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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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August 17 · 9 min
Eagle Mountain faces some financial hurdles due to changing situation
Things could get a little interesting down in Eagle Mountain. The city council will vote on a 183% property tax increase tomorrow. And just last week, we learned that more than 700 people will soon be out of a job when Tyson Foods closes its beef processing facility in the city. When they announced the closure, Tyson Foods said it was due to an historic cattle shortage. Either way, it feels like a one-two punch for folks living in one of the fastest-growing regions in the state.
August 17 · 10 min
Dad and son touring Utah through Mexican food
A dad and son from southern Utah are eating their way through every county in the state… on a Mexican food road trip. 12-year-old Carson Palma and his dad Jake are from Monticello, and say their limited choices in Mexican food there led them to this idea. Now, they're visiting each one of Utah's 29 counties with a singular goal in mind: eat Mexican food in each county. The Inside Sources hosts discuss the trip and hear from listeners who share the restaurants they think the duo should not miss!
August 17 · 9 min
Retirement uneasiness
Nearly half of non-retirees in America say they're skeptical that they'll ever be able to fully retire. Many of them cite artificial intelligence, rising costs, and continued economic uncertainty as the reasons for their doubts. Greg and Holly share their concerns about impending retirement and discuss the findings of a new report with Shane Stewart, certified financial planner with DMBA.
August 17 · 10 min
President Trump reduces joint military exercises with South Korea, cites relationship with North Korean leader as a reason
President Trump says he wants to substantially reduce joint military exercises with South Korea because of his very good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. He says North Korea has been unthreatening and respectful the entire time he's been president and that it's inappropriate and hostile to send a message of strength and unity with our ally South Korea. He also says the move is because South Korea hasn't helped in the war with Iran. Greg and Holly have a lot of concerns with this kind of international political move; they explain.
August 17 · 10 min
Police make arrest in 2025 double homicide in Saratoga Springs
After nearly a year and a half, police have finally made an arrest in the deaths of a Saratoga Springs woman and her son. Jessica Orton Lyman and her son, Eli Painter, were found shot in their home back in March 2025. Police say they've arrested a 16-year-old, but haven't given any other information. Why did this arrest take so long, and why won't police say who they've arrested, even though they've spoken about this supposed teen several times before? Inside Sources breaks it down.
August 14 · 1 hr 16 min
Inside Sources Full Show August 14th, 2026: Severe Utah Weather: tornado warnings in Tooele County, flooding in Sandy
One year later: How are Main Street businesses rebuilding after the devastating fire last year? Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking charges Report: Playboy's Hugh Hefner told FBI about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes Hundreds file for victim benefits after witnessing Charlie Kirk's murder; controversy arises over how UVU plans to honor Kirk on the anniversary of his death Are AI models becoming too smart? And how is Congress using AI in everyday business? Previewing the movie of the week: The End of Oak Street
August 14 · 10 min
Previewing the movie of the week: The End of Oak Street
KSL Movie Show hosts Val Cameron and Andy Farnsworth are split on this week's big movie: The End of Oak Street. They join Greg and Holly to give a little taste of what listeners can expect should they see the movie this weekend. They also discuss another movie centered on a U.S. President and ask the big movie question of the week: what is your favorite movie about a U.S. President (real or fictional)?
August 14 · 18 min
Are AI models becoming too smart? And how is Congress using AI in everyday business?
Hollywood foretold this... and now it's happening: AI is getting a little too smart for its own good. Several artificial intelligence models have broken out of their cages -- their protections -- and their creators are scrambling to keep things in check. Director of the Emerging Tech Policy Lab at Utah Valley University Brandon Amacher joins to explain how this is happening. Greg and Holly also discuss reports that Congress is using AI chatbots in a concerning way without any oversight.
August 14 · 9 min
Hundreds file for victim benefits after witnessing Charlie Kirk's murder; controversy arises over how UVU plans to honor Kirk on the anniversary of his death
It's been almost one year since Charlie Kirk was murdered on the campus of Utah Valley University. Now, we're learning that hundreds of people who were there -- who witnessed the shooting -- have applied for victim benefits. At the same time, we're learning about some controversy surrounding the way UVU plans to honor Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his death. For this segment, Inside Sources digs into both stories.
August 14 · 10 min
Report: Playboy's Hugh Hefner told FBI about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
Sometimes, it's the people you least expect who do big things. This is one of those times in Holly's mind. Hugh Hefner -- the man behind Playboy -- is now reported to have gone to the FBI about Jeffrey Epstein more than 20 years ago. Despite his complaints about things Epstein was doing, the FBI didn't open up official investigations into Hefner's complaints for nearly 15 years. NewsNation first reported the story this morning, which says that Hefner told the FBI of abuse and trafficking done by Epstein multiple times.
August 14 · 9 min
Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking charges
This morning, accused UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges. Mangione admitted to killing Brian Thompson, but only pled guilty to the charges of stalking. The sentencing for that could be up to life in prison -- a pretty serious punishment for a crime like stalking. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas breaks down the charge and why it could amount to such a harsh sentencing.
August 14 · 10 min
One year later: How are Main Street businesses rebuilding after the devastating fire last year?
This week marks one year since a devastating fire destroyed five businesses along Salt Lake City's Main Street. Business owners have been wondering what came next, both for their businesses and for their employees. Two of the five businesses have reopened thus far, and plans are in place for more to open soon. But the charred remains on this stretch of Main Street remain, showing just how bad the devastation was. Greg and Holly get an update on how reconstruction is going and how the resilient spirit of those businesses carries on.
August 14 · 9 min
Severe Utah Weather: tornado warnings in Tooele County, flooding in Sandy
Bucket after bucket after bucket -- quite the scene in Sandy as several dozen homes flooded thanks to last night's storm. Neighbor helping neighbor... just like Utahns do. Today, the rain's cleared up, but the damage remains. Flooding in Sandy, evacuations at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater, and a tornado warning in Tooele County -- the storm came through with quite a punch! As the sun comes up this morning, we get an update on the damage from the storm with Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski.
August 13 · 1 hr 56 min
Inside Sources Full Show August 13th, 2026: Utah Firewatch: Rain falls across most of the state, flooding risks in areas affected by wildfires
Investigation into claims of insider trading before Pres. Trump shrank Utah national monuments Do you give names to inanimate objects? More and more Flock cameras popping up; residents voice serious concerns Ask the Attorney: Lawsuit filed over Trump's social media company giving out gov't info for a fee Back to School: Free and reduced lunches Back to School: Working with serious food allergies Tooele County residents voice opposition to proposed data center Man accused of stabbing Muslim mall worker indicted for federal hate crime Tackling the issues of senior, veteran homelessness in Utah Lefties unite -- it's International Lefthanders Day!
August 13 · 10 min
Lefties unite -- it's International Lefthanders Day!
Lefty. Southpaw. Ink dragger. Port-handed. All of those are terms to describe special people like host Greg Skordas and board operator Corey Miller... the left-handers of our Inside Sources team! And today's their day -- it's International Lefthanders Day. We finish the show chatting about all the unique qualities of our left-handed friends.
August 13 · 9 min
Tackling the issues of senior, veteran homelessness in Utah
This morning, a new housing facility opened in St. George. Switchpoint Red Hills will help lots of people who are currently experiencing homelessness, with a specific focus on helping seniors and veterans who find themselves without stable housing. In this segment, we want to have a conversation about senior homelessness here in Utah and just how big of an issue it is. Switchpoint CEO Carol Hollowell joins Greg and Holly to chat about the new 110-unit facility and the broader issue of homelessness.
August 13 · 10 min
Man accused of stabbing Muslim mall worker indicted for federal hate crime
There are new developments in the case of a West Valley City mall stabbing, in which a Muslim kiosk worker was seriously injured. The man accused of the stabbing has said he targeted the man specifically because of his religion and ethnicity. Now, the federal government will pursue hate crime charges against the suspect. The Inside Sources hosts are confused, though, because this seems to contradict much of what the current Department of Justice does.
August 13 · 9 min
Tooele County residents voice opposition to proposed data center
The group opposed to a proposed 1.8 million square foot data center in Tooele County is celebrating a win today after all discussions related to the data center were tabled. This all took place in a Tooele County planning commission meeting last night and is the latest move against data centers here in the state. At the same time, data centers continue to play a major role in national elections. Greg and Holly go in-depth on both parts of the story.
August 13 · 11 min
Back to School: Working with serious food allergies
For children who have allergies, going back to school can be even more stressful. And it's anxiety-inducing for parents too. It can be hard to control the environment, so it can sometimes be impossible to avoid situations that could prove life-threatening. For a discussion on how to navigate food allergies at school, Greg and Holly are joined by Amanda Bee, the former president of the Utah Food Allergy Network, and her daughter Vivian.
August 13 · 9 min
Back to School: Free and reduced lunches
You know what things can really help a student excel at school? Sleep, support, and food. As we continue our back-to-school coverage this week, we want to shift our focus to food. In this segment, we discuss the importance of free and reduced lunches. What do parents need to know about the program? How does it work? Dr. Kelly Adams, health commissioner for Utah PTA, joins Greg and Holly to explain.

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