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KSL"s 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.

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9:55

Iran Protests Ignite Global Tension: Could U.S....

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2026/01/12

Protests over Iran spread to cities around the world. Meanwhile, President Trump has been warning the U-S would get involved if protesters are shot. Greg and Holly discuss the latest and whether military action from the US could backfire.

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18:24

Deeper Than Dollars? Why Incentives Might Not Solve...

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2026/01/12

Utah leaders and the federal government are exploring ways to reverse falling birth rates. From tax breaks to childcare subsidies, will financial incentives really change family decisions, or does the problem sit deeper as to why people are choosing not to have kids? Jay Evensen with the Deseret Newsjoins the show, and listeners chime in with calls and texts.

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11:20

Breaking the Benefits Cliff

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2026/01/12

For some families, working harder and earning more comes with an unexpected cost. It’s called the benefits cliff, when earning more money can trigger the loss of critical assistance. Congressman Blake Moore has a proposal intended to address that problem.Vice President of Strategy and Senior Fellow at Sutherland Institute, Nic Dunn,speaks to the broader issue of the benefits cliff and what's being considered to fix it.

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8:37

Can You Sue for a Broken Marriage? Utah Lawmakers...

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2026/01/12

Utah Lawmakers are considering eliminating a law that allows spouses to sue a third party for interfering in a marriage.Senator Todd Weilerjoins the show to discuss this proposal and the fate of common law marriages in Utah.

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11:19

Instagram Password Reset Attacks: Are You At Risk?

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2026/01/12

Instagram users are sounding the alarm over a wave of unrequested password reset emails that's hitting inboxes. Cybercriminals are exploiting password resets to break into accounts. KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart joins to explain what to know about this scam.

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10:37

Would Lower Credit Card Rates Save You or Sink You?

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2026/01/12

President Trump wants to cap credit card interest at 10% for a year. Would this actually help Americans catch up or just rack up more debt due to irresponsible spending?Ted Rossman, with Bankrate,brings analysis.

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10:45

Legal Analysis: Federal Reserve Chairman Under...

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2026/01/12

Federal prosecutors have launched a criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The investigation centers on testimony about costly renovations at the Fed’s headquarters. Greg and Holly break down what's behind this lawsuit.

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9:09

Sole Survivor of West Valley Family Shooting Dies...

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2026/01/12

Sha Reh, the sole survivor of a tragic West Valley family shooting, has died unexpectedly at 19. A shooting claimed the lives of 5 in December of 2024. 2 parents, 3 children were found dead in their West Valley Home. Reh was shot in the head during the shooting, and despite losing his sight and enduring unimaginable trauma, he graduated from high school and just began college at the University of Utah. Holly and Greg reflect on his resilience with KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam

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76:51

Inside Sources Full Show January 9th, 2026: 'Wrong...

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2026/01/09

Portland Shooting Involving Federal Officers Under InvestigationFBI vs. Local Investigators: Who’s Investigating the Minneapolis Shooting? Senate Takes Step to Rein In Military Power Over Venezuela The Field Is Set: Which Utah Legislature Races Matter Most Utah Legislature Appeals Redistricting Ruling Quitter’s Day: RIP to Our New Year’s Resolutions Lights, Camera, 2026: Which Movie Are You Most Excited For?

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10:42

Lights, Camera, 2026: Which Movie Are You Most...

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2026/01/09

Andy Farnsworth and Rachel Wagner break down the big movie of the week, Greenland 2: Migration. The hosts also discuss the movie question of the week: What 2026 movie are you most excited for?

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8:13

Quitter’s Day: RIP to Our New Year’s Resolutions

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2026/01/09

It’s Quitter’s Day! The second Friday of January is when roughly 80% of New Year’s resolutions quietly disappear. From gym memberships collecting dust to the other goals we swore would stick. Greg and Holly take a look at their own resolutions, why this day hits so hard, and why it might actually be normal.

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10:44

Utah Legislature Appeals Redistricting Ruling

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2026/01/09

The fight over Utah’s political maps isn’t over yet. State lawmakers are appealing a redistricting case to the Utah Supreme Court, setting up the next chapter in a legal battle over who has the authority to draw district lines. Greg and Holly break it down and discuss what comes next.

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10:39

The Field Is Set: Which Utah Legislature Races Matter...

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2026/01/09

The filing deadline for candidates in Utah has just ended! Holly walks through the races that stand out the most within the Utah Legislature.

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10:18

Senate Takes Step to Rein In Military Power Over...

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2026/01/09

A measure aimed at restricting President Trump’s authority to deploy the U.S. military in Venezuela has cleared a key procedural vote in the Senate. The hosts break down what the proposal would do, why lawmakers are pushing it now, and what hurdles it still faces as Congress debates the scope of presidential war powers.

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9:49

FBI vs. Local Investigators: Who’s Investigating the...

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2026/01/09

Questions are unfolding today about the investigation into the shooting death of a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis. Local investigators reportedly say they're being left out. The state's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has been barred from assisting federal law enforcement, and Mayor Jacob Frey says allowing them access to the investigation will help ensure that it's fair.

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10:37

Portland Shooting Involving Federal Officers Under...

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2026/01/09

Authorities in Portland are investigating a shooting involving federal officers. Greg and Holly walk through what’s known right now, what officials are saying, and what questions remain as the investigation continues.

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9:20

'Wrong Place, Wrong Time': Victim’s Son Speaks Out...

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2026/01/09

New details are emerging after a deadly shooting outside a Salt Lake City church during a celebration of life. Two men were killed, leaving families and neighbors searching for answers. Vaea Tulikihihifo, 46, was one of two people killed. Greg and Holly listen to comments from his son Darian, who shares his message to the community, following the death of his father.

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Inside Sources Full Show January 8th, 2026: Special...

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2026/01/08

Violence, Vigilance, and ICE: What’s Fueling Rising Public Tension? Scott Howell on Redefining the Democratic Party in Utah Breaking With Leadership: A Bipartisan Effort to Renew Health Care Tax Credits Flipping The Food Pyramid: RFK Jr Announces New Dietary Guidelines One Year Later: California Continues to Rebuild After Wildfire Devastation

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10:57

One Year Later: California Continues to Rebuild After...

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2026/01/08

Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments on the shooting in SLC that unfolded outside of a Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meeting house. Then the hosts take a look at how Californians are still working to rebuild after some of the worst wildfires in US history hit the area, one year later.

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10:09

Flipping The Food Pyramid: RFK Jr Announces New...

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2026/01/08

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy and the Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins issued new Dietary Guidelines for Americans with the emphasis on protein, healthy fats, fruits, veggies and whole grains over hyper-processed foods to lead a healthy life. Greg and Holly go in-depth on the new food pyramid and what this means for school lunches.

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