KSL's Inside Sources

Who will defend Tyler Robinson? What rising grocery costs and falling interest rates mean for your walletBridging political divides with former Governor Gary HerbertIs Utah's new road rage law working?Where change begins: Finding strength when the world feels brokenBig movie of the week + favorite Robert Redford movies

Host of the KSL Movie Show, Andy Farnsworth and Movie Critic, Rachel Wagner, discuss the big movie of the week - "The Senior". The hosts share their favorite Robert Redford movies after his passing earlier this week.

Feeling helpless in a heavy world? Sharon Eubank, Director of Humanitarian Services for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, joins Holly and Greg to explore where to begin when the world feels broken and how we as individuals can begin to make a difference.

Utah cracked down on road rage last year and now we are learning of some preliminary data about road rage trends across the state. Greg and Holly discuss what we've learned.

Greg and Holly are joined by former Governor of Utah, Gary Herbert, to have an open discussion about bridging political divides. Following his years as an elected official at the state and local level, former governor Gary Herbert partnered with Utah Valley University to create Utah’s newest public policy institute. The Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy

Grocery prices are up, the Utah unemployment rate is stable, and the federal interest rate is down. What does this all mean for our pocketbooks? Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank, joins the show.

Host of Inside Sources and KSL’s legal expert is also a respected defense attorney; Greg Skordas breaks down the cost of death penalty cases, who pays for it and the process that's underway of finding him an attorney. KSL NewsRadio talk show host Greg Skordas is a respected defense attorney. Greg has served in an unpaid consulting capacity for Utah County for several years, helping to ensure appropriate legal representation in complex cases where constitutional rights are at stake, including Capital cases. In the Tyler Robinson case, Greg is not acting as legal counsel for Mr. Robinson, nor is he involved in the investigation or prosecution. His limited role is to assist the County in the formal process of assigning indigent defense counsel something he does as a public service and without compensation. This advisory role is entirely separate from his on-air work at KSL.

Today, Utah Valley University will be holding a big vigil for murdered political activist Charlie Kirk and security is top of mind as students will gather for the event. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small brings the details.

Pennsylvania man allegedly posted video to kill 'woke' on UVU campusWhat's next for College campus safety in UtahBridging the political divideJimmy Kimmel Live taken off air after comments about Charlie KirkConstitution Day Reflections: Why It Still MattersUtah legislature picks redistricting panel as map deadline approaches3 officers killed, 2 injured in Pennsylvania shootingHouse Speaker Mike Shultz: Utah's exemplary response to evilWashington County unveils story behind Tyler Robinson’s surrenderSuper Bowl-level security: Preparing for Charlie Kirk’s funeralBridging cultures in your ears: Apple’s AirPods and the future of real-time translation

We've talked a lot this week about building bridges through words this week… and Apple’s new AirPods can translate languages in real time, right in your ears. Could this be the key to connecting across cultures? Greg and Holly discuss this innovate technology, along with Holly's facts of the day… including the fact that it's national cheeseburger day!

Memorial services for Charlie Kirk are set to take place this weekend. NewsNation’s National Correspondent Alex Caprariello joins the show to examine the extraordinary security measures surrounding the funeral of Charlie Kirk. With law enforcement reportedly deploying resources on par with Super Bowl-level operations, we explore what’s driving this unprecedented response, how it’s being coordinated, and what it means for public safety.

We're now learning that Tyler Robinson...the suspect accused of murdering Charlie Kirk....turned himself in because he was worried about being shot by police. Greg and Holly lay out the details learned in yesterday's press conference.

As residents of Utah and the world cope with the tragic killing of Charlie Kirk on the Utah Valley University campus, Utah Speaker of the House Mike Shultz, joins Greg and Holly to discuss how Utahns can come together and the response that's rung out in the state so far.

Several agencies are investigating the deadly shootout that rocked a rural Pennsylvania town, leaving three law enforcement officers dead and two critically injured. Greg and Holly bring the latest details.

The Utah Legislature has picked its Redistricting Panel. Greg and Holly get into who will be drawing the new maps for Utah and if they'll be able to produce a draft to the judge by next week's deadline on September 25th.

It was constitution day Wednesday… and this is a great time to be reminded of the importance of the constitution and why it matters to this day. Shima Baradaran Baughman is the Woodruff J. Deem Professor of Law and a Distinguished Fellow at Brigham Young University's Wheatley Institute. Baughman joins Greg and Holly for the conversation and brings personal experience of its impact.

Disney has decided to remove the Jimmy Kimmel Live show from the ABC network indefinitely... after the comedian's comments about the suspect in the Charlie Kirk shooting. Greg and Holly discuss the issue.

Greg and Holly have an open conversation about coming together as a nation and a state to mend the political divide.

Representative Ryan Wilcox has sponsored multiple bills around school safety for several years, including earlier this year. In the normal legislative process, the bill was changed and removed a section on college campus safety. Wilcox joins the show to discuss what will be looked at moving forward with college campus safety after the killing of Charlie Kirk at UVU.

We are waiting to see if a Pennsylvania man will face formal charges... after police accused him of making a social media video threatening Utah Valley University. In the video Blake Rogers says he was in Park City to fulfill "his lifelong duty of killing woke." According to a probable cause statement...Rogers claimed he was just joking.