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Mark Hofmann Part Three: The Art Of Forgery
Besides being important figures in American history and letters, what do Emily Dickinson, Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln and many others have in common? All…
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Web Extra: Derek Kitchen On Exploring Polyamory
Before he was a Utah State Senator, Derek Kitchen was part of an important lawsuit that challenged the state’s ban on same-sex marriage. But while he was…
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How Interior Secretary Deb Haaland Could Shape Western Lands
The writer David Treuer notes in a new article in The Atlantic that before Columbus arrived in North America, Native people controlled one hundred percent…
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Writer Craig Childs On The Beauty Of Dry Places
In his latest book, the writer and adventurer Craig Childs writes that he dreams of canyons and was born to deserts — deserts ruled by a god of drought…
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Ryan Michael Painter On Being ‘The Unexpected Son’
Ryan Michael Painter’s father was Utah’s first documented death from an AIDS-related illness. We’ll talk with Ryan about his memoir, The Unexpected Son…
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Web Extra: Tyler Measom and Diana Whitten on Ballet West's Lost Year
As the dancers of Utah’s Ballet West prepared for their first public performance during the COVID-19 pandemic, directors Diana Whitten and Tyler Measom…
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Why Do Pro Sports Still Sideline Women?
If you’re a woman in the sports world, trying to dominate the field can be a tough gig. Julie DiCaro joins us to talk about her book Sidelined: Sports,…
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What Do Lawmakers Really Understand About Critical Race Theory?
During a special legislative session May 19, Utah Republicans passed two controversial resolutions that banned critical race theory in Utah schools and…
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Web Extra: How Trauma Lives In Our Bodies
Psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk is an expert on treating trauma. He says that the body and brain are literally reshaped after a traumatic experience. And…
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Michael Lewis On The People Who Predicted The Pandemic
There was no way to know the COVID-19 pandemic was going to get as bad as it got in the U.S. … or was there? In his latest book The Premonition, Michael…
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