Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

Curt Gresseth is a digital content producer with KSL NewsRadio. You can contact him at cgresseth@ksl.com.

Live Mic: Driver saves life of suicidal man on highway’s edge

Kelli Snider knew something was wrong when she spotted a young man standing too close to rushing incoming vehicle on a highway in northern Utah.
7 years ago

Live Mic: Fewer immigrants affect on Utah and state economies

The US population during the past year continued a decade of decline, slowing to the lowest rate in the past century, according to newly released estimates
7 years ago

Live Mic: The average customer buying medical cannabis might surprise you

Medical cannabis is coming to Springville, Utah. Columbia Care, the company receiving the Springville license, says the average customer might not be quite who you expect.
7 years ago

Dem candidates sound off on impeachment at debate in L.A.

Seven Democratic presidential candidates tell the debate audience why they think all Americans should support the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
7 years ago

OPINION: Background checks for all gun show sales likely to face challenge

Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson is requiring all gun-show sales to undergo background checks. In this editorial, Lee Lonsberry writes this is overreach.
7 years ago

Lee Lonsberry steps up to the mic at KSL

Meet Lee Lonsberry, the former Doug Wright Show producer and aide to Rep. Rob Bishop, who returns to KSL NewsRadio to host a new talk show.
7 years ago

After deadly ambush, Sen. Mike Lee talks striking back at Mexican drug cartels

After drug cartels massacred nine U.S. citizens, Sen. Mike Lee says time is running out for the Mexican government to crack down on cartel violence.
7 years ago

Utah governor praises cleaner-burning Tier 3 fuel coming to Utah

Utah Gov. Gary Herbert says Tier 3 fuel is coming to Utah, and he expects that as more stations offer the fuel and more consumers start buying it, that Utahns along the Wasatch Front can expect an 80% decrease in pollution.
7 years ago

“Factcheck” Twitter deception criticized in U.K. politics

Avery Holton, associated professor of communications, joined Doug Wright on KSL Thursday to talk about the debate deception in the U.K.
7 years ago

For haunted house workers, customers can sometimes be downright scary

For haunted house workers, sometimes customers are frightening. Fear Factory GM Spencer Terry joins Doug Wright to explain.
7 years ago

Conference Conversations with Jeff Caplan: Tend to homelessness with love

SALT LAKE CITY, UT — It might seem odd that our discussion about homelessness in northern Utah begins with a bongo drum being pounded in Chennai, India, joined by a guitarist in Italy, and a drummer in Senegal, Africa. This beautiful song was recorded by musicians who played their instruments in nooks and crannies all […]
7 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Polls finds Warren locked in tie with Biden

Sen. Elizabeth Warren now leads former VP Joe Biden 27% to 25% among Democratic voters and independents who lean Democratic, according to the newest polls.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Kayaker tells his story of survival on the Great Salt Lake

Kaysville resident Weston Barnett joined Doug Wright on Inside Sources to tell his story of being rescued from the Great Salt Lake
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Salt Lake County Mayor’s trip to U.S.-Mexico border

Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson talks about her takeaway on the broken immigration system while visiting the southern US border.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Swallow looks back on his role in Utah’s biggest political scandal

John Swallow sat in Wednesday with Doug Wright to talk about the slow-creep resolution of his yearslong legal case and the corruption controversy surrounding it.
7 years ago

More Utah kids are getting concussions at recess than playing football

From 2016-2019, more than 1,500 Utah students suffered a concussion at school. And that number is likely underreported, said an expert.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Joe Walsh on why he’s running against Trump

Former Republican Rep. Joe Walsh of Illinois said he’s sorry he voted for President Donald Trump. Now, he says, he’s ready to do something about it. Guest co-hosts Amy Donaldson of the Deseret News and Utah Republican Rep. Steve Handy spoke Wednesday to Walsh on KSL’s “Inside Sources” about his primary challenge against Trump. Walsh’s announced his […]
7 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: U. program seeks to counter depression by teaching teens to be mindful

The University of Utah is conducting a research study examining how mindfulness can help teens stay healthy and prevent depression relapse.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Co-host shares her struggle with postpartum depression

KSL Newsradio host Lindsay Aerts speaks to Project Recovery host Casey Scott about her struggles with postpartum depression.
7 years ago

9-8-8 will be new suicide prevention hotline number, Stewart says

Like 9-1-1, there will soon be a national three-digit number -- 9-8-8 -- to call in case of suicide emergencies, in part thanks to a Utah Congressman.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Gun violence and grief in America

Gun violence and grief in America are discussed by KSL Newsradio's Boyd Matheson, the host of Inside Sources.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Grappling with U.S. mass shootings

Mass shootings are becoming all too common in America. What can we learn and how can we apply those lessons to what happens next?
7 years ago

Dave and Dujanovic: The dangers of THC vape pens

“You could be sitting next to someone smoking a THC cartridge and not even know it,” said DEA Agent Keith Martin of the Cleveland/Akron area.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Democratic presidential debates in Detroit: Night II, Round II

The second night of the second round of the democratic presidential debates featured less substance and more fighting, according to Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson.
7 years ago