Inside Sources

The killing of Charlie Kirk has created a massive uproar of negativity on social media..  some of our kids likely watched the graphic video of the Charlie Kirk shooting online...  So how do we open up the conversation with our kids to address what they may be seeing online? Licensed Clinical Psychologist Dr. Tom Golightly, lays out ways to help parents navigate how to address this issue with children.

Investigators into the suspected murderer of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson, say that Robinson was a regular user of the online internet app called "Discord" and communicated with friends there before and after the shooting of the political commentator. Professionals say that excessive internet use can create a vacuum and their internet spaces become their reality as they use them more. Greg and Holly speak to KSL 5 Reporter Mike Anderson, about what he learned when exploring use of platforms like discord.

A senior IDF official has announced that the main stage of their ground assault into Gaza has begun, after those around the city have seen huge blasts coming from the air and the ground. They say that 3,000 Hamas combatants are in the city.  Greg and Holly speak about the conflict and how this ground assault is going to affect the global stage.

The associated press has published an analysis of Utah Valley Universities security setup in comparison to Charlie Kirk's other visits to different colleges. Greg and Holly walk through the reporting.

Nearly 3,000 people attended the event at UVU where Charlie Kirk was murdered. There were many who were there and not only witnessed the event but were caught in the aftermath of the chaos after the event while people fled in fear. FBI Salt Lake City Special Agent in Charge, Robert Bohles, joins the show to discuss the services they are providing to victims and the process they go through to return items left in the aftermath.

The Utah Supreme Court will not put a pause on the timeline set for redrawing Congressional maps, meaning the legislature has to have them in place by next week. Greg and Holly discuss the whole history of this case and how long this push and pull has been going in the state.

Robert Redford, A Hollywood powerhouse and one of the founders of the Sundance Film Festival, passed away today. KSL 5 TV's Carole Makita, who interviewed Redford many times in her career, joins the show to discuss the life and legacy of Robert Redford and all that he did for the state over his lifetime.

After Charlie Kirk's death, the Trump administration vows to dismantle leftist groups and is assembling a list of left-wing organizations. Greg and Holly discuss comments made while Vice President JD Vance hosted Charlie Kirk s podcast.

The 22-year-old suspect accused of fatally shooting Political activist, Charlie Kirk is expected to be formally charged today. Robinson will also have his first court appearance this afternoon as well. Greg lays out what is expected today.

FBI Director Kash Patel is testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee today and talking about the investigation into the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Greg and Holly follow his hearing as well as what we can expect as the suspected shooter appears in court today.

Topics covered on this episode of Inside Sources:

• Tyler Robinson, suspect in Charlie Kirk killing, to be formally charged, make first court appearance
• Victim services: FBI Special Agent in Charge Robert Bohles on support for witnesses of Charlie Kirk murder
• 'Gaza is burning' Israel begins ground assault into Gaza
• Robert Redford dead at age 89
• When online becomes their reality: the dangers of excessive internet use

Topics we will cover in this episode of Inside Sources:

• Tyler Robinson, alleged suspect in death of Charlie Kirk, held in special unit at Utah County jail
• Experts warn "The Blame Game" may lead to further violence
• Is the killing of Charlie Kirk a turning point for the US?
• Two Magna men arrested after explosives found below media vehicle
• Tornado destroys San Juan county homes

Greg and Holly discuss the impactful speech by orator Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on how portrayal in more than one light is a very important thing when considering a story.

Greg and Holly talk to NWS Warning Coordinator Meteorologist Scott Rozanski about the tornado that touched down in southern Utah and destroyed three homes.

Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmeade recently made comments advocating for the execution of mentally ill people experiencing homelessness... he has since apologized. Greg and Holly discuss the comments.

Two men from Magna have been arrested after officers found an explosive device under a news media truck in Salt Lake City.  Greg and Holly discuss how this is raising questions around attacks on the media in the public.

In the wake of the murder of Charlie Kirk, many people are finding themselves without jobs over comments made about the killing. Greg and Holly discuss what this means for people everywhere and where exactly it falls on "freedom of speech"

Cami Mondeaux Congressional Correspondent with the The Deseret News joins the show to talk about how the death has been handled within the chambers of the US government. Greg and Holly talk about how this shooting has received different attention from others and what this means for America.

Deseret News Opinion Editor Jay Evensen joins Holly and Greg to discuss what may come next for the state of Utah and the country, and how healthy dialogue can get us there. Evensen discusses some cues we can take from historical tragedies to help including how Americans moved forward from assassinations in the 1960s.

Emma Adam from Mormon Women For Ethical Government joins the show to talk about bringing humanity to political discussions in the United States. Holly and Greg discuss the best practices to keep humanity and kindness even in difference of values.

Tyler Robinson, the alleged suspect in the death of Charlie Kirk, is being held in a special unit at the Utah County jail. Formal charges are expected Tuesday. Governor Cox told NBC's Meet the Press where authorities are in investigating the alleged shooter. Holly and Greg discuss how press coverage and comments from officials may affect Robinson's prosecution.

Greg and Holly discuss the effects of rampant blame coming from both sides of the political aisle. While public figures try to place blame on a group or groups of people, Governor Cox says the only person to blame for the shooting is the shooter.

Greg and Holly talk to KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small, live from UVU, about the solemn atmosphere just days after the shooting of political influencer Charlie Kirk. They also discuss resources made available to those affected by the shootings.

Topics we will cover in this episode of Inside Sources:

• 22-year-old Tyler Robinson identified as suspected shooter of Charlie Kirk
• Radicalized: How Young Minds Turn to Violent Extremism
• Neighbor of Suspected Charlie Kirk Shooter Speaks Out
• Escaping Negativity Through Movies + The Big Movie of the week!

Holly and Greg check in with the KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Rachel Wagner about the big movie of the week and how movies can be a mental escape from much of the negativity in today's world.

Kristin Schwiermann, lives 3 doors down from 22 year old Tyler Robinson, who is now in custody, suspected of shooting and killing Political Activist Charlie Kirk. Greg and Holly break down what she shared with KSL about Robinson.

• Political Activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during an event at Utah Valley University Wednesday. Greg and Holly take a chilling look into the murder and the ongoing manhunt for his killer.

   

  • The hosts get the latest details on the investigation from KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small live from UVU.

   

  • Chris Bertram, Former Unified deputy police chief analyzes the latest information provided by law enforcement and what may be happening behind the scenes of the search. Bertram also shares insight into security details at college events and how the event at UVU was set up. 

   

  • Brigham Tomco with the Deseret News spoke with Charlie Kirk just a few weeks ago. Brigham shares more insight into who Charlie Kirk was and what he took away from the conversation with him.

   

  • Holly and Greg dig into deeper questions about violence, division and the future of civil discourse in Utah with Tami Pyfer, Chief External Relations Officer and co-creator Dignity Index.

   

  • Former Utah Lawmaker, Phil Lyman joins the show to discuss his interaction with Charlie Kirk at UVU moments before his life was taken.

   

  •  Deseret News reporter Eva Terry shares her experience as a witness to Charlie Kirk being shot at UVU on Wednesday.

   

  • Moving through trauma amid Charlie Kirk killing
    • Thousands witnessed it—some in person, many more online. Greg and Holly are joined by Licensed Psychologist Tom Golightly to discuss how we can move through this trauma and ways we can help our kids process the shocking act of violence that took the life of Charlie Kirk... right here in Utah.

   

  • Returning to civility in politics
    • Becky Edwards, Former Utah Legislator and founder of Governing Group joins the show to highlight how she's seen the political landscape change in Utah and if there is a way we can return to civility in politics

   

  • 24 years since 9/11
    • Amid all of the discussion on the investigation of the killing of Charlie Kirk... it's important to note that today it has been 24 years since the tragedy of 9/11. Greg and Holly are joined by KSL NewsRadio's own Jeff Caplan who was in New York, the day the twin towers fell. Jeff recounts the day and shares insight on the process of moving forward through tragedy.

Amid all of the discussion on the investigation of the killing of Charlie Kirk... it's important to note that today it has been 24 years since the tragedy of 9/11. Greg and Holly are joined by KSL NewsRadio's own Jeff Caplan who was in New York, the day the twin towers fell. Jeff recounts the day and shares insight on the process of moving forward through tragedy.

Becky Edwards, Former Utah Legislator and founder of Governing Group joins the show to highlight how she's seen the political landscape change in Utah and if there is a way we can return to civility in politics

Thousands witnessed it—some in person, many more online. Greg and Holly are joined by Licensed Psychologist Tom Golightly to discuss how we can move through this trauma and ways we can help our kids process the shocking act of violence that took the life of Charlie Kirk... right here in Utah.

Deseret News reporter Eva Terry shares her experience as a witness to Charlie Kirk being shot at UVU on Wednesday.

Former Utah Lawmaker, Phil Lyman joins the show to discuss his interaction with Charlie Kirk at UVU moments before his life was taken.

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 Chris Bertram, Former Unified deputy police chief analyzes the latest information provided by law enforcement and what may be happening behind the scenes of the search for the person who shot Charlie Kirk. 

Chris Bertram, Former Unified deputy police chief shares insight into security details at college events and how the event at UVU, where Charlie Kirk was killed, may have been set up. 

Holly and Greg dig into deeper questions about violence, division and the future of civil discourse in Utah with Tami Pyfer, Chief External Relations Officer and co-creator Dignity Index.

Brigham Tomco with the Deseret News spoke with Charlie Kirks just a few weeks ago. Brigham shares more insight into who Charlie Kirk was and what he took away from the recent conversation with him.

The hosts get the latest details on the investigation from KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small live from UVU.

Political Activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during an event at Utah Valley University Wednesday. Greg and Holly take a chilling look into the murder and the ongoing manhunt for his killer and discuss their initial reactions to begin the show. 

Inside Sources Full Show September 10th, 2025

Topics discussed: 

The Utah Supreme Court says they will review the Legislature's request to pause redistricting ruling

Russia sends drones into Poland, a NATO country

Nepal has reversed it's social media ban after nationwide "Gen Z" protests that were sparked by the decision... turned deadly. The protests ended with nearly two dozen deaths-- and the resignation of Nepal's Prime Minister.

KSL investigative Reporter Matt Gephart shares details into how students are being scammed and tips for prevention.

Philanthropist Melinda French Gates is stepping in with a bold move—a $100 million investment aimed at accelerating women's health research.

Today is world suicide prevention day..  Suicide is the leading cause of death for youth in Utah and the safe storage of a firearm might provide enough of a deterrent for a youth, contemplating suicide. Rep. Steve Eliason joins the show to discuss safe storage of firearms and how it could make a difference in saving lives as well as the continued effort for mental health resources in Utah.

Utah's housing prices just won't budge!  The housing market in Utah has cooled slightly... but prices haven't. Greg and Holly discuss why Utah's home prices continue to hold strong.

One of Utah's elected officials has a very active, very public online persona. We're talking about senator Mike Lee and the saga that is his x account @basedmikelee.

The Interior Department is proposing a rollback of a major conservation rule, and it could reshape how America's public lands are used and managed. From ranchers to recreation lovers to energy developers, everyone’s got a stake. Greg and Holly explain what’s going on, and speak with Steve Bloch, Legal Director Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance about the opposition of this proposed rule rollback.

She said she wanted to reconcile—but it was a trap. A Utah woman who admitted she lured her estranged husband across state lines to his murder in American Fork... will likely spend the rest of her life in prison, and could be joined by family members. Greg and Holly discuss.

New research reveals how certain types of music can help fight motion sickness while driving in a car. Greg and Holly discuss.

Apple has announced a slew of new tech products, ABC's tech reporter, Mike Duboski live with the latest details as the event is underway. Holly shares facts of the day.

The Utah Grizzlies have officially announced that they are leaving Utah for New Jersey.Jay Stevens from KSL's Utah Puck Report Podcast, joins the show to tell us why the team decided to make this move, even as ticket sales rose for the team.

A letter allegedly written by President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein has been released by Epstein's estate. The letter, that included a drawing of a nude woman's silhouette, was part of a book for Epstein's 50th birthday. Greg and Holly discuss the letter and the Epstein case.

Senate Republicans are preparing to 'go nuclear' - and no, that does not mean lose their minds.  This is a procedure that would clear the backlog of Trump nominees, in a procedure that would allow a simple majority rather than a two-thirds majority and allow mass confirmations. Cami Mondeux, Deseret News Congressional Correspondent joins with the details.

Lois Collins from the Deseret News, joins us to discuss a new study from WalletHub about the happiest and least happiest states… which places Hawaii at first and Utah not too far behind. The hosts get into what's behind the happiness scale.

Just under half of Gen Z job seekers are eyeing blue collar jobs after they graduate university. They are often attracted by higher wages and better benefits butare being driven from white collar jobs among fears around AI. Greg and Holly discuss.

Many refugees find themselves struggling as their SNAP benefits are drawn in after getting their first job. The money from said jobs is not enough to cover basic costs, and the benefits, often critical to the families, are scaled back due to their employment. Holly and Greg discuss what this means for immigrant and refugee families.

The Supreme Court has lifted restrictions that barred ICE officers from stopping and questioning people based on their appearance, the language they are speaking, the job they are working, or where they are. The move is being criticized as a violation of constitutional rights. Greg provides legal analysis on what this means.

Russell M. Nelson, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, celebrated his 101st birthday today. Holly and Greg chat with Deseret News Editor, Sarah Weaver, about the spiritual leader's life of accolades.

E-bikes have been crashing more and more often, and police are concerned. Chris McHugh, Cottonwood Heights Assistant Chief of Police, joined Greg and Holly to talk about the dangers of these new bikes and what people need to look out for.

A woman was impaled after a piece of concrete debris came off the road, entered a car windshield, and pinned her to the passenger seat. She was stabilized and taken to the hospital where she is now being treated. Holly and Greg talk to Lt. Cameron Roden from the Utah Highway Patrol about the incident, the current condition of the victim and ways to prevent loose debris on the roads.

Men and boys in Utah have described themselves as feeling that they have no place in society, according to recent data, but a new task force aims to bring more support. Greg and Holly talk toNic Dunn, vice president of strategy and senior fellow at the Sutherland Institute, about what is being down to help young men in Utah.

Some of the topics covered in this episode of Inside Sources:

• 18-year-old impaled while traveling on a Utah highway
• Police caution E-Bike riders among rising accidents
• President Russell M. Nelson celebrates 101st birthday
• How getting a job triggers food insecurity for refugees
• Gen Z turning towards blue collar jobs
• Utah Grizzlies announce relocation to New Jersey

• Utah legislators file emergency motion to extend map redraw deadline 
• ICE raids a Hyundai plant, potentially stunting a manufacturing relationship 
• Chicago braces for troop presence as Trump posts worrying memes 
• Suicide Prevention: an open conversation with Huntsman Mental Health Institute  
• 6 dead in Jerusalem bus stop shooting 

Some of the topics covered in this episode of Inside Sources:

• Governor Cox's call for caution: Restoring public trust in Utah politics  
• Heroic sacrifice: Springville man killed saving wife from drunk driver 
• Riverton becomes the first Utah city to enter into ICE agreement
• Salt Lake is bustling with events all weekend long
• Fan X SLC bans vendors from selling AI art  + Spooky movie season begins!  

The 49th Annual Greek Fest, The Utah State Fair, and Utah's Own PRCA Rodeo are just a few of the exciting events in town this weekend. Greg and Holly chat with KSL's Maria Shilaos about the fun at the Greek Festival, and Rodeo Journalist Ted Harbin about the exciting world of cowboys and cattle! 

After a flood of AI art was seen at Atlanta's Dragon Con, the Fan X team in SLC has decided to prohibit vendors from bringing in and selling  computer generated art entirely. Greg and Holly discuss this and more about their favorite spooky flicks with Host of KSL Movie Show, Andy Farnsworth and Movie Critic Rachel Wagner.

The 49th Annual Greek Fest, The Utah State Fair, and Utah's Own PRCA Rodeo are just a few of the exciting events in town this weekend. Greg and Holly chat with KSL's Maria Shilaos about the fun at the Greek Festival, and Rodeo Journalist Ted Harbin about the exciting world of cowboys and cattle! 

Police in the city of Riverton can now be trained to work in the capacity of immigration officials, according to Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs. Greg and Holly talk to Mayor Staggs about why they made this move and what's to come

A 16 acre, 1,300 bed homeless shelter has been planned for a patch of land north of Salt Lake International. Many residents and even state officials say they feel blindsided by the sudden announcement of such a large development. 

The Wall Street Journal recently published a report describing a “21st-century reckoning” within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But, Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News sees that differently. Sarah joins the show to challenge the narrative and offers a more nuanced view of faith, culture, and community in today’s Latter-day Saint experience.  

He's being called a hero, Matthew Daines died after being hit by a drunk driver, but not before pushing his new bride to safety. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details on this tragedy.

Do you trust your elected officials? A lot of Utahns don't and Utah Governor Spencer Cox has a caution for Utah Republicans. Greg and Holly discuss the Governors recent comments.

The US Unemployment rate has 4 year high, after today's job report only showed 22,000 jobs were created in August. Michael Kofoed, assistant professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, joins the show to discuss how this jobs report could indicate the health of the economy.

Topics we'll cover on this episode of Inside Sources: 

• Owners of several adult websites forced to pay Utah millions
• SLC businesses impacted by restaurant fires may get interest free city loan to rebuild
• Boatful of drugs exploded by the US military raises legal concerns
• As Salt Lake City grows, questions are raised about water availability
• Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Grilled during senate hearing amid states doing away with vaccine mandates

Holly's house does not have AC at the moment... and she's dying to know when the temperatures will start to cool off... KSL Meteorologist, Kevin Eubank, provides some insight and Holly share her facts of the day!

A new ranking from HERE Technologies says Utah is the 31st best state to own an Electric vehicle. The ranking is based on how far you have to drive to find a charger, how quickly chargers work, the number of EVs and the chance of finding an unoccupied charger. Greg, an EV owner, shares his thoughts on Utah's relationship with Electric vehicles.

Florida surgeon general says state will eliminate all vaccine mandates, including those for kids attending public school. Greg and Holly listen to the announcement and discuss both sides of the issue.

Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. faced a heated senate hearing today after last week's firing of Susan Monarez, Director of the C-D-C. Greg and Holly listen to key moments from the hearing and discuss.

One thing that comes along with this growth, are concerns surrounding the demands for water.. especially with the current state of the drought. Greg and Holly speak with Laura Briefer, Director of the Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities about how they are planning for the demand of water use amid growth of Salt Lake City.

The United States is seeing more of the unemployed than job openings for the first time since 2021. Greg and Holly speak with Senior Economist with Zions Bank, Robert Spendlove, about what this means for the job market.

President Trump has seen many of his recent executive orders overturned in recent days. Tariffs and halting Harvard grants are among some of the impacted orders. Greg and Holly discuss the recent rulings and the process of executive orders in the courts and why they may have made their decisions

The White House released a video yesterday depicting a missile impacting an alleged drug boat coming from Venezuela. The missile produced a large explosion and killed the 11 passengers on impact. Holly and Greg discuss the legality of the move and the potential return of the "War on Drugs."

Three Main Street restaurants may see a loan of up to one million dollars to help rebuild their spaces that burnt down in early August. Greg and Holly discuss the benefits of the loan that may come with two interest free years.

Aylo, the parent company of many pornography websites including PornHub, will be forced to pay the state of Utah 5 million dollars in an agreement made with the FCC. Greg and Holly discuss the decision with Utah Attorney General Derek Brown.