KSL's Inside Sources
News & Politics
About
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
- Inside Sources Full Show May 15th, 2026: Utah's high schoolers are the most financially literate
This episode covers President Trump's meetings with Chinese leaders, a recap of Supreme Court decisions, International Family Day, threats in Utah schools, the renaming of PCOS to PMOS, and low water levels in Utah State Parks.
- Previewing this week's big move: "In the Grey"
Andy Farnsworth and Val Cameron from the KSL Movie Show discuss common movie tropes and how men and women perceive movies differently. They also provide insights into the week's featured film, "In the Grey."
- Utah State Parks set to see record-low water levels
Utah State Parks are experiencing record-low water levels due to a worsening drought. Public Information Officer Ally O'Rullian discussed the potential impact on summer tourism with Holly and Greg.
- Common hormone condition affecting women gets new name: PCOS changed to PMOS
The common condition affecting millions of women, previously named polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), has been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) by the global medical community. Inside Sources discusses the importance…
- Utah school threats
Alta High School cancelled classes due to a threat reported on the SafeUT app. State Representative Steve Eliason, an expert on the SafeUT app, joins the discussion on the rise of threats against Utah schools.
- International Family Day
Today is International Family Day, a United Nations day dedicated to celebrating the role families play in our society. In addition to that, it's also Kangaroo Care Day, which focuses on the healing power of touch. Holly explains the impor…
- End-of-week recap of Supreme Court decisions
We're still waiting for some major Supreme Court rulings, including decisions on "Temporary Protected Status", mail-in ballots, and bans on transgender high school athletes playing in sports. While we wait for those big rulings, the high c…
- Questions remain following President Trump's multi-day meeting with Chinese leaders
President Trump is back on Air Force One, heading back to the U.S. after several days of meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping. At this point, there's not a ton of information on what will really come from those talks. The President s…
- Utah's high schoolers are the most financially literate
Here's a fun little juxtaposition for you: Utah teens have taken the top spot for budgeting education and financial literacy. At the same time, more than half of Americans say they don't have the financial knowledge they need, so they turn…
- Inside Sources Full Show May 14th, 2026: Americans largely oppose data centers
Kouri Richins sentenced to life in prison without parole Utah representative introduces legislation to allow more free-roaming children 250 pardons for the 250th birthday President Trump meets with the Chinese leader Caring for migrants Sa…
- Previewing this weekend's events
Even though summer's still a few weeks away, plenty is going on this weekend here locally. Holly and Greg discuss a few of the events, like Kilby Court and the Living Traditions Festival, before sharing some fun facts and Greg's "Closing A…
- Adventure Safe Day
What do vultures, ambassadors, giveaways, and outdoor safety have in common? They're all part of a new initiative from the state, which emphasizes safety when outdoors. Governor Spencer Cox recently declared this coming Saturday, May 16th,…
- Salt Lake County District Attorney rules officer-involved shooting 'unjustified'
For the first time in more than a decade, the Salt Lake County District Attorney has ruled a police shooting as 'unjustified.' Now, his team is filing manslaughter charges against a Taylorsville Police Officer involved in a deadly shooting…
- Save money and still create fun memories for your family
With the price of gas right now... you're probably racking your brain... trying to think of ways to make summer fun without taking out a second mortgage on your house. Well, you're in luck! Kyle Poll, CEO of Get Out Utah, joins the s…
- Caring for migrants
Leaders with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are partnering with the International Organization for Migration in an effort to support vulnerable migrants in Latin America. Greg and Holly discuss the importance of helping mi…
- President Trump meets with the Chinese leader
President Trump and China's President Xi Jinping spent over two hours behind closed doors today, and now we're learning that the Chinese leader had a pretty stern warning for the United States when it comes to Taiwan. For expert views on w…
- 250 pardons for the 250th birthday
Word on the street is that the Trump Administration is looking to grant 250 presidential pardons in honor of the country's 250th birthday. Greg walks listeners through the pardon process, and the hosts debate whether this is an important m…
- Utah representative introduces legislation to allow more free-roaming children
Do you allow your kids to take part in what's called "independent play?" You could say it's akin to how kids used to be raised... where they could roam free for hours at a time, doing their own thing. But changes to laws affecting parentin…
- Kouri Richins sentenced to life in prison without parole
After years of legal back-and-forth, Kouri Richins was sentenced to live in prison without parole for killing her husband Eric. In a bit of poetic justice, the sentencing took place on what would have been Eric's 44th birthday. Greg and Ho…
- Americans largely oppose data centers
Most Americans -- 71% according to a new poll -- seem to have a case of NIMBY-ism... "Not in My Backyard" ... when it comes to data center expansions. We've already talked a lot about the development in Box Elder County, but it's not just…
- Inside Sources Full Show May 13th, 2026: Will he run or will he stay?
Man behind Box Elder County data center calls out opposition as working for China Graduates boo commencement speaker who praised AI Kouri Richins facing sentencing today Pres. Trump says he's not thinking about Americans' financial situati…
- In the Line of Duty: A deeper understanding of Utah's law enforcement community
This evening, the names of two fallen police officers from Utah will be added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, D.C. Tremonton-Garland Police Officer Eric Estrada and Sergeant Lee Sorensen both died in the line of dut…
- Honoring the "Candy Bomber"
Many of you probably know the story of Gail Halvorsen -- a transport pilot in World War 2 who helped bring supplies to those trapped in West Berlin. Among the things he dropped was candy… leading him to become known as the Candy Bom…
- Pres. Trump says he's not thinking about Americans' financial situation
As President Trump heads to China for talks with President Xi Jinping, he says the ongoing financial situation affecting many Americans right now isn't a motivating factor for reaching a deal to end the war in Iran. The President made thos…
- Kouri Richins facing sentencing today
After a long, drawn-out process, the woman convicted of killing her husband with fentanyl -- then writing a book about grief -- is set to be sentenced today. Ahead of the sentencing for Kouri Richins, Inside Sources hears a powerful victim…
- Graduates boo commencement speaker who praised AI
When someone speaks at a graduation, they're meant to inspire the graduates. But one real estate executive in Florida got an unexpected surprise when she decided to praise the expansion of artificial intelligence. Gloria Caulfield spoke at…
- Man behind Box Elder County data center calls out opposition as working for China
Kevin O'Leary, the man backing the massive data center development in Box Elder County, continues to make some pretty serious claims about those who are opposed to the center. Most recently, he called out two Utah groups as working for Chi…
- Will he run or will he stay?
One of the biggest discussions within the Utah political circles is that of Senator John Curtis' political future. Several rumors are swirling that Utah's junior senator may leave the Senate in two years and run for Governor. But other rep…
- Inside Sources Full Show May 12th, 2026: Utah's feeling like a 'ring of fire' today
Consumer prices rise… and so does inflation President Trump heads to China Recess for the kids Utah lawmakers weigh in on the war in Iran Is security worth your privacy? 'Stranger Becomes Neighbor' update The Race to Redistrict AI i…
- Minas Tirith
This segment of the show is for the fans of The Lord of the Rings. To commemorate The Fellowship of the Ring's 25th anniversary, Lego has released a new set of the iconic "city of kings," Minas Tirith.
- Pull your weeds!
State officials are issuing notices to landowners, telling them to remove their noxious weeds to comply with the "Noxious Weed Act". Taun Beddes, co-host of the KSL Greenhouse show and horticulturist at Utah State University, joins t…
- AI in Politics
The question is no longer " will AI impact politics?" but " how will AI impact politics?" Becki Wright, Founder and CEO of Proximity, joins us in-studio to discuss her new product suite that will apply AI directly to poli…
- The Race to Redistrict
We are already deep into the throes of the Midterms, but the push to redistrict is strong after a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling made everything more complicated for voters. Greg and Holly share their thoughts on the redistricting effort…
- 'Stranger Becomes Neighbor' update
Afghan refugees who came to the United States in 2021 and 2022 -- and came here legally -- are facing growing scrutiny amidst a changing immigration environment. Now, Utah citizens are stepping in to try to save their Afghan neighbors from…
- Is security worth your privacy?
Stores have been looking for ways to cut down on their losses, which come largely due to shoplifting. Home improvement stores Lowe's and Home Depot have introduced more advanced cameras throughout their stores AND in the parking lots; they…
- Utah lawmakers weigh in on the war in Iran
The Utah congressional delegation is chiming in on whether or not the president needs to consult with Congress to continue with the war in Iran. Greg and Holly dive into the details of what representatives had to say about limiting the pre…
- Recess for the kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics is updating its guidance on school recess, emphasizing the importance of movement and exercise for children and their learning. Inside Sources discusses the importance of taking breaks for both kids and a…
- President Trump heads to China
President Trump is heading to China for talks with President Xi Jinping; he's expected to leave later today. The two leaders are expected to discuss many topics, including: Taiwan, AI, nuclear weapons, and of course, Iran. Greg and Holly p…
- Consumer prices rise… and so does inflation
Inflation is up… by quite a bit. According to new data released this morning, inflation is at its highest rate in three years. This puts the Federal Reserve in an interesting situation as they battle rates and a new Fed chair. For a…
- Utah's feeling like a 'ring of fire' today
Utah is feeling the heat this week as we hit 90 degrees yesterday and are forecasted to beat that today. It may feel like nice summer weather, but remember, it's only mid-May. As a reminder, we are only in mid-May, so it's only going to ge…
- Inside Sources Full Show May 11th, 2026: Gov. Cox addresses concerns about data center coming to Box Elder County
Topics we will cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Residents of new Utah city possibly facing property tax increase of 519% Woman visits all 511 parks in Salt Lake County; creates new database on amenities &n…
- New Beatles Fan Experience Coming to London
Greg's a huge fan of The Beatles. Holly likes them, but their producer Andy does not like the band. But they all can agree that a new fan experience celebrating The Beatles sounds pretty cool. Inside Sources finishes by talking about the p…
- Trump Administration Launches New Website Designed to Help Pregnant Mothers
Do we actually care about maternal health here in the United States? The Trump Administration says it's taking a new approach to help improve maternal healthcare. Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy says this approach is how you re…
- Lawyers Voice Concerns over A.I. Note Takers
Anyone who's ever had to go to court or deal with the police should know and appreciate the idea of "attorney-client privilege." But now -- thanks to artificial intelligence -- there's concern of that privilege going away. Or in some cases…
- Utah Supreme Court Justice Resigns Amid Legislative Investigation
More shake-ups in Utah's judiciary, after the resignation of one of the justices. Justice Diana Hagen issues her resignation following continued investigations -- and leaked information about earlier investigations -- into alleged miscondu…
- The Atlantic Teams Up with Deseret News to Discuss Future of Utah
Improving online safety, discussing the future of democracy, the new entertainment and sports district coming to downtown Salt Lake City, and the future of media. All of this will be on the table today during a special event by The A…
- Monday Morning Crime Roundup
The man accused of trying to kill President Trump at the recent White House Correspondents Dinner pleaded "not guilty" on all counts this morning. Cole Allen is facing several felony charges, including attempted assassination of the Presid…
- Woman visits all 511 parks in Salt Lake County; creates new database on amenities
The Americans who were on-board a Dutch cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak occurred are now back in the U.S. Those who've tested positive are at the CDC in Atlanta, while those who haven't shown symptoms or tested positive yet are in…
- American Exposed to Hantavirus Now Back on U.S. Soil
The Americans who were on-board a Dutch cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak occurred are now back in the U.S. Those who've tested positive are at the CDC in Atlanta, while those who haven't shown symptoms or tested positive yet are in…
- Gov. Cox addresses concerns about data center coming to Box Elder County
The debate over the proposed data center in Box Elder County continues, and the governor says he's working to make sure the Great Salt Lake is protected throughout this whole process. He's also apologizing for comments he made in a recent…