KSL NewsRadio launches all-new ‘Inside Sources’ with Greg Skordas and Holly Richardson

SALT LAKE CITY– KSL NewsRadio is changing its weekday lineup with the premiere of an all-new Inside Sources. Beginning Monday, June 9, the show will air from 9 a.m. to noon and co-hosted by Greg Skordas and Dr. Holly Richardson, two well-known voices in Utah’s legal and political circles.

New era for ‘Inside Sources’ 

“Inside Sources” has been a mainstay on KSL NewsRadio, offering solution-oriented news, analysis and thoughtful commentary on the stories shaping life in Utah. The addition of Skordas and Richardson marks a new chapter for the program.

Greg Skordas, a respected Utah defense attorney, former prosecutor and past candidate for Utah attorney general, joins the show alongside Dr. Holly Richardson, a former Utah state legislator who currently serves as editor of Utah Policy and writes a regular column for the Deseret News.

“This reflects our commitment to provide Utahns with smart, solution-oriented news and analysis,” said Tanya Vea, President and Chief Operating Officer of Bonneville International, which owns KSL NewsRadio. “Greg and Holly bring a rare depth of expertise, perspective, and connection to our community.”

Debbie Dujanovic retires after 30+ years in broadcasting

The programming shift comes as KSL NewsRadio bids farewell to longtime host Debbie Dujanovic. Her final show aired Friday, June 6. Dujanovic retires after more than three decades in television and radio broadcasting in Utah.

Dave Noriega, who co-hosted alongside Dujanovic and played an integral role on the show since its inception, also recently concluded his time with KSL NewsRadio.

“We are deeply thankful for Debbie’s leadership and the trust she built with our audience,” said Ruth Todd, Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer at Bonneville International. “Her retirement is well-earned, and we look forward to ushering in a new era of midday radio that continues our tradition of excellence and community connection.”

KSL NewsRadio expands morning programming

With the move, KSL NewsRadio reinforces its mission to offer engaging, informative and locally connected content to Utah listeners throughout the day.

“Our evolving lineup reflects what KSL NewsRadio stands for—credible voices, engaging conversations and a deep connection to the community,” said Kevin LaRue, Program Director at KSL NewsRadio. “No matter the topic or the time of day, our listeners know we have them covered.”