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  • Susan Matt, a professor at Weber State University, laughed when she first read of someone actually dying of homesickness. Nowadays, homesickness is…
  • Fact: Dessert is a frivolous indulgence that can even be harmful in excess. But that's what makes it interesting, says the writer Michael Krondl. As he…
  • A new survey ranked American schools 26th in math skills among 34 developed countries. That's below average, and we just managed average in science and…
  • Wednesday, we're talking about the LDS Church's new statement on the policy that banned black men from the priesthood for some 125 years. When it was…
  • Friday, federal judge Clark Waddoups delivered a ruling that essentially decriminalizes polygamy in Utah. It's still illegal to have more than one…
  • Tuesday, we're talking about the Dead Sea Scrolls and about life and faith in ancient Israel. Our guest is the Biblical scholar Risa Levitt Kohn,…
  • We continue our series on local music on Wednesday with Provo electro-pop duo Mideau. Their debut LP was one of the most buzzed-about albums of 2013. At…
  • Investigative journalist Radley Balko says that American police forces have become more like armies than keepers of the peace. He traces it back to the…
  • Some of you may be expecting a visit from that jolly Santa Claus this week (If you've been good, that is.) But just who is this man that will magically…
  • Tuesday, we're talking about the night sky and what it means when the stars are obscured by light pollution. It's not just poetry and the wonder of the…
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