Hosts: Greg Skordas & Adam Gardiner   Senator John Thune of South Dakota has won the Senate leadership race and will take over for Senator Mitch McConnell in the new year. Thune beat out Senators John Cornyn and Rick Scott. The hosts discuss the lead up to the vote and how outside influencers were supposedly trying to promote Scott to win the position. 

Hosts: Greg Skordas & Adam Gardiner   President Biden hosted President-elect Trump today at the White House. Both leaders say they are committed to a peaceful transfer of power, and Biden has committed to giving Trump’s team the resources they need to hit the ground running in January. Inside Sources begins discussing this tradition and its importance for the future of the country. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon  President-elect Trump announces more picks for his team President-elect Donald Trump is getting right to work, announcing more choices for his cabinet and transition team. We begin Inside Sources discussing the choice of Marco Rubio for Secretary of State, Kristi Noem for Homeland Security, and Mike Waltz as a national security advisor.  Economic effects post-election In the week since the election, the economy has already seen large shifts. The return...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon Congressman Blake Moore (UT-1) quickly rose in the ranks in Congressional leadership, becoming Conference Vice Chair and earning a seat on the House Ways and Means Committee. As President-elect Trump taps folks to fill his leadership positions, it’s opening some House leadership positions. Congressman Moore joins the show to discuss the potential leadership shakeup.  

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon Senator-elect John Curtis has served Utah as a Congressman for several years, but now he’s heading to the Senate. What’s up first on his agenda? He joins the program to discuss his next steps. He also talks about the battle for leadership in the Senate. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon Utah House District 10 has been the only Democratic seat outside of Salt Lake County for several years. But now, it looks like Republicans will flip the seat in Weber County. Republican candidate for Utah House 10 Jill Koford joins the program to talk about her campaign and top priorities if she officially wins the seat. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon While ballots in Salt Lake County are still being counted, it’s looking more and more like the $507 million public safety bond will fail. Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon examine possible reasons why voters decided to not support the bond. Did it come down to messaging or total cost?  

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon Several news and media organizations are predicting that Republicans will maintain control of the United States House of Representatives. This would give the Republican Party a trifecta of control. So, what’ll be the first agenda items they tackle? Inside Sources discusses the possibilities. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon Donald Trump’s return to power signifies changes within the Republican Party, and a potential growing shift between populists and conservatives. While party platforms certainly change over time, could Trump’s more diverse views lead to further rifts in the GOP? Listen to find out what the Inside Sources think. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon In the week since the election, the economy has already seen large shifts. The return of President-elect Trump to the White House has sparked a stock market rally, though financial experts warn that Mr. Trump’s proposed tariffs could spell rough weather in 2025. Inside Sources hosts Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon dig into the numbers. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Rusty Cannon President-elect Donald Trump is getting right to work, announcing more choices for his cabinet and transition team. We begin Inside Sources discussing the choice of Marco Rubio for Secretary of State, Kristi Noem for Homeland Security, and Mike Waltz as a national security advisor. 

Join today’s Inside Sources co-hosts, Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas, to discuss the aftermath of the 2024 election. The hosts share their unique perspectives on topics ranging from voters splitting their votes to government officials prepping for another Donald Trump presidential term. Speaker Mike Schultz joins the show to discuss the plans being made to inflate the Utah legislature from federal government and Congresswoman Celeste Maloy discusses her election victory and her plans to help...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas As Americans pause to honor our veterans, we're reminded of the profound impact of over 16 million men and women who have served in our nation's armed forces. Utah's leaders highlight the contributions of more than 130,000 veterans who call the Beehive State home. Through times of peace and conflict, these brave individuals have embodied the unwavering spirit of service that defines our nation's character and ensures our cherished liberties endure. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas As Utah's Second District Representative Celeste Maloy prepares for another term in Congress following her successful re-election bid, she brings the momentum of victory into a period of significant legislative transitions. Having already navigated the complexities of Capitol Hill during her initial partial term, Maloy now faces the dual challenges of the upcoming lame duck session and preparation for a transformative 2025 legislative agenda. The...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas The 2024 election cycle in the United States saw a remarkable shift in voter behavior, with many states witnessing a split-ticket phenomenon that defied conventional political narratives. Across key swing states, voters demonstrated a nuanced approach, supporting Trump and the Republican party at the presidential level while also electing Democratic senators. As we delve deeper into the data, understanding the motivations and decision-making processes of...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas The 2024 presidential election has once again demonstrated the complex relationship between polling predictions and electoral outcomes, with Donald Trump securing a decisive victory over Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite polls suggesting a neck-and-neck race throughout the campaign, Trump's final tally of 312 electoral votes to Harris's 226, along with a popular vote victory, has sparked renewed discussion about polling methodology and voter...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas As President-elect Donald Trump begins shaping his second administration, key appointments are offering early insights into his policy priorities and governing approach. From Susie Wiles to Stephen Miller, the selection of Trump’s team signals a blend of political savvy and policy continuity with Trump's first term, particularly on immigration. Several prominent Republican lawmakers are under consideration for senior Cabinet positions, reflecting Trump's...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas As the political landscape shifts following Donald Trump's election victory, Democratic governors are spearheading efforts to resist the incoming administration. Leaders in blue states are taking decisive stances, promising to protect their state's autonomy and progressive policies through legal and legislative means. This brewing tension between state and federal authority echoes the dynamics of Trump's first term, but now carries added significance as...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas Drawing from Utah's renowned preparedness culture, the state Legislature is making strategic moves that extend well beyond the immediate political landscape. Following President-elect Donald Trump's victory, Republican legislative leaders are seizing the moment to strengthen state autonomy, particularly regarding public lands and energy resources. As lawmakers work to reshape the federal-state relationship during this pivotal transition period, Speaker...

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas The 2024 election cycle in Utah saw a significant shift in voter priorities, with economic concerns and political dysfunction emerging as the central focus for the electorate. Turnout declined compared to previous years and incumbent Republican candidates were able to solidify their support even as broader national trends pointed to a more polarized and divided political landscape. As Utah grapples with the implications of these results, unpacking the...

Join Boyd Matheson for his last Inside Sources show! Boyd breaks down voter behavior and has J.D. Tuccille joins him to discuss the aftermath of this election. Scott Rasmussen emphasizes how this election rejected the elites. A slew of Inside Sources friends share their final thoughts and Boyd wraps up with the lessons he has learned this season at Inside Sources. And as always, make sure you see something that inspires, say something that uplifts, and do something today that makes a difference.

Here's a more focused 4-sentence professional introduction: Drawing to a close of an extraordinary season at KSL NewsRadio, Boyd reflects on a mission that transcended typical talk radio - dividing rage from reason and rising above the noise. Through countless "wow moments," the show demonstrated how dignity and empathy are essential to our shared human experience. As we bid farewell, we carry forward the enduring principles that guided our conversations and connected our diverse community....

As the final chapter of the Inside Sources chapter draws to a close, the Insiders who have guided us through these pivotal moments come together one last time. Their decades of collective experience and hard-earned wisdom offer invaluable perspective on the challenges and triumphs that have defined this era. These trusted voices share their parting reflections - poignant reminders of the power of persistence, principle, and an unwavering commitment to shaping a more informed and engaged society.

Over the years Boyd has had the chance to have conversations and learn from some of the best thinkers and people who have come on this show and there are a few great principles that need to be highlighted in this final show.  The art of building meaningful connections begins with the smallest of interactions, from a genuine smile to a moment of shared understanding. In today's fast-paced world, it's these authentic touchpoints that create lasting foundations for collaboration and growth....

The 2024 election has ushered in a new era, one that presents both challenges and opportunities for the media landscape. As Donald Trump reclaims the presidency, the long-standing tension between the former president and the establishment press now stands at a crossroads. Jeffrey McCall from DePauw University shares how journalists now face a pivotal moment to reexamine their role, recalibrate their approach, and ultimately rebuild the public's eroded trust.