Mark Jones
Church leaders travel the world ministering to all people
Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson discusses the travels of church leaders as they are out ministering to all people around the world.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Tabernacle Choir joined by international singers this Conference weekend
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square will be joined by international singers during the 193rd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Matheson reflects on lessons of Major League Baseball opening day
Boyd Matheson, of Inside Sources, talks about the lessons to be found in baseball.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd
AEGIX Aim: Could this app be helpful during a school shooting?
Jessica Lowell shares her insight on AEGIX Aim, an app that allows school employees to communicate with each other and with police during emergencies.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
Expert says TikTok poses dangers that other social media platforms don’t
Governments have a long road ahead of them as they try to regulate TikTok, which young generations consume on a daily basis.1 year ago
Curt Gresseth
Democrats and Republicans need to silence the extremists in their parties
Both US political parties have been hijacked by extremists. By silencing the extremists, the center-left and center-right can come to under each other and then work toward agreement on political issues like immigration.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Sen. Lee shares insights in recent visit with Mexico’s president
Utah Sen. Mike Lee joined inside Sources with Boyd Matheson to discuss a recent visit he along with seven other senators and four congressmen had with the president of Mexico.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Utah Valley University men’s basketball team has a winning culture
Utah Valley University men's basketball coach Mark Madsen joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson on Tuesday to discuss what made the team so successful this season.1 year ago
Curt Gresseth
Dems and Republicans uniting to protect kids from social media, Utah congressman says
Utah Rep. Chris Stewart is leading the national push to protect children from what they say is the negative effects of social media. His bill is uniting both Democrats and Republicans in Washington, D.C.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Reflecting on impact of the Relief Society on International Women’s Day
Sister Anette Dennis, first counselor in the general Relief Society presidency, joined Inside Sources on Wednesday to discuss the impact the women's organization has had on society.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Other Side Village will break ground on housing village to help homeless
Ground will be broken Wednesday on the first phase of the Other Side Village, a tiny housing village for those experiencing homelessness.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Sen. McCay shares his thinking behind need for new state flag
SALT LAKE CITY — As the Utah legislative session comes to a close Friday night, one of the most visible changes to come out of the session is a new state flag. Sen. Dan McCay (R-Riverton) played an important role in getting S.B. 31 into law. Both the Senate and House voted in favor of […]1 year ago
Mark Jones
What does it take to pull off shortest legislative session in the country?
Abby Osborn, the chief of staff for the Utah House of Representatives, discusses with Inside Sources how the 2023 legislative session was run so smoothly.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Inside Sources: Lessons to be learned from rejection in everyday life
Rejection is part of life. But one author tells Inside Sources that there may be lessons to be learned from it, you just have to dig under the surface.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Inside Sources: Bipartisan talks begins on solutions for Social Security
A reporter from The Hill joined Inside Sources on Wednesday to discuss what a group of bipartisan senators are doing to find a solution to the Social Security crisis.1 year ago
Curt Gresseth
Could Romney’s bill save Social Security and Medicare?
Romney has co-sponsored The Trust Act, which sets up a bipartisan commission with a 180-day time limit to make the programs sustainable.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Investing to make an impact in society, expert weighs in
Jim Sorenson, of Sorenson Capital, joined Inside Sources Friday to discuss how people can have an impact in society, while investing in the economy at the same time.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Utahn reflects on his experiences at Sunday School taught by President Carter
Mike Mower, of the governor's office, joined Inside Sources Thursday to reflect on his experiences attending Sunday School taught by former President Jimmy Carter.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Romney: United States needs to have comprehensive strategy toward China
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) says the United States needs to develop a comprehensive strategy toward China. He joined Inside Sources on Friday to discuss the matter.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Campaigns having difficult time finding younger people to fill staff positions
Campaigns from both political parties are having a difficult time finding younger people to fill positions on the staff.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Meet Rt. Rev. Phyllis Spiegel, the new Bishop of Utah for Episcopal Church
Rt. Rev. Phyllis Spiegel, the new Bishop of Utah for Episcopal Church, joined Inside Sources on Friday as a way of introduction to the state of Utah.1 year ago
Mark Jones
What America could learn from Utah’s deregulating workforce
A tight labor market continues to hurt the rest of the nation. Utah, on the other hand, is deregulating its workforce by making some key changes to help build its economy and fill job openings. It's something the rest of America could learn from.1 year ago
Curt Gresseth
Is the American Dream still alive and well today?
A senior fellow and director of poverty studies at the American Enterprise Institute discusses the state of the American Dream today in the United States.1 year ago
