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The Jesus Photo That Broke the Internet Naming the New City: Ogden Valley’s Identity Debate Inside the New Temple Square Visitor Center Tax Day Scams: Red Flags Every Taxpayer Should Know Fertility Hits Lowest Level for U.S.  Adult Kids Straining Parents Financially Anti‑AI Violence? Examining the Attack on OpenAI’s CEO Is Workplace Tech Helping—or Just Getting in the Way?

Greg and Holly talk about how the goat force in Eagle Mountain is helping with weed control and fire prevention… by eating. The hosts close out the show with fun facts and closing arguments.

Many workers say they feel pressured to respond to work messages when they aren't at work, which can be unnecessary. Greg and Holly discuss the issue of work/life NO balance.

I think we all can relate to this one! Tech is getting in our way at work! New data shows only a third of employees say it's helpful - but they're expected to use it. Greg and Holly talk about how tech can be a burden.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, had a Molotov cocktail thrown at his home by someone who reportedly hates artificial intelligence. Greg and Holly break down the details.

The 2026 Wells Fargo Money study found 64 percent of those children still need help from their parents, whether it be housing, groceries, or other support. This is putting a strain on parents' finances. Greg and Holly discuss, then take listener calls about how to manage this situation and when the right time is to cut off their adult kids.

While the decrease is a very modest 1% for 2025 compared to 2024, it marks the lowest level for the country. And it’s also the continuation of a years-long slide. Greg and Holly speak with Lois Collins of the Deseret News, who joins the show.

Tax Day is tomorrow, which means scammers may be working overtime! Greg and Holly walk through red flags every taxpayer should know to avoid becoming the victim of a last-minute tax scam with Susan Spiers, CPA and CEO of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced its new Temple Square Visitor's Center that will open next month. The center will have replicas of the celestial room and baptismal font, along with the first walk-through experience of a temple. Sarah Jane Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show with details.

"Odgen Valley City" is a placeholder name for the city newly split from Huntsville, and they are asking residents for their thoughts on a new name for the city. Are you team Ogden Valley City? Or team name it something else? Greg and Holly discuss.

Amidst a war of words with The Pope, President Donald Trump on Truth Social posted an AI-generated image of him as Jesus healing the sick. He took the post down later, claiming that he thought it was of him as a doctor, not Jesus. The President is facing backlash over the image and the strange press conference he had involving a DoorDash driver. Greg and Holly discuss the backlash.

Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell announced Monday that he will resign from Congress after facing multiple sexual assault allegations that prompted an investigation and calls for him to step down. Not long after this announcement, we got another. GOP Representative Tony Gonzales of Texas announced he would also retire. Greg and Holly discuss what is going on on Capitol Hill with Congressional Reporter Cami Mondeux.

Springville Man Arrested, Accused of Killing Mother and Other Man Iran Peace Talks Fail, What's Next Pope Leo and the Politics of Peace Tax Tips: What Could Trigger an Audit $145 Million and Half the Land? SLC ICE Facility Latest Is Presidential Profanity Productive? Should AI tools be used in police work? Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban Voted Out After 16 Years in Power  Swalwell Bows Out of California Governor's Race Amid Sexual Assault Allegations Adventure With Caution: Goblin Valley Safety Tips Fun Facts, Closing Arguments, and an Underwater Parrot Adventure

Greg and Holly share the fun facts and closing arguments for the day, plus a story of one parrot's underwater adventure that's gone viral.

Goblin Valley State Park has seen search and rescue calls nearly every day over the past week. Drew Sprafke, Park Manager, Goblin Valley State Park, shares safety tips when visiting the park.

California Democrat Eric Swalwell is bowing out of the race for California's Governor following recent sexual assault allegations. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details and what this means for the race, Swalwell's position in Congress, and more.

Viktor Orban's 16 years in power in Hungary are over following a crushing defeat. Greg and Holly discuss the significance of this election.

Where does AI fit within police work? Detectives are reportedly testing out AI as a tool, but there is debate around how it should be used and when it should be disclosed. Chris Burbank, Former SLC Police Chief, shares his analysis on where AI fits within policing.

President Trump recently made a profanity-laced post on Truth Social regarding the war in Iran… Greg and Holly discuss how effective this type of language really is in the US's interest. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show.

The Department of Homeland Security paid $145M for an ICE facility in SLC, but they may only own half of the land. KSL TV's Garna Mejia joins the show with the latest information.

Tax Day is only TWO days away! Greg and Holly walk through the common mistakes to avoid that could trigger an IRS audit with Susan Spiers, Licensed CPA and CEO of the UACPA.

"War divides; hope unites. Arrogance tramples upon others; love lifts up." Pope Leo has been quite outspoken against war. Is this common for religious leaders to speak out like this, and what is the impact? Greg and Holly discuss this with Sarah Jane Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News.

After more than 20 hours of discussion, peace talks between Iran and the US have failed. This morning, the US is blockading Iranian ports and coastal areas. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments with Joe Khalil, NewsNation's Senior Congressional Correspondent.

A Springville man has been arrested and accused of killing his mother and another man who have both been missing for weeks. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments in the case.

The Salt Lake County Democratic Party held its county convention on Saturday, and SLCO DA Sim Gill held on by a sliver to go to a primary with his challenger, Shawn Robinson. Greg and Holly discuss what unfolded at the convention.

Inflation Spikes in March Michael Phelps Weighs In on Utah’s Olympic Future Wear Blue Day: National Child Abuse Prevention Month Splashdown! Artemis II Returns to Earth Today Pick Your Own Tulips! Inside the Utah Tulip Festival in Spanish Fork Hockey in Utah: Mammoths to Playoffs and Grizzlies Say Farewell Movies that Make You Want to Travel

Holly and Greg check in with KSL Movie Show Hosts, Andy Farnsworth and Val Cameron, on the big movie of the week, You, Me, & Tuscany, and dive into a fun film question: which movie location was so stunning it made you want to visit in real life? From Lord of the Rings to Solo Mio and more, we go through our cinematic travel wish list. 

Utah hockey fans may be feeling some mixed feelings today. The Utah Mammoth are officially heading to the playoffs for the first time in Utah… But also... It's the last weekend of games for the Utah Grizzlies before they head to New Jersey... Jon Smith, The Arrow, who's also a hockey expert, joins the show to talk about the final Grizzlies games and where hockey is headed in Utah.

There is a tulip festival in Spanish Fork where you can wander through rainbow rows of tulips and pick your own to take home! The Utah tulip festival just kicked off this week in Spanish Fork. Kara Lewis, the owner of the Utah Tulip Festival, joins the show to explain what to expect at the Festival.

The "moon joy" mission is set to splash down later today, and Utahns are giddy with excitement and anticipation. The hosts speak with the president of the Salt Lake Astronomical Society about what to expect with the re-entry.

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and April 10th, 2026, is Wear Blue Day. Greg and Holly speak with Sarah Nitta, Director of Education & Development with Prevent Child Abuse Utah, about the importance of bringing awareness to child abuse and prevention.

2034 may sound far off, but for Salt Lake City’s Olympic planners, the countdown is already on. With years of preparation underway, momentum is building fast. Deseret News Editor Sarah Weaver joins the conversation with the latest developments around Utah’s Olympic efforts, what’s happening behind the scenes, and what still lies ahead. Plus, hear why Olympic legend Michael Phelps was recently in Utah and the advice he’s sharing as the state looks toward the world stage.

The big spike in gas prices has, not surprisingly, caused a sharp spike in inflation in March.  Zions Bank senior economist Robert Spendlove joins the show with a live breakdown of the new inflation numbers.

Newly unsealed court records detail what investigators say the accused gunman and others close to him said — and wrote — after the deadly shooting at UVU. We've also learned of DNA evidence found near the location Kirk was killed. Greg and Holly walk through the latest details.

Topics we will discuss in this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Can Utah's AI Sandbox Go National? Ceasfire or Cyber War? Inside Iran's Escalating Attacks on U.S. Infrastructure Sitting in the Car to Decompress: Healthy Pause or Harmful Habit? Automatic Registration for U.S. Military Draft to Begin in December

Greg and Holly share the fun facts of the day and closing arguments about economic uncertainty in the U.S.  

Eligible men will automatically be registered into the military draft pool by December as part of an effort to streamline the previous process of self-registration and save money. Greg and Holly explain what this means and what it doesn't.

In a guilty plea, long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann  admitted to the killing of 8 women over 17-years. Greg and Holly break down the details and share analysis. 

From pressure on the Strait of Hormuz to the everyday choices families are making at home, the war in Iran is creating a economic rollercoaster. Greg and Holly host a special hour on the economic impacts of the war — and how to keep your budget steady in uncertain times. The Strait of Hormuz has become the epicenter of economic tension. Michael Kofoed, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Tennessee, breaks down why this stretch of sea matters, how the war is shaping today's economy and the ripple effects that can come from conflict.  As Utah families adapt their wallets to an uncertainty economy, Shane Stewart, Certified Financial Planner with DMBA shares tips for families and individuals about adjusting and stretching your budget.

Utah has what is known as a regulatory sandbox for Artificial Intelligence, and Utah Congressman Mike Kennedy wants the federal government to adopt Utah's approach. Greg and Holly speak with Brigham Tomco with the Deseret News about the latest details.

You drive home from a long day, pull into the driveway, and you just sit there for as long as you need to before going inside. Why do we do this? Greg and Holly discuss and share insights on how this can be helpful for our stress, but also how to be mindful about how you actually spend that time.

Even as talk of a ceasefire emerges, U.S. officials warn Iran is ramping up cyberattacks targeting America’s most vital systems, from water and energy to transportation and communications. Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst, joins to break down the latest intelligence warnings, the risks to critical infrastructure, and the long‑standing concern that foreign adversaries may already have digital back doors inside U.S. systems.