KCPW is once again playing host to The Daily Buzz from the Sundance Film Festival, a radio podcast series featuring interviews with a variety of people in the entertainment industry, ranging from actors and directors to journalists and others in the independent film world. Hear The Daily Buzz every weekday at 7 pm from January…
HELP IS NEEDED NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 8! It’s the last campaign of the year, and with your support, we can close out a successful 2019! Meet fellow public radio listeners and station staff while taking phone pledges, stuffing envelopes, and/or making outreach calls (duties vary by shift). Camaraderie, snacks, and gratitude included. WHEN: DECEMBER 2-8…
For 2020, KCPW’s In the Hive is launching a recurring segment where we answer those things you’ve always wondered about the place you live. “Community Curiosities” is for all those times you’ve ever pondered the difference in authority between Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City — or what’s up with those rumored secret tunnels…
On Thursday, October 10, KCPW broadcast a live debate from the auditorium of the downtown library between the candidates running to become mayor of Salt Lake City. KCPW’s Roger McDonough moderated the event, and posed questions submitted by a slate of environmental organizations regarding protection of our air, water, land, wildlife, wild places, people and communities. Listen…
From September 20-28, we’re looking for help with early bird shifts, afternoons, and during Sunday night jazz! Help take pledge calls, stuff envelopes, and/or make outreach calls. With just a small staff here, volunteer support has always been the key to KCPW’s fundraising success. Your help makes all the difference. Shifts generally run between 7:00…
Sen. Mitt Romney is home in Utah for the August recess. On Monday he gave a speech at the Sutherland Institute, and he’s been holding town halls in Draper, Logan, and Vernal – with more planned for around the state. On Friday morning, KCPW’s Roger McDonough sat down with the freshman senator to talk about…
On Thursday, August 1st, KCPW aired a primary debate between the eight candidates vying to become mayor of Utah’s capital city. The event was hosted by the Utah Chapter of the Sierra Club and focused largely on environmental issues facing Salt Lake City. It was moderated by Natalie Gochnour, director of the Kem C. Gardner…
On Wednesday, June 26th, KCPW broadcast a live debate between the eight candidates vying to become mayor of Utah’s capital city. The event was hosted by Alliance for a Better Utah and the University of Utah’s John R. Park Debate Society and took place in the auditorium of Main Library in downtown Salt Lake City.…
Sarah Parcak, “space archaeologist” and the 2016 TED Prize winner, has used satellite imagery and complex process – which she developed – to identify thousands of undiscovered archeological sites across the globe. To date, Parcak and her team have found over 3,000 missing settlements, over 1,000 missing tombs, 17 pyramids, and the lost Egyptian city…
KCPW is pleased to again be the media partner for the Natural History Museum of Utah Lecture Series. This year’s NHMU lecturers are intrepid explorers whose research, exploration, and fascination with the past has unearthed astonishing insights into hidden worlds. Discover the story of the oldest intact murals in the Maya world. Meet one of…
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