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Sexual Fluidity
In a world that tends to separate people into defined groups, it’s not easy to be bisexual. Psychologist Lisa Diamond says the stereotype is that people…
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The Life of Margaret Fuller
Even if you've never heard of Margaret Fuller, you know the people of her circle. She was Thoreau's first editor, Horace Greeley made her a front-page…
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Radio Hour Episode 1: Poe
Plan B Theatre Company and RadioWest present a special Hallowe'en live radio theatre performance. Three actors and a sound effects artist will perform…
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Through the Lens: The Kill Team
On Wednesday, September 3, RadioWest and the Utah Film Center present the next documentary in their Through the Lens film series. The Kill Team tells the…
A Celebration of Harold Pinter
As the Nobel-winning playwright, Harold Pinter was known for his intense, uncomfortable, and dark works. But he was also a poet, and in 2005, he asked the…
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The Crucible of Doubt
Thursday, Doug is joined by Mormon scholars Terryl and Fiona Givens. Their latest book is an exploration of faith and doubt in religious life. It’s a…
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Border-Crossers and a New America
Veteran journalist Charles Bowden drove 7,000 miles on the Mexican-US border - from crossings where masses spend their life savings on horrible journeys,…
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Chase Peterson, The Guardian Poplar
Wednesday, we're remembering former University of Utah President Chase Peterson, who died Sunday at the age of 84. Dr. Peterson wrote a book he said was…
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Guns in Utah's Classrooms
Last week, a Utah teacher injured herself when her concealed handgun accidently fired. The incident renewed discussion across the state about whether or…
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Big Data and the End of Privacy
You may not by aware of it, but you are being tracked. Nearly every move you make on the Internet results in data that is gathered not just by…
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