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Digital Content Producer

Michelle Lee

About

Michelle Lee joined KSL NewsRadio in 2022 as an associate producer, contributing to shows like Dave & Dujanovic, Inside Sources, and KSL @ Night. She also gained hands-on experience in board operation and field producing for Jeff Caplan’s Afternoon News.

She’s handled guest booking, article writing, and social media content as the producer for KSL Greenhouse, KSL Drives, and the Let’s Get Moving with Maria podcast.

Now, Michelle is a digital content producer, writing and editing articles, creating social media content, and managing breaking news coverage.

Expertise

  • Producing talk radio shows
  • News writing and editing
  • Social media content creation and management

Experience

  • Digital Content Producer (2024–Present)
  • Associate Producer, KSL NewsRadio (2022–2025)

Education

  • B.S. in Telecommunication, University of Florida
  • Outside Concentration in Communication Studies

Certifications

  • TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)

Achievements & Awards

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Social Media Profiles

Colon cancer: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Allison Sabin, Utah Gastroenterology PA, to learn about colon cancer symptoms and treatment.
2 years ago

Make healthier food choices every day

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Brent Franson, Founder and CEO of Most Days, to learn how to make healthier food choices.
2 years ago

What is renewal pruning?

Many of KSL Greenhouse listeners have asked questions about pruning. To help answer some of them, KSL Greenhouse Hosts Taun and Maria introduced a process called renewal pruning.
2 years ago

LISTEN: Should we observe daylight saving time year-round?

It’s now been a few days since daylight saving time started, and it seems like a lot of people are feeling tired and sleepy.
2 years ago

Patient burnout is a public health crisis

Let's Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with MDVIP's Medical Director Dr. Alan Reisinger to learn what's making patient burnout a crisis.
2 years ago

Here’s how to start your seeds indoors

The time for spring seed starting is here. Here are some of the basics that you need to know before starting seeds indoors.
2 years ago

The hidden dangers of too much sugar

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Health Educator Troy Duell to learn about the hidden dangers of sugar.
2 years ago

It’s time for tulips to bloom

Tulips are getting ready to bloom. If you planted these in the fall, your garden will soon be filled with bright and colorful bulbs.
2 years ago

Growing dwarf fruit trees

One of the topics the KSL Greenhouse show has been covering a lot these past few weeks is gardening in small spaces. Last week, Hosts Taun and Maria decided to continue this discussion, with the focus on dwarf fruit trees.
2 years ago

Tips for gardening efficiently in small spaces

If you live on a small property, it can be challenging to build a nice, substantial garden for yourself. Fortunately, Horticulturist Sheriden Hansen has some tips.
2 years ago

What steps are you taking to keep your heart healthy?

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Curtis Anderson to learn what steps we can take to keep our heart healthy.
3 years ago

Extend your growing season with cold frames

The changing seasons may make it difficult to grow vegetables year-round, but there are ways you can extend your growing season. JayDee Gunnell joined the KSL Greenhouse show to discuss how cold frames can help you garden for just a bit longer.
3 years ago

Try these posture-improving exercises

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Fascia and Posture Expert Dr. Liza Egbogah to learn some posture-improving exercises.
3 years ago

Selecting the best blackberry varieties to grow in northern Utah

Berries are one the most popular types of fruits that people like to grow in Utah. Last week on the KSL Greenhouse show, Taun and Maria gave some suggestions for the best blackberry varieties to grow in the northern Utah area.
3 years ago

Building friendships that enrich your life

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Friendship & Connection Coach Alex Friedman to learn how building friendships can enrich life.
3 years ago

Fruits and vegetables you can grow in a small yard

Got a small yard? Don’t let that discourage you from planting! Horticulturist Liz Hamilton says there are plenty of smaller fruits and vegetables you can grow in a limited space.
3 years ago

Understanding your personality can improve your relationships

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Relationship Coach Lisa Sanders to learn how understanding personality can help relationships.
3 years ago

To till or not to till?

To till or not to till… It’s a common question gardeners ask around this time of year as they are starting to plan their gardens.
3 years ago

Finding greater happiness in life

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Dr. Milla Titova, to learn about finding greater happiness in our everyday life.
3 years ago

What is slow composting?

When asked if he has a compost bin himself, Taun said he instead uses a technique called slow composting.
3 years ago

A little strength training goes a long way

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Luke Carlson, CEO of Discover Strength, to learn how strength training benefits our health.
3 years ago

Caring for houseplants in the winter

Do you own any houseplants? There are different ways to take care of them depending on the season.
3 years ago

The Mediterranean way of eating

Let’s Get Moving Host Maria Shilaos spoke with Suzy Karadsheh, Founder of The Mediterranean Dish, to learn the Mediterranean way of eating.
3 years ago

Best practices for using ice melt without ruining your yard

Now that it’s officially winter, it’s time to start preparing for the snow. One thing that a lot of people use during snowy winters is ice melt, which can impact your yard.
3 years ago