Segment 1: A team of University of Utah researchers is focusing on how technology can help kids with autism develop social skills. On Monday, we’ll learn more about the iSTAR project and how working with the spatial-visual strengths of children with autism can lead to more productive relationships. Guests: Dr. Cheryl Wright, iSTAR project, University…
Segment 1: It all started as an online advertising ploy for a St. George piano store. Now, 130 million YouTube views and 250,000 Facebook fans later, The Piano Guys are moving beyond social media, releasing a debut album, performing on national TV and hitting the road. On Thursday, we talk music, video and success…
Segment 1: When you think of Salt Lake City’s downtown, what comes to mind? What stories or memories do you have of downtown? Those bits and pieces are just what Salt Lake City planners are looking for as they prepare to launch an update of the city’s 17-year-old master plan. On Wednesday, we’ll learn more…
Segment 1: The fear that somehow homosexuality is contagious or that children can be persuaded or seduced into being gay has been around for a millennia and remains alive and well. Gay rights advocates have long argued that the data shows it’s more nature than nurture when it comes to sexuality. But a University…
Segment 1: A warming climate will devastate the bottom line of the nation’s ski industry. That’s according to an economic study released by the Natural Resource Defense Council and Protect Our Winters. The study states the $12 billion winter tourism industry is in jeopardy by rising temperatures and less snowpack. On Monday, we’ll talk…
Segment 1: What do the mountains – specifically the Wasatch Range – mean to you? From artists to activists to residents of all kinds, the Wasatch Mountains provide recreation, refuge and inspiration. On Thursday, we’ll talk about how the Wasatch Range feeds us physically and spiritually. Guests: Howie Garber, photographer, “Utah’s Wasatch Range:…
Segment 1: Astronomers are urging everyone to get to know your neighbor. Your galactic neighbor, that is. Andromeda is the closest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way and scientists need volunteers to help study its star clusters through detailed images captured by the Hubble Telescope. On Wednesday, we’ll learn more about the Andromeda Project…
Segment 1: New stats show that only 76 percent of Utah students are graduating from high school, with much lower rates for Latinos and Asian/Pacific Islanders. The data from the U.S. Department of Education has state educators and policymakers looking at solutions. On Tuesday, we’ll talk about ways to boost Utah in the rankings…
Segment 1: With businesses facing double-digit premium increases every year, the Salt Lake Chamber is offering some practical advice to employers about containing health care costs. On Monday, we’ll learn more about the “Employer’s Toolbox.” Guests: Wesley Smith, Salt Lake Chamber Marty Carpenter, Salt Lake Chamber To find out more about the Salt Lake Chamber’s…
Segment 1: He pleaded not guilty to a St. Louis murder, but a jury took less than an hour to convict Darryl Burton of capital murder. At age 22, Burton got a life sentence and it took 24 years for the wrongful conviction to be overturned. On Thursday, we’ll talk about Burton’s case, innocence…
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