Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

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

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

The focus of the first night of the Democratic presidential debates spotlighted the liberal wing of the party represented by Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Studying trust (and distrust) in America

Americans have relatively high trust in scientists, the military and police, but low trust in business leaders, elected officials and journalists.
7 years ago

Inside Sources: Bishop calls it quits

U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, told Boyd Matheson on "Inside Sources" on Monday that he won't seek re-election in 2020, honoring a commitment he made seven years ago.
7 years ago

Utah politicians praise congressional budget deal, criticize partisan politics

A former Utah congresswoman and two current members of the state's congressional delegation are weighing in on big issues addressed by US lawmakers this week with a measure of both praise and criticism. 
7 years ago

Inside Sources: With an eye on exploding U.S. debt, Sanford mulls long-shot White House run

Ex-Rep. Mark Sanford of South Carolina says longshot presidential bid would be worth it to elevate the conversation about debt and deficit.
7 years ago

Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson: Vicious circle of political rhetoric is exhausting

The U.S. is exhausted of the rhetoric coming from D.C. Time to move beyond the vicious circle.
7 years ago

JayMac: The time for talk is over

JayMac: My favorite thing to hear from listeners is "You know, Jay Mac, I don't agree with everything you have to say, but I understand how you got there."
7 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Six things you need to tell your kids about money

"I was part of that. I felt completely unprepared to manage my money because I was a broke college kid and had no money," said Dave Noriega.
7 years ago

Mike Lee talks about protecting kids in this dangerous digital world

Some 55% of human trafficking survivors first encounter their traffickers online, via text message or smartphone apps, said Senator Mike Lee.
7 years ago

Will Mia Love run for office in 2020?

Filling in on "The JayMac News Show," guest host Kirk Jowers interviewed former Utah Rep. Mia Love about a possible renewed run for Congress.
7 years ago

Arches gets nod as dark park

Arches National Park wins certification for naturally dark night skies. The certification means that the park benefits from an almost perfect lack of light pollution.
7 years ago

JayMac: Will July 4th military parade salute America or Trump?

Will president's July Fourth military parade in D.C. be a salute to America or to Trump?
7 years ago

Should Nike recall its Betsy Ross flag sneaker?

The Nike Air Max 1 USA has a retail value of $120 but is selling for more than $2,000 on resale site StockX after the shoes were pulled from retail shelves.
7 years ago

JayMac: A cautionary tale from a young woman’s death

A young woman's death exposes dangers lurking online
7 years ago

JayMac: Don’t blame Mackenzie Lueck for her disappearance

JayMac: Resist the urge to blame the victim until all the facts are in. Mackenzie Lueck and all victims deserve better from us.
7 years ago

Photo of tragic drowning. Will it unite or divide?

Will a horrific photo from the US border continue to divide us on immigration policy or unite us to prevent another tragedy?
7 years ago

Snapped the selfie, but missed the moment

Is it appropriate to take a selfie at these sites? After all, they are tourists spots and tourists take photos. But should they?
7 years ago

JayMac: Sick of babysitting parents, kindergarten teacher quits

A Virginia teacher says it's not her kindergarten students who are driving her away from the profession. It's the parents.
7 years ago

JayMac: What do you think is driving the soaring suicide rate?

Suicide rates escalating in the U.S. -- skyrocketing in Utah. There is help out there.
7 years ago

JayMac: the new anti-road rage app that could help us all get along better

RoadWayve is designed to be an anti-road rage device that mounts on the rearview window of your car and can communicate to drivers around you.
7 years ago

JayMac: How long should teens be responsible for dumb social-media stuff?

How long should teens be responsible for posting dumb stuff on social media?
7 years ago

JayMac: Motorcyclists are not butting in line

Not your job to enforce ANY traffic law, pizza delivery dude.
7 years ago

JayMac: What’s the most outrageous speech you’ve ever heard at a graduation?

JayMac: Instead of addressing the whole student body, the valedictorian made it about herself. This is the height of selfishness.
7 years ago

JayMac: Trump OK with foreign meddling in U.S. elections — again

Jaymac wonders if President Trump did not learn a lesson about foreign meddling in the last election as he said would not alert the FBI if a foreign figure gave him information on a political opponent.
7 years ago