100 episódios

Inside Sources brings a one-of-a-kind insider perspective to Utah and national politics. 

Inside Sources KSL Podcasts

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Inside Sources brings a one-of-a-kind insider perspective to Utah and national politics. 

    Inside Sources Full Show May 13th, 2024: Tim Carney, Jason Carroll and Dave Schramm, J.R. Bird, Austin Sarat, and More!

    Inside Sources Full Show May 13th, 2024: Tim Carney, Jason Carroll and Dave Schramm, J.R. Bird, Austin Sarat, and More!

    Start your week off with Boyd Matheson. Tim Carney joins the show to discuss the lack of societal support towards parents and what we can do about that. A new toolkit that is connected to Governor Cox’s “Disagree Better” campaign is geared towards parents and how to have civil conversations in the whole. Jason Carroll and Dave Schramm were key scholars on the project. J.R. Bird paints an image of what life on the campaign trail looks like and what unique attributes he could bring to the table. We are seeing a sore loser mentality forming in political parties according to Austin Sarat and More!

    • 1h
    Jason Carroll, Dave Schramm: New Toolkit to Help Parents in Familial Disagreements

    Jason Carroll, Dave Schramm: New Toolkit to Help Parents in Familial Disagreements

    Fostering open and respectful dialogue has become increasingly crucial in our polarized world. In an era where differences often divide communities and families, it's essential to equip ourselves with the tools to navigate disagreements constructively. Recognizing this need, a collaborative effort between scholars from Brigham Young University and Utah State University Extension has pioneered a new online resource called the "Disagree Better: A Parenting Toolkit". This asset is aimed at empowering families to manage conflicts with civility and understanding and promises to guide parents and children alike in learning how to disagree better, both within their homes and beyond. Jason Carroll from the Wheatley Institute and Dave Schramm from Utah State University join the show.

    • 8 min
    Tim Carney: Does Society Not Support Parents?

    Tim Carney: Does Society Not Support Parents?

    In the ever-evolving landscape of modern society, the role of motherhood stands as a cornerstone, both cherished and complex. However, the lived experiences of mothers in America nod to a growing perception: that mothers lack adequate societal support. Some, including Tim Carney, argue that mothers are often left to navigate the complexities of raising children with minimal societal backing. Is that the reality? If so, what can we do?

    • 14 min
    Nick Robertson: Is Your Degree Financially "Worth It"?

    Nick Robertson: Is Your Degree Financially "Worth It"?

    As the confetti settles on another graduating class, an important question arises: how well do their hard-earned degrees align with their future financial prospects? A new study sheds light on this critical issue, revealing that not all academic paths lead to equal returns on investment. Nick Robertson discusses the findings with Boyd and what that means for current college students and alumni. While the pursuit of knowledge should never be solely about monetary gain, it is important for students and families to understand the economic implications of their educational choices. 

    • 11 min
    J.R. Bird: Life on the Campaign Road

    J.R. Bird: Life on the Campaign Road

    J.R. Bird, a candidate for the 3rd Congressional District spot, talks to Boyd about what life is like in the middle of campaign season. They talk about J.R.’s platform and the things that he would bring to the table. J.R. emphasizes building consensus and common ground for all.

    • 7 min
    Austin Sarat: Sore Loser Mentality in our Political Parties

    Austin Sarat: Sore Loser Mentality in our Political Parties

    In today's politics, a troubling trend that we see is an increasingly sore attitude towards losing. The question, “What makes it all worth it, even if you don't win?” seems to be increasingly hostile to people who are only satisfied with our democratic process if the result is what they want. Austin Sarat joins Boyd to talk about this sore loser mentality that is becoming more prevalent. 2024 is going to be a tight race, not only for President, but for elected positions all over the country and we need to be watchful of sore losers in our election process.

    • 10 min

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