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Decades before social media, there was Dungeons & Dragons. Since the 70s the collaborative game has been the center of one of the original nerd…

Wednesday, Doug is joined by author and historian Nathaniel Philbrick for a grassroots look at the American Revolution. His latest book takes to the…

We continue our Through the Lens documentary series with a portrait of activism and unrest from Cairo's Tahrir Square. The film is called "The Square,"…

Thursday, we’re telling the story of Somalia’s pirates. Our guest is Jay Bahadur, whose first real experience as a journalist came in 2008 when he…

Monday, we're live from the Hinckley Institute of Politics with former Utah Governor and former US cabinet secretary Mike Leavitt and his Chief of…

This week, Plan-B Theatre Company opens what they're calling their "Season of Eric." It’s four works by Utah playwright and iconoclast Eric Samuelsen,…

Friday, 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…

Wednesday we're profiling the film Life According to Sam. Massachusetts teenager Sam Berns has a genetic syndrome called progeria. The name means…

Depression, darkness and disillusionment are frequent subjects in Nick Neihart’s song lyrics. Neihart fronts SLC-based band Pentagraham Crackers, and like…

In his latest book, cultural geographer Jared Diamond asks what modern people – a relatively new group in human history – can learn from long-established…