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Tan France On Queer Eye, Fashion And Home
Queer Eye's Tan France takes fashion seriously. It impacts how your carry yourself and your self-esteem. He joins us to talk about growing up, why fashion → Read More
How To Talk To Kids About Sex
When it comes to how schools teach kids about sexuality, there are no easy answers, and there never have been. So, what should we talk about, and who → Read More
Staff Picks: Mouth Sounds With Fred Newman
Voice artist Fred Newman is most famous for the voices and effects he improvised for the shows A Prairie Home Companion and Live From Here . He joined us → Read More
Staff Picks: The Genius Of Jad Abumrad
Radiolab co-host Jad Abumrad is a genius. Back in 2011, he was certified when the MacArthur Foundation awarded him a “genius grant.” Jad thinks public → Read More
A Note From Doug Fabrizio
RadioWest is taking a summer vacation that starts Monday, May 27. Read Doug’s letter below and then check out our summer schedule changes. Hi Everyone, I’m → Read More
The Salt Lake Tribune's Nonprofit Future
The Salt Lake Tribune has undergone lots of changes in the recent past, but nothing like what it plans next. The newspaper announced it plans last week to → Read More
The Goodness Paradox
Monday, we're talking about this strange mix in human nature of virtue and violence. The anthropologist Richard Wrangham is fascinated by how and why → Read More
Missionary Phone Home
Instead of twice a year, LDS missionaries can now call, video chat, message or text once a week. Tuesday, we’re talking about it and we want to hear from → Read More
The Last Cowboys
Friday, we're talking about the Wright family of ranchers and championship buckle-winning bronc riders in central Utah. They're working to keep a foot in → Read More
The History Of The White Power Movement
Monday, we’re talking about the roots of the white power movement. Historian Kathleen Belew traces it back to the 1970s, when some soldiers returned from → Read More
Place And The Politics Of Pollution
Sociologist Robert Bullard is known as the "father of environmental justice,” and he joins us Friday to talk about how minorities and poor communities have → Read More
Jellyfish And The Art Of Growing A Backbone
Chances are you've never given jellyfish a second thought. The science writer Juli Berwald gets it, but she loves them. She's written a book about how → Read More
The Life And Work Of Frederick Douglass
Monday, we’re talking about Fredrick Douglass, escaped slave, educator, and orator. Historian David Blight says that words were his only weapon, and he → Read More
The LDS Church And The Politics Of Medical Cannabis In Utah
Monday, we’re talking about what role the LDS Church played in the shaping of Utah’s medical cannabis law. Some say the Church got too involved in the → Read More
The History And Necessity Of Bees
A lot of people hate bugs, but even most bug haters have a soft spot for bees. The biologist Thor Hanson has written a new book that explores the natural → Read More
Beyond Candidates: 2018 Ballot Measures
Utah voters have some important decisions to make this November. From medical marijuana, to Medicaid expansion and a referendum on gerrymandering, it’s a → Read More
First Monday 2018: Bellwether Cases And The State Of SCOTUS
While controversy continues over Brett Kavanaugh's nomination for the Supreme Court, the 2018 term starts Monday. Our Legal scholars join us to talk about → Read More
Twenty Thousand Hertz
Wednesday, we’re talking about a podcast that challenges listeners to refine their sense of hearing. For host Dallas Taylor, sound can change how we → Read More
LGBTQ Youth, Faith, and Crisis
Utah has seen a staggering increase in youth suicide and some advocates blame LDS Church policies. Wednesday, we’re asking what the research shows and how → Read More
Robin
Tuesday, we're talking about Robin Williams’ life and inspirations, and what his public persona can tell us about the inner life he mostly kept to himself. → Read More