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The Disinformation Report
Wednesday, we’re talking about how the Russians tried to influence the 2016 presidential election. Researcher Renee DiResta joins us to explore the…
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Sundance 2019: The Biggest Little Farm
Monday, we begin our Sundance coverage with a documentary about a farm. John and Molly Chester wanted to create a place that followed the way a natural…
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Sundance 2019: Miles Davis - Birth Of The Cool
Even people who don’t like jazz know about Miles Davis. Director Stanley Nelson’s latest film profiles the mercurial musician whose relentlessly creative…
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Sundance 2019: Bedlam
Friday, a harrowing look at how America cares for those suffering serious mental illness. Director Ken Rosenberg’s film Bedlam follows several mentally…
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Napoleon
Thursday, we’re looking at the life of Napoleon. Sure, he was crowned emperor of France, but the historian Adam Zamoyski says he was also a rather…
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How Should Utah Punish Hate?
Monday, we’re discussing a legislative bill that would strengthen Utah’s hate crimes law. Public prosecutors have called the present law "worthless," but…
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The Next Mormons
Scholar Jana Riess joins us to explain what she’s learned about millennial Mormons. In a new book she says that while they believe, they’re often more…
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Through The Lens: The Untold Story Of Alice Guy-Blaché
Friday, we continue our series on documentary film with the story of Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female filmmaker. She wrote, produced, or directed a…
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Picasso's Revolution
When Pablo Picasso moved to Paris in 1904 he was still struggling to find his artistic identity. Three years later, he broke through with one of the most…
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The 2019 Utah Legislative Session In Review
Friday, we’re recapping the 2019 Utah Legislative session. There's a lot to talk about, from the shrinking of voter-approved Medicaid expansion, to…
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