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Utah and the NSA
This fall, the National Security Agency will begin operations at its 2 billion dollar Utah Data Center in Bluffdale. NSA expert James Bamford calls it the…
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Black Mormon
In 1836, Elijah Ables, a man of mixed-race, was ordained to the priesthood of the Mormon Church. He was a committed friend of Joseph Smith, and Ables…
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Hallucinations
In his latest book, the neuroscientist Oliver Sacks writes about his own history using psychoactive drugs. He’s said that apart from being both…
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Sharing the Colorado
An intense drought has gripped the American West since before the turn of the millennium. As the area's population booms, its snowpacks are thinning, its…
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Improving Utah Schools: Student Motivation
For all the debate around improving education, researcher Maria Ferguson says there's a critical piece that's often overlooked: how do you motivate…
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The Black Rhinos of Namibia
In the desolate deserts of Namibia, the esteemed nature writer Rick Bass espied glints of hope in a time of ecological disaster. He says that people in…
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Why Read Moby-Dick?
Friday, we're talking about why you should read "Moby-Dick." Our guide is the historian Nathaniel Philbrick, whose award-winning book "In the Heart of the…
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Dancing in the Street
In 1964, America was on the brink of a cultural revolution. The civil rights movement, portable music, the Vietnam War, the rise of black power and the…
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Listening is an Act of Love
Independent radio producer David Isay worried that the stories collected for the Story Corps project would eventually get repetitive and would only be…
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What's the Human Body Good For?
Like every other organism on the planet, humans evolved over thousands of years to survive and thrive under rather specific circumstances. But what…
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