Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, appeared in court today as his counsel made further requests in an attempt to limit media access to his trial. Greg offers his expert legal opinion as he and Holly break down the case.

 

Holly and Greg are joined by Utah Criminal Deputy Attorney Stewart Young, who heads up the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force. He explains what they're looking for, how they stop it, and how to keep your kids safe.  

 

2025 saw the loss of leaders in faith, entertainment, and politics. Holly and Greg discuss the legacies of those we lost this year.  

 

President of the Quorum of the 12 Apostles Jeffrey R. Holland passed away in the early hours of Saturday morning. Holly and Greg are joined by Deseret News Editor Sarah Jane Weaver to discuss the life and legacy of President Holland. 

 

Senator Todd Weiler joined Holly and Greg to discuss the latest ruling by Judge Diana Gibson that declared this case is "far from over." Weiler talks to Greg and Holly about his feelings on the case and what he believes is next. 

Andy Farnsworth and Rachel Wagner join Greg and Holly for a festive movie chat! We spotlight today’s pick, 'Marty Supreme', the story of a young man chasing greatness—and then dive into a fun question: If you could live inside any Christmas movie for a day, which one would it be? From 'White Christmas' to 'The Grinch's' Whoville, we share our favorites and why these films still warm our hearts. Plus, one must-watch Christmas classic before the season ends!

We’re slowing down this week to reflect on the stories and traditions that make Christmas meaningful.  Lois Collins from the Deseret News shares a candid story about how she “ruined her own Christmas” and why the Sub for Santa program holds a special place in her heart. It’s a conversation about giving, gratitude, and finding joy… even when things don’t go as planned.

2025 has been nothing short of breaking news. Sarah Weaver, editor of the Deseret News, joins to reflect on this year's major stories and their impact.

This story will melt your heart! Karen Taylor, who works with students at Mount Pleasant Elementary, brought holiday magic to first-grade students by hand-making hats based on each child’s drawing of hats! Greg and Holly describe the incredible photo showing the kids’ colorful sketches alongside the real-life replicas, and hear from Karen about what inspired her, how long it took, and the challenges she faced.