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Thursday, Doug’s guest is Utah author and artist Teresa Jordan. Jordan was searching for a project to get her writing muscles back in shape, when she…

Along with the Rockefellers and Kennedys, the Kochs are among America's most influential dynasties. Fred Koch built a business empire and helped create…

Your body is host to about 100 trillion bacterial cells that form your microbiome, the complex ecosystem of microorganisms on which your life depends.…

The recent outbreak of measles has turned up the heat in the debate about immunization. The writer EulaBiss delved deeply into that dispute when preparing…

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…

For almost fifty years, the United States has maintained economic sanctions against Cuba. Little human, financial, or commercial traffic flows between the…

Thursday, we're wrapping up our coverage on US-Latin American relations with novelist Cristina Henriquez. Her latest book, The Book of Unknown Americans,…

Thursday, our guest is the journalist Hanna Rosin. Her November article for The Atlantic asks what we should be doing about teens and sexting. Now before…

In the sport of alpine ski racing, "the fall line" describes the shortest path down the race course and thus the shortest distance between a competitor…

Friday, we’re live at the Hinckley Institute of Politics for a look back at the 2015 Utah legislative session. We’ll be joined by Republican House Speaker…