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TreeNoteTrees and Winter SportsWhen winter settles in, it’s great to get outside to navigate our snowy landscapes. But we don’t often think about how our winter adventures are often brought to us by trees.
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2026-01-2202 min2026-01-2203 min2026-01-2203 minTreeNoteHow macaws and almond trees help each otherBirds and trees are natural partners, but the Great Green Macaw and the Almendro Amarillo tree depend on each other for survival.
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One OgdenImmigration, Transportation, and Education with KUER Reporter Macy LipkinJournalist Macy Lipkin (KUER) joins One Ogden for a wide-ranging conversation about reporting on systems most people rarely see up close—and the people navigating them every day.https://www.kuer.org/macy-lipkin for links to her reporting https://www.instagram.com/reportermacylipkin/ on instagramStories covered:What a day without a car taught us about taking Salt Lake City’s public transitOgdenites want to know: Why is there no 12th Street bridge over the train tracks?Ogden wants to breathe life back into Union Station, and it needs UTA’s help...
2026-01-0417 minTreeNoteTrains and TreesI recently took the train from Salt Lake City to California, my first such experience in decades. Each mile, my train passed over 3,000 railroad ties — nearly all of them made from trees.
2026-01-0102 minTreeNoteThe Holiday GreensWith the holidays come evergreen wreaths on people's doors and windows — which got host Nalini Nadkarni asking: Where does all of this holiday greenery come from?
2025-12-2502 minTreeNoteFrankincense & myrrhThese two tree resins have a long human history, and these days are in danger of being over sourced.
2025-12-1802 minTreeNoteThe overlooked wood in the orchestraOrchestras are full of wooden instruments, but the piece that unifies the group is the one that most of us forget about.
2025-12-1102 min
Utah News and InfoUtah's Pivotal Week: Redistricting, Economic Shifts, and Climate Challenges Reshape the Beehive StateUtah listeners are watching a fast-moving mix of political, economic, and environmental developments shape the Beehive State this week.According to KUER, Utah lawmakers met in a rare December special session to respond to a court-ordered congressional map that created a new left-leaning district in northern Salt Lake County.[KUER] The Republican supermajority passed SB2001, pushing the 2026 congressional candidate filing window from January to March to allow more time for appeals, and approved changes making the Utah Supreme Court the exclusive venue for election and redistricting appeals, moves framed as improving “judicial efficiency.”[KUER] KUTV reports that Governor Spen...
2025-12-1103 min
TreeNoteThe rare double coconutYou've seen coconuts, but what about the giant — and wonky — double coconuts?
2025-12-0402 minTreeNoteThe Peppery Allspice TreeThe first time I helped my mom make a pumpkin pie for our Thanksgiving dinner, my job was to retrieve the spaces for the filling. I knew what cinnamon and nutmeg were, but what in the world was allspice?
2025-11-2702 minTreeNoteHow to break down a leafIt's that time of year when nature goes all-in on leaf demolition. So, what's the process?
2025-11-2002 min
TreeNoteLife in the treetopsIn the four decades that I've studied treetop biology, I've always focused on canopy-dwelling plants. But forests also support a fascinating array of arboreal animals.
2025-11-1302 minTreeNoteMaple trees' little helicoptersOne of my favorite traits of maple trees is how they distribute their seeds.
2025-11-0602 minTreeNoteA Witches' BroomIf you look up at a forest canopy, you might see what look like tangled clusters of twigs scattered among the branches.
2025-10-3002 minTreeNoteTrees in BooksTrees grace many works of fiction. Think of the magnificent treehouse in “The Swiss Family Robinson,” a beautiful, elevated place of safety on a deserted island.
2025-10-2402 min
Something Was WrongS24 Ep18: Fear-Driven
*Content Warning: distressing themes, self-harm, rape, substance abuse, substance use disorder, child abuse, verbal abuse, mental abuse, physical abuse, institutional abuse, childhood sexual abuse, sexual abuse, suicidal ideation, death, and suicide.*Free + Confidential Resources + Safety Tips: somethingwaswrong.com/resources Snag your ticket for the live Home for the Holidays event here: https://events.humanitix.com/swwxtgi Check out our brand new SWW Sticker Shop!: https://brokencyclemedia.com/sticker-shop *SWW S23 Theme Song & Artwork: The S24 cover art is by the Amazing Sara StewartFollow Something Was Wrong:
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2025-10-2356 minTreeNoteThe resonance of hardwoodClarinets are made from a tree in the rosewood family, a dense hardwood that allows makers to create instruments with long vibrations and resonant tones.
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TreeNoteSpanish moss? Not exactly.On a recent visit to south Florida, I was intrigued to learn about Spanish moss, a plant that looks like wispy gray hair draped in the crowns of live oak and other trees in subtropical woodlands.
2025-10-0902 minTreeNoteThe seaworthy wooden canoeJust how far could a primitive wooden raft get you across the ocean? According to archeologists, much further than we previously thought.
2025-10-0202 minTreeNoteWhat makes the aspen quake?The world of trees creates many superlatives — the oldest tree, the tallest tree — but I bet that the quaking aspen is the world's liveliest tree. Its round leaves flutter in the slightest breeze.
2025-09-1802 min
acht nachHandeln (Folge 9)"Nachhaltigkeit muss machbar sein" – Sarah über Klimaschutz im Alltag und die Kraft von NetzwerkenIn dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Sarah, leidenschaftliche Netzwerkerin und Mitorganisatorin des Gutes Klima Festivals, über ihren persönlichen Weg zur Nachhaltigkeit und wie Vernetzung die grüne Wirtschaft stärkt. Blogbeitrag: kerngesun.deGutes Klima Festival│ein Fest für alle Sinne, für gutes Klima und für ein nachhaltigeres Leben. 28. Juni 2025 │ 12.00-18.00 Uhr │Zeche Carl in Essen│Eintritt frei Gemeinsam. Nur gemeinsam lässt sich Veränderung gestalten. Einfach. Ein nachhaltiges Leben ist leichter als gedacht und macht Sp...
2025-05-2933 min
State StreetState Street bonus: 6 bills got hit with a vetoOn the season finale we kind of left things hanging. Will Gov. Spencer Cox veto any of the 582 bills lawmakers passed? We're back to catch you up!
2025-04-0107 minState StreetEven outta sync, Utah passed 582 bills this seshOn the season nine finale of State Street, we explain why it wasn’t hunky-dory between the House and Senate. They had beef and that played out over the 45 days.
2025-03-1023 minState StreetMr. Postman, are there vote by mail changes for me?Covering all 80+ election bills this session would make anyone’s brain melt, so this week on State Street, we’re focusing on one in particular that could impact all 1.7 million registered Utah voters.
2025-03-0326 minState StreetShining light on Utah’s changes to its sunshine lawsThis week we're talking about GRAMA. No, we’re not talking about your sweet gramma who bakes you cookies — though we LOVE her — we’re talking about Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act.
2025-02-2425 minState StreetWelcome to Utah! *restrictions may applyUtah is leaning into a very different approach to immigration today than back in 2010 when the state made headlines with the Utah Compact on immigration. The compact was reaffirmed in 2019 — what's different now?
2025-02-1725 minState StreetThe viral spark behind Utah’s trans dorm billFor the fourth year in a row, lawmakers have taken up legislation that directly impacts transgender Utahns.
2025-02-1028 minState StreetUtah lawmakers poke the public union bearOrganized labor is having a moment in Utah politics right now.
2025-02-0322 minState StreetTired: The American Dream; Wired: The Utah DreamIf Utah is going to reach the idyllic future the leaders of today are promising it'll take bee work to make the dream work.
2025-01-2722 minState StreetNew year, new legislative session, new facesThe 2025 Utah legislative session (which opens Jan. 21) will have more than a few fresh faces — 22 to be exact. We talk to two of them.
2025-01-2025 minState StreetWhen Utah lawmakers get back to business, so does State StreetThe 45-day marathon draws near! How will Utah's GOP supermajority handle the new majority in D.C.? How about the Trump effect? Will there be another tax cut? We have questions...
2025-01-1302 minState StreetA shockingly straightforward Utah Election DayAmerica has spoken: Donald Trump will be the next president of the United States. But what happened in Utah? We learned a few things about the future of state politics.
2024-11-0719 minState StreetCould Utah follow Colorado down the purple path?Utah flipping blue isn't on our bingo card this election cycle. But the state is growing and changing quickly and Democratic strategists thinks there's a purple opening.
2024-10-3128 minState StreetEverybody get down with the down ballotThe big races at the top of the ballot get all the attention, but do you know who your local candidates are? We make our case for why you should be paying attention to races at the local level, too.
2024-10-2421 min
City Cast Salt LakeI-15 Officially Expanding, Election Security Qs, and Award-Winning ToiletsIt’s official: I-15 from Farmington to SLC is getting bigger. Executive producer Emily Means and KUER assistant news director Caroline Ballard break down the plan and its impacts to residents. Plus, ballots hit mailboxes this week, election pub trivia, and an outstanding restroom experience in SLC.Resources and references:
Check out voter information breakdown and election coverage
Audit finds errors with nomination signatures but candidates still qualify [KUER]
KUER Connects: 2024 Ballot Trivia Night
Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It’s the best way to support our work and help make sure w...
2024-10-1827 minState StreetUtah’s Senate race is hot for climate changeTwo climate advocates walk into a Utah Senate campaign... It's not a corny joke, it's what's actually happening in 2024. Times have changed.
2024-10-1721 minState StreetAmendment A falls into the voidAmendment A has gone the way of Amendment D. It’s still on your ballot, but no votes for or against it will be counted. That said, understanding A is important because it's likely to rise again...
2024-10-1021 minState StreetThe life & death (& likely return) of Utah’s Amendment DWhat is the voter’s place in Utah’s Democracy? It wasn't really an out loud question until the Utah Supreme Court stirred up a hornet's nest over citizen-led ballot initiatives.
2024-10-0325 minState StreetThe election is here, so never fear, State Street is here!This November has what we call "big ballot energy." Beginning Oct. 3, new episodes of State Street will be in your feed every Thursday through the election.
2024-09-2602 min
KameraterSkjer det noe i vinduet? Ja!Sommervinduet åpnes straks som nettmaskene etter et skudd fra Tore Sørås. Og sjefsspeider Jørgen Bjørn etterlater ingen tvil: Det blir trafikk. Like sikkert som at det aldri har vært geiter på Bjørnsætra. Kuer, Knut. Kuer. Odd skjønner fortsatt ikke hva som traff dem i 2. omgang i Skien. Vi vet. Det var Tore Sørås i en form stigende som prosjektilet som ga oss vårt syvende poeng på tre kamper. Vi snakker med midtbanemannen om både hans og lagets prestasjoner. Prestasjoner som er gode, men likevel ikke i nærheten av Bris...
2024-07-1545 minCity Cast Salt LakeThe New Mitt Romney? Elections Analysis, and an LDS Horror FilmUtah’s primary election results are in — what do they say about what voters want? KUER politics reporter Saige Miller joins executive producer Emily Means to analyze the juiciest political drama, from the Salt Lake County Council all the way up to the U.S. Senate. Plus, Hugh Grant is terrorizing sister missionaries, and join Salt Lake’s hottest reading challenge. Resources and references:
Turns out, Utah just isn’t that into MAGA candidates [KUER]
Why Utahns Love Romney, Sanctioned Camp Coordinates, and Fair Food [City Cast Salt Lake]
Join Salt Lake City Public Library’s Super Summer...
2024-06-2830 minState StreetTurns out, Utah just isn’t that into MAGA candidatesWhat do the candidates who won in the Utah primary show us about the state of Utah’s Republican Party? Especially as we look to young people and the future?
2024-06-2717 minState StreetIt’s a Grand Old (emphasis old) PartyThe primary is coming! We take a deep dive into messaging and examine what “brand” of conservative politics does and doesn’t get through to the Gen Z and Millennial voters in Utah.
2024-06-2025 minState StreetWhy politics give Gen Z the ickUtah is the youngest state in the union but you wouldn't know that by looking at who's voting. It's primary season and we wanted to why the youth seem disengaged.
2024-06-1318 minState StreetUtah’s hot primary summerEven though we’re months away from November, Utahns still need to pay attention to what goes down THIS month.
2024-06-0621 minState StreetHey party primary people! State Street is backWe’re walking you through the upcoming June 25 primary. Which is kind of the big freaking deal election in Utah, especially if you’re a registered Republican.
2024-05-3101 min
Alle podkastene til Radio RevoltAmmekyr, gifteklare kviger og Tinder for kuer [340]I denne episoden av Uillustrert Vitenskap snakker vi om kyr og melkeproduksjon! Denne gangen er det Emilie, comeback-Mari og kuekspert-Pernille som loser deg gjennom kuenes verden. Hva betyr drøvtygger? Hvordan sveiper kuer på Tinder? Og er det egentlig lov å si "kuer"? Dette får du kanskje svar på i dagens episode av Uillustrert Vitenskap!
2024-03-0536 min
Soziologische Perspektiven#217 Servant Politics im Gespräch mit Dr. Annika Daun (Smart-up Coach)DER Podcast für politische ReflexionsIMPULSE
https://servantpolitics.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/annika-daun/?originalSubdomain=de
https://www.proruhrgebiet.de/start-1/kontakt/
https://kuer.nrw/kuer-scouting/
https://schermbeck-online.de/schermbecker-chronik-des-jahres-2014/05-02-2014-198-3/
Einige Gedanken-Funken aus dem Podcast:
Vom Menschen aus denken
Gemeinwohl & Gemeinschaft
Ambidextrie (Beidhändigkeit) -> offen sein für Neues
Betroffene mit involvieren - Transparenz & Klarheit
Fachkompetenz
Politik als Netzwerk
Familie, Frauen & Bildung - individuelle Foci
Verwaltungsprozesse u.a. an Schulen
2024-01-2208 min
KZMU NewsRep. Phil Lyman makes run for Governor of UtahPhil Lyman will challenge Governor Spencer Cox next year. Lyman currently represents Utah’s House District 69, covering the southeast corner of the state. He says his gubernatorial campaign will focus on several conservative pillars, including natural resources, infrastructure and election integrity. And later on KZMU News: Moab’s municipal voters should see their ballots in the mail soon. And, we get to know the five candidates running for three seats on Moab’s city council. Plus, our radio partners interview a USU professor running the shores of Great Salt Lake to bring awareness to its shrinking water levels.
// Show Notes:
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2023-11-0113 min
KZMU NewsConservationists uneasy with lithium mining plan near MoabThe public only has a few more days to weigh in on a proposed lithium mining project near Moab. Lithium helps make electric vehicle batteries, which could help fight climate change. But as our partners at KUER report, there are environmental concerns about the mining itself. Plus, Saturday marks the historic anniversary of the 19th amendment which solidified the right of some women to vote. And later, our radio partners profile new research on goatheads and how PE instructors in our region are learning Native American games to teach in their gym classes.
// Show Notes:
// Photo: The Canyonlands National Park...
2023-08-2410 min
KZMU NewsWednesday June 7, 2023An excited, almost gleeful group of students gathered outside Margaret L. Hopkin Middle just before summer break. Using cans of spray paint, they created unique designs on several panels that will represent themselves and their school. The panels will hang in the Thunderbird’s Nest, a new ‘freestore’ at MLHM where students can exchange clothes and grab new items like toiletries and school supplies. Plus, researchers have confirmed the age of the Utah state dinosaur. And, an exploration of water flows from Lake Powell.
// Show Notes:
// Photo: Middle schoolers spray painted their own designs on a series of panels that will h...
2023-06-0710 min
KZMU NewsFriday, May 19, 2023New mountain lion hunting laws went into effect in Utah at the beginning of May. The laws now allow year-round, unlimited cougar hunting despite a decline in cougar numbers in recent years. Plus, Grand County School District is closed today and Monday following a Norovirus outbreak. We also hear from our partners at KUER about a state-wide initiative to fund outdoor recreation.
//Photo: New mountain lion hunting laws now allow for unlimited, year-round hunting despite a decline in cougar numbers. Courtesy of Carolyn Witson via Flickr.
//Show Notes:
//2023 Utah Cougar Guidebook
https://wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks/2023-24_cougar.pdf
//KUER...
2023-05-2031 min
KZMU NewsFriday, April 21, 2023Grand County Commissioners are considering handing off the Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission to the Red Cliffs Foundation, a new non-profit affiliated with the Moab Museum of Film and Western Heritage. We also hear from our partners at KUER and KDNK about Utah’s dwindling flood budget and drag queen storytelling in Colorado.
Plus, the Weekly News Reel! Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent has comments from the lead auditor tasked with looking into government performance in Grand and San Juan Counties. Plus, Grand’s commission once again nixed the Rally on the Rocks event and Lianna Etchberger is leaving the...
2023-04-2129 min
KZMU NewsFriday March 10, 2023What happened during Utah’s fast-paced 2023 Legislative session? For the past 45 days, the state’s political reporters worked at top speed to summarize key issues for Utahns. Today KUER’s Sean Higgins walks us through some of the biggest moments of the session.
// Plus, the Weekly News Reel! We check in with reporters on their latest stories of the Moab area. Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent discusses the possible end of WabiSabi, Moab’s new transit program, and community garden beds. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News explains why so many Moab mule deer are mangy. She also discusses a new st...
2023-03-1020 minCity Cast Salt LakeWhat To Expect From Utah Lawmakers on Big IssuesUtah lawmakers from across the state are making their way downtown and walking fast through the halls of the Capitol, ready to pass hundreds of bills that might change our lives. KUER politics reporter Saige Miller joins host Ali Vallarta to tease what to expect during the 45-day General Session. Plus, Saige (a former debate coach) shares some advice for legislators when debating their bills.Bookmark Sue Robbins’ educational resources for understanding gender-affirming health care. Check out State Street, KUER’s politics podcast.Subscribe to our...
2023-01-1720 min
Forklart JuniorKlimavennlige kuer, Maskorama og verdensrommetDenne uken møter vi noen kuer som prøver noe helt nytt for å bli mer klimavennlige. Du får også lære hvordan du kan bli en bedre Maskorama-detektiv, og vi skal en tur ut i verdensrommet for å høre om en stor nyhet som nylig skjedde der. Med programleder Kari Mette Hole, Nicolay Ramm og rom-forsker Pål Brekke.
2022-10-2112 min
Sent Away7: We Failed YouThe power of speaking out — and of celebrity. Paris Hilton goes public with allegations against Provo Canyon School. And she sparks a movement. Others share their stories. And a lawmaker hears them.Read more: More citations and new concerns follow Utah's increased oversightThis kind of investigative journalism takes a lot of time and money. Our news organizations are all nonprofits and we depend on support from people like you to do this important work.Donate: APM Reports | KUER | The Salt Lake Tribune
2022-04-1234 minSent Away6: This Is the PlaceHow did Utah become the epicenter of the teen treatment industry? It's a story of culture. And connections.Read: The answer is a complex combination of history, culture and weak regulationsSupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-04-0530 min
Go Ask AliInside the Troubled Teen Industry w/ Caroline ColeTrigger Warning: please be advised there is detailed discussion about assault and abuse of minors. What does a parent do when they feel like their child is in danger and is looking for help? They jump on the internet and start clicking. What they might find is a bunch of info about places all over the country they can send their kid to for rehabilitation and family unification. Sounds great, right? What they might not know, though, is that these places are unlicensed, unregulated, off the oversight grid and very often abusive. In fact, influencer Par...
2022-03-3151 minSent Away5: Under New ManagementEven after the police raid Integrity House, the state still doesn’t shut it down. A new owner vows to turn the place around. But when his staff are caught practicing a bizarre form of “therapeutic discipline” the state once again gives him a pass.Read more: Here's why Utah will soon make it easier to search a teen treatment program's violation historySupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-03-2925 minSent Away4: The Police Are HereA knock at the door. A police raid. An outpouring of allegations. But the case crumbles when the cops learn something they never knew about Daniel Taylor.Read more: Shutting down a teen treatment facility in Utah is no easy task, even after serious allegationsSupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-03-2234 min
KZMU Public AffairsGreat Wide Open - A Journey Into The Book CliffsOn the latest Great Wide Open, host Lisa Hathaway and her three intrepid guests take us on a journey into the Book Cliffs, a giant tract of rugged land that juts into Grand County. Although there is a long history of grazing and extractive projects in this area, ‘wildness’ remains the Book Cliffs most predominant feature. Since the 1980s, plans to pave a road through this area have been floated - lots of money has been spent on potential projects - but none have yet come to fruition. Guests Trish Hedin (Grand County Commissioner), Sam Van Wetter (Save The Book Clif...
2022-03-1855 minSent Away3: Blurred LinesFrom Integrity House to Daniel's house. The lines between the Taylors' business and the Taylor family all but disappear. Plus: what happens when a mother reports one of their employees to the police.Read more: How 'inappropriate boundaries' for staff can lead to sexual abuseSupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-03-1530 minSent Away2: What They SavedWith the state off its back, Integrity House is free to grow. We learn what it was like to live there day after day — what the people who worked there saw, and what the state did when one of them blew the whistle.Read more: 'Blindfolds, hoods and handcuffs': How some teenagers get to Utah's youth treatment programsSupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-03-0836 minSent Away1: Second ChancesA dark cave. A tragic accident. A new treatment center. The state of Utah tries to hold it accountable. But that turns out to be harder than you’d think.Read more: 'Blindfolds, hoods and handcuffs': How some teenagers get to Utah's youth treatment programsSupport investigative journalism: Donate now
2022-03-0831 minSent AwayTrailer: Sent AwaySent Away is a seven-episode series beginning March 8. New episodes every Tuesday.Learn more: sentaway.orgSupport investigative journalism: Donate now.
2022-03-0101 minKZMU Public AffairsGreat Wide Open – 2nd Annual Holiday Media Review!From books to podcasts, social media and film – it’s the 2nd annual Great Wide Open holiday review! Tune in for recommendations on outdoor rec-themed media – a great way to spend these long, dark, wintry nights. Host Lisa Hathaway jam-packs this episode with personal and listener-submitted reviews. Tune in!
Reviews + Recommendations –
Social Media:
Keri’s Pilates Room
@kerispilatesroom
Moab Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
@moabpt
http://www.moabphysicaltherapy.com/
Dr. Natasha Barnes
@natashabarnes
https://natashabarnesrehab.com/
Unlikely Hikers
@unlikelyhikers
https://unlikelyhikers.org/
Podcasts:
The Power Company Podcast
https://www.powercompanyclimbing.com/podcast
The Runout
https://runoutpodcast.com/
RadioWest
https://radiowest.kuer.org/
Megadrough...
2021-12-1736 min
Review and ReviseA response to Radio West's episode with John McWhorterRecently KUER's Radio West did an episode featuring John McWhorter and his new book.
https://radiowest.kuer.org/post/john-mcwhorter-woke-racism
This episode is a conversation with my brother Brett in reaction to that particular podcast episode.
2021-11-121h 35
Er Det Sant?Kuer, batikk og smerteEr det sant at kuer bare kan produsere melk etter de har vært gravide? Kan hasjrøyking føre til batikk? Og stemmer det egentlig at smerte bare sitter i huet?
2021-03-0138 min
Meat & Potatoes PodcastSalt Lake Tribune Editor Jennifer Napier-Pearce, Deseret News Editor Doug Wilks, and KUER Managing Editor Julia Ritchey.On today's show we bring you a conversation we had with Salt Lake Tribune Editor Jennifer Napier-Pearce, Deseret News Editor Doug Wilks, and KUER Managing Editor Julia Ritchey. This conversation took place at Silicon Slopes HQ in front of a live audience. We talked about the future of local news and each of their publication's approach on revenue and building a voice and community. This was one of the most interesting and unique conversations we've had at Silicon Slopes.
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Public Media DailyPMD #15: NPR/WNYC/WBEZ/TAL acquire Pocket Casts, WPLN's AP awards, a new news director for KUER and ATC's 47th birthday.Episode #15 and the final Public Media Daily for this week. Its now on your podcast feed so before you enjoy your weekend, highlights from Thursday, May 3rd include...1) NPR, WNYC Studios, 91.5 WBEZ Chicago and This American Life team up to buy the popular podcast app, Pocket Casts.2) 90.3 WPLN-FM Nashville wins 21 Tennessee Associated Press awards.3) 90.1 KUER-FM Salt Lake City has a new news director, Andrew Becker. Julia Ritchey will remain as Managing Editor.4) PBS has announced the hosts, stars and performers for this year's National Memorial Day Concert.5) South Carolina Public Radio has now added Reveal...
2018-05-0409 min
Guest Episodes Archives - Mormon Discussion by Bill ReelBonus: Radio West: Hans Mattson and Doubting MormonsThis is a a link to the podcast RadioWest and is linked from their site – http://radiowest.kuer.org/post/mormon-belief-digital-age All credit is given to this site for this link. Please check out radiowest – http://radiowest.kuer.org/ Their description of this broadcast – Thursday, we’re talking about what the New York Times has called a “wave of doubt and… Read More »Bonus: Radio West: Hans Mattson and Doubting Mormons
The post Bonus: Radio West: Hans Mattson and Doubting Mormons appeared first on Mormon Discussion by Bill Reel.
2013-07-2652 min
Guest Episodes Archives - Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full LineupBonus: Radio West: Hans Mattsson and Doubting MormonsThis is a a link to the podcast RadioWest and is linked from their site – http://radiowest.kuer.org/post/mormon-belief-digital-age All credit is given to this site for this link. Please check out radiowest – http://radiowest.kuer.org/ Their description of this broadcast – Thursday, we’re talking about what the New York Times has called a “wave of doubt and… Read More »Bonus: Radio West: Hans Mattsson and Doubting Mormons
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2013-07-2652 minMormon Discussion PodcastBonus: Radio West: Hans Mattson and Doubting Mormons
This is a a link to the podcast RadioWest and is linked from their site – http://radiowest.kuer.org/post/mormon-belief-digital-age
All credit is given to this site for this link. Please check out radiowest – http://radiowest.kuer.org/
Their description of this broadcast –
Thursday, we’re talking about what the New York Times has called a “wave of doubt and disillusionment” in the LDS Church. On Sunday, religion correspondent Laurie Goodstein profiled a Mormon leader who had his own crisis of faith as he learned about historical inaccuracies in official Church teachings: things like Joseph Smith’s polygamy and DNA evidence that c...
2013-07-2652 min