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7/25/14: KCPW Presents “Walking Across America – Advice for a Young Man”

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Andrew Forsthoefel set out at age 23 to walk across America, East to West, 4000 miles, with a sign on him that

7/18/14 Behind the Headlines: Long AG Investigation Leads to Arrests; Herbert Seeks Review of Education Standards

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Former Attorneys General Mark Shurtleff and John Swallow were arrested on Tuesday morning, and now face a number of charges ranging from

7/18/14: KCPW Presents “Who Cares? (from Capital Public Radio)”

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As the U.S. population ages (there are now more Americans 65 and older than at any other time in history), the

7/11/14: Shurtleff texts, immigration reform, Jordan District split

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Text exchanges between former Attorney General Mark Shurtleff and a former aide highlight ethical differences. A new poll shows Utahns want immigration reform this year. Local

7/11/14: KCPW Presents “Reveal: Unraveling the mysteries of the GI Bill, Coast Guard and EPA”

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Reveal: Unraveling the mysteries of the GI Bill, Coast Guard and EPA Who’s really benefiting from the GI Bill? Why does

Innovation Hub to air on KCPW

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Beginning July 5, 2014 KCPW will air Innovation Hub, Public Radio International’s newest show. It will air every Saturday at 2 PM

7/4/14: KCPW to air “Groundwork: Democracy Close to Home” in place of Behind the Headlines for holiday weekend

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Due to the holiday, there will be no Behind the Headlines this week. We will air “Groundwork: Democracy Close to Home,” A timely one-hour

7/4/14: KCPW Presents “Humankind: The Right to Vote”

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We look at the much-contested right to vote in America: from slaves freed after the Civil War, to women’s suffrage, to the

6/27/14: Gay marriage win, Kate Kelly loss and a dog shooting

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Utah’s same-sex marriage ban takes another hit, this time from the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals. TheLDS excommunicates a leading voice in the push

6/27/14: KCPW Presents “If I Can’t Have you – A panel discussion with the Salt Lake Tribune”

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It’s been a year since West Valley City police formally closed their investigation into Susan Powell’s disappearance after her husband, Josh, a

6/20/14: Shurtleff, Swallow, and rape kits

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Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff pays a visit to Utah’s Capitol Hill, expressing outrage for a raid on his home. Former AG John

6/30/14: KCPW Presents “Re:Sound – The List Show”

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Piece Description This hour: To do lists, compulsive lists, data lists, lists in literature and a list of firsts. The List

6/13/14: Mormon discipline, Pride, Days of ‘47, fireworks

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Two Mormon activists face excommunication from their church for their public actions. A cop resignsamid controversy over his assignment at the Utah Pride Parade. And

6/13/14: KCPW Presents “Gay In the Eyes of God”

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Open any Torah, Bible or Koran, and the passages about homosexuality seem clear: being gay is an abomination; a sin; something that

6/6/14: Swallow and Lee, Shurtleff’s search, ACLU warning and Utah’s birthrate

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Indicted businessman Jeremy Johnson testifies that former Utah Attorney General John Swallowdirected him to send campaign funds to Sen. Mike Lee’s campaign through

6/6/14: KCPW Presents “Shake It – a modern Polaroid love story”

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Can you hear it? Click, whir, wait, shake – ahhhh! Taking a Polaroid picture is a totally sensory experience. But it is

5/30/14: Oktoberfest, SLC fireworks, gay marriage and LGBT Mormons

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The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control says Snowbird’s Oktoberfest may not get a permit to serve beer. Salt Lake City considers a fireworks ban in the

5/30/14: KCPW Presents “Re:Sound – The Color Show”

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This hour: a purple hotel, a family who argues over their skin color, a singing rainbow and more. Rainbow Squared by Katie

5/23/14: Gay marriage win, PCMR loss, Medicaid snag

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A federal judge says Utah must honor same-sex marriages performed while it was a legal practice in the state. Park City Mountain Resort loses in

5/23/14: KCPW Presents “Salt Lake City, UT: Updating Tradition”

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When Mormon pioneers rolled into the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, they brought with them a new theology, a short but intense

5/16/14: Immigration, Snowbird, new cellphone rules

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Snowbird ownership changes hands. No dialing or texting on a cellphone while driving and no more panhandling on freeway shoulders. Utah leaders urge

5/16/14: KCPW Presents “IEEE Spectrum Radio’s: Futurework”

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Technological advances have put us on the edge of a new industrial revolution. Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor and Professor of Public

5/9/14: KCPW Presents “Innovation Hub’s Mother’s Day Special”

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How have female innovators fundamentally altered our lives, and how are they shaping our world today? We talk with Deborah

NHMU’s Lecture Series Thursday April 24, 2014: “Life At the Speed of Light”

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Lecture by J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. In 2010, Dr. Venter and his team at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) successfully constructed

5/2/14: KCPW Presents “Guns in America”

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Mark Mardell presents three unexpected stories about how guns feature in American culture. More gun deaths are due to suicide than homicide

4/25/14: Bundy reaction, Shurtleff, sperm switch, politics

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Utah officials react to Cliven Bundy’s comments and tactics. A new report skewers former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff’s handling of a case against convicted fraudster