing Threats
- Shopper Sues Costco over Tariff Refunds
- Tyler Robinson in Court
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How the Trump Administration is Working to Reduce Oil Prices
- A New Era of The Movie Show!
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A New Era of The Movie Show!
Greg Skordas and Jim Bennett are joined by Andy Farnsworth and his new Movie Show co-host, Val Cameron, to talk about the Big Movie of the Week and answer this week's Movie Show Question: What is the trope in a horror movie that scares you the most?
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How the Trump Administration is Working to Reduce Oil Prices
The Trump administration is considering loosening shipping rules to lower fuel prices, which have surged amid the war in Iran. Rachel Frazin, who covers energy and environment policy for The Hill, joins to discuss the latest efforts. -
Tyler Robinson in Court
Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, is back in court today.Oral arguments are set to start this morning in Provo. Prosecutors and their defense attorneys will present arguments for and against allowing cameras in future hearings. Robinson is facing a capital murder charge...and could face the death penalty if convicted. Greg and Jim discuss what's happening. -
Shopper Sues Costco over Tariff Refunds
Companies are now facing class action lawsuits from customers claiming they are owed tariff refunds. Greg and Jim discuss the latest. -
Nearly Half of Utah Legal Professionals Report Experiencing Threats
Threats against attorneys, judges, and legal staff are far more common than people realize. A Utah State Bar Survey reveals two decades of threats and violence against Utah's Legal Professionals. Attorney Stephen Kelson, who conducted the survey, joins the show to discuss the data. -
ICE Buys Salt Lake City Warehouse
The sale of a large warehouse in Salt Lake City has many people concerned that the Department of Homeland Security may be trying to set up an immigration detention center here. Greg and guest host Jim Bennett get the latest from Tim Vandenek with KSL.com. Senate Minority Leader Luz Escamilla shares what she knows about this purchase and her response to it. Utah Immigration Attorney, Carlos Trujillo, joins the show to discuss what this could mean for his clients. -
Inside Sources Full Show March 12th, 2026: No Sales Tax on 2034 Olympic Tickets
- Strike on Iranian School May Be Tied to Outdated U.S. Intelligence
- Utah GOP Lawmaker Casts Most 'No' Votes in Past 20 Years
- What the Utah Legislature Didn’t Do This Session
- A New Financial Crime Intelligence Center
- How AI Deepfakes Impact Consumers
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Fun Facts and Closing Arguments
Holly and Rusty break developments as Police are responding to reports of an “active shooter” at a synagogue outside Detroit. The hosts end the show with key events from this day.