Boyd Matheson
First freedoms: The interconnectedness of First Amendment rights
If all Americans do not put the first freedoms first KSL NewsRadio host Boyd Matheson says we will not have a sustainable, lasting republic.2 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Along with Utah, outdoors group sues over Biden restoring boundaries of Bears Ears
An outdoors and public-lands access group is joining the state of Utah is suing the Biden Administration over restoring the boundaries of the Bear Ears National Monument, arguing the move harms local farmers, miners and members of the Native American community.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Taxpayer advocate says president alone should not have power to cancel student loan debt
A taxpayer advocate said Mr. Biden's forgiveness of student loan debt is a result of Congress abdicating its power to the executive branch because of politics.3 months ago
Waverly Golden
NBA Coach Ray Scott on building community, leading a team, and breaking barriers
Learning about the deep-rooted segregation in the United States inspired Ray Scott to bring awareness to the issue both in terms of the NBA and society.3 months ago
Samantha Herrera
Stewart Security Summit takes a look at the US’s place in the world
Ahead of the Stewart Security Summit on August 5 in Salt Lake City, Rep. Chris Stewart joins Inside Sources to discuss the event.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
UVU commencement speaker tells her story of rising from high school dropout to bank president
Mary Daly shares her story of rising from high school dropout through the nudging encouragement of her mentor to become president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.7 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Ticktock: Congress needs to get serious about the ever-expanding national debt
A financial reporter says Congress needs to get serious about stabilizing the national debt which is now about the size of the economy's GDP and growing even faster with inflation.7 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Sen. Mitt Romney talks inflation and economy
High home and gas prices and inflation, are causing real hardships for Utahns and Democrats will be blamed by voters, Sen. Mitt Romney told Inside Sources.7 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Why does my cheeseburger cost so much? Most ingredients touched by inflation.
A reporter joined the show and walked us through the reasons that popular cheeseburger ingredients have jumped in price since March of 2021.7 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah woman shadowed lawmakers to ease her political rage
Frustrated and angry with politics, a Utah woman shadowed state lawmakers to gain a better understanding of the process and to lower her own political rage.8 months ago
Curt Gresseth
What’s the holdup on my tax refund?
A tax expert talked to Inside Sources about new duties given to the IRS and why your tax refund is taking so long to arrive.8 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Everyone can do something to help, says advocate for homeless in Utah
Utah homeless advocated Pamela Atkinson said there are actions we can all take to help provide assistance to the unsheltered.8 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Why a no-fly zone over Ukraine would ignite WWIII
A no-fly zone over Ukraine would mean U.S. warplanes shooting down Russian fighter jets and that would lead to World War III, says a magazine columnist and philosophy professor.9 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Sen. Rand Paul talks war in Ukraine during visit to Utah
While campaigning in Utah for Sen. Mike Lee, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul said he doesn't oppose selling arms to Ukraine, but the US can't give away weapons because the US debt is the greatest threat to national security.9 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Can mindfulness curb opioid addiction and pain? U. of U. researchers says it can help.
A University of Utah researcher says mindfulness can stop the opioid epidemic and chronic pain.9 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Is TikTok hurting your teen? Parents can help says counselor
Parents can help their teen make better decisions about their interactions with social media platforms like TikTok.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Britain Covey on the art of the punt return, the healing power of horses and prepping for the NFL
Britain Covey, star U of U football wide receiver and punt returner, talks about prepping for the NFL, fickle fans on social media, the healing power of horses and life lessons learned from football.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
One economist says life today is simpler than you may think
Without having to spend time hunting and gathering, one economist says we live the real simple life.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Blue states joining Red in axing taxes
Traditionally, Red State politicians focus on cutting income taxes and Blue States, sales taxes. A Tax Foundation expert joins Inside Sources to explain that the tax picture in the year ahead for all taxpayers (Red, Blue and Purple) is looking bright.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Help the homeless in Utah by shattering myths, says Utah advocate
Common misconceptions about the homeless in Utah include whether they work, or have families, and how many are LGBTQ youth.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Russian troops crowd Ukraine’s border. One Utahn has been there, done that.
Russian troops are massing on Ukraine's border. For one Utahn, he was in the thick of it the last time Russia invaded. Both then and now, the Olympic Games were starting in Beijing.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Biden’s first year in White House? Utah Reps. Owens and Moore weigh in
Both said Mr. Biden's first year ranked poorly because of inflation, the US-Mexico border and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Great Salt Lake could use your help now, says expert
The Great Salt Lake is an essential stopover for migrating birds and a financial driver of the state economy, but it is suffering historic water lows amid a drought. The good news, says a water-conservation expert, is residents and legislators have the tools needed to raise the water levels of the lake back again.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How to vaccinate the whole world (not just rich countries) against COVID
A global-supply chain expert discusses the steps necessary to vaccinate the whole world -- not just wealthy countries -- against COVID-19.11 months ago
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