Throughout the summer on the program we’re re-airing some of our favorite interviews from the past year. Today, it’s a conversation from last year with author and historian Michael Homer about the often-overlooked connection between Sherlock Holmes and Utah. Plus a World Cup update and your top local headlines.
Today on the show we revisit a conversation from earlier this year about civil disobedience. In May, we spoke with Charles DiSalvo, professor of Law at West Virginia University where he teaches one of the few law school courses in the country on the topic of civil disobedience. Plus your local headlines.
Through the summer on the rundown we’re airing some of our favorite interviews from the past year. Today, it’s a conversation with renowned biologist Dr. J. Craig Venter who gave on of this year’s Pushing the Boundaries of Life lectures in conjunction with the Utah Museum of Natural History. Venter, who is probably best known…
Today on the show we feature the latest in an ongoing series of conversations with Salt Lake City mayor Ralph Becker. On the docket today: same-sex marriage, solar power, city golf courses, fireworks and more. Plus your local headlines and Political Cornflakes.
Today on the program, part two of a discussion between KCPW’s Ross Chambless and representatives from the Utah Association of Counties about centrally-assessed taxpayers, and why what they pay matters to you. Plus your daily update from the World Cup, and your top local headlines.
Today on the show, we get a report on the decision by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals – upholding the overturning of Utah’s same-sex marriage ban. We’ll hear from University of Utah law professor and Equality Utah Board Chair Clifford Rosky. Plus your local headlines and more.
Today on the program, part one of a discussion between KCPW’s Ross Chambless and representatives from the Utah Association of Counties about centrally-assessed taxpayers, and why what they pay matters to you. Plus your daily update from the World Cup, and your top local headlines.
Today we speak with Dr. John Lin, a University of Utah atmospheric scientist who is a member of NASA’s science team for the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 or OCO-2 satellite, which will measure the global distribution of climate-warming carbon dioxide gas. Plus, your local headlines and more.
Today on The Rundown, Alliance for a Better Utah’s Maryann Martindale fills us in on what happened at Wednesday’s interim meetings of the state legislature. Plus an update from the World Cup and your top local headlines.
Today on the program we’re joined by Tony Gliot, Urban Forester for Salt Lake City, to hear about maintaining the city’s hundreds of thousands of trees. Plus, your top local headlines and an update from the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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