KSL's Inside Sources
KSL's Inside Sources

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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Inside Sources Full Show February 16th, 2026: White House Pressures Utah to Drop AI Transparency Bill

Inside Sources Full Show February 16th, 2026: White House Pressures Utah to Drop AI Transparency Bill

  • Prop 4 at the Crossroads: Signatures In, Now What?
  • Nicotine Tax Increase Moving Forward in Utah
  • Addressing Utah's Marriage Penalty 
  • Can Hybrid Work Fix Dropping Fertility Rates?
  • Going Analog: How Young Adults Are Breaking Up With Their Phones
  • Living in '1984'
  • Can Republicans Adress Affordability Issue Before Midterms?
  • 'Constitutional Court' Legislation Signed by UT Governor Cox
  • 'Be Practical,' Obama Suggests Democrats Adjust Messaging
  • Why We Celebrate Presidents' Day
Why We Celebrate Presidents' Day

Why We Celebrate Presidents' Day

NewsNation's White House Correspondent Libbey Dean joins the show to discuss the meaning behind Presidents' Day. Greg and Holly walk through Holly's history lesson about the Winter Games!
'Be Practical,' Obama Suggests Democrats Adjust Messaging

'Be Practical,' Obama Suggests Democrats Adjust Messaging

Former President Barack Obama has suggested that democrats need to be practical when it comes to key issues like immigration and homelessness. Greg and Holly listen to comments from the former President. Scott Howell, Former Utah Senate Minority Leader, joins the show to analyze the messaging democrats need to lean into in 2026.
'Constitutional Court' Legislation Signed by UT Governor Cox

'Constitutional Court' Legislation Signed by UT Governor Cox

The governor has signed legislation to bring a 3-judge constitutional court to Utah... What does this mean? Greg and Holly discuss this and other legislative updates related to the judiciary.
Can Republicans Address Affordability Issue Before Midterms?

Can Republicans Address Affordability Issue Before Midterms?

Midterm elections will take place this year... and there are some senate republicans that are issuing a warning that the party is not doing enough to address affordability as we enter the midterm...
Living in '1984'

Living in '1984'

Holly shares insights from her latest perspective piece in the Deseret News: Living in '1984' and the parallels we see today with the George Orwell novel.
Going Analog: How Young Adults Are Breaking Up With Their Phones

Going Analog: How Young Adults Are Breaking Up With Their Phones

Young people have had enough with their phones ruling their lives! There is a new trend of going analog among young adults who want to break their phone addiction. Greg and Holly walk through what they're doing to put their phones away.
Can Hybrid Work Fix Dropping Fertility Rates?

Can Hybrid Work Fix Dropping Fertility Rates?

A new study from Stanford may have found a fix for the nation's fertility crisis: Let parents work from home, at least one day a week. Would more job flexibility make parenthood more attainable? Greg and Holly discuss and hear from listeners.
Addressing Utah's Marriage Penalty 

Addressing Utah's Marriage Penalty 

The Utah legislature is talking about tax reform that would remove a so-called marriage penalty. Greg and Holly share details on what's being looked at. Nic Dunn, Vice President of Strategy and Senior Fellow of Sutherland Institute join the show to explain support behind the idea, but concerns around inadvertently penalizing single parents.
Nicotine Tax Increase Moving Forward in Utah

Nicotine Tax Increase Moving Forward in Utah

A proposal to significantly increase taxes on nicotine is moving forward in Utah. Nicotine Product Tax Amendments (HB 337) is sponsored by Rep. Tyler Clancy. The current proposal would raise taxes on cigarettes to the tune of about $2 a pack; it would also change how smokeless and alternative nicotine products are taxed, according to KSL 5 TV. Rep. Tyler Clancy joins the show to discuss.