Today on the show, Red Butte Creek offers a unique opportunity for scientists to study how a mountain stream changes when it enters an urban environment. We present the second in an ongoing series by Explore Utah Science called “follow the flow”, that examines our relationship to our watersheds in utah. Plus, your local headlines.
Today on the show we speak with Randal Serr, Director of Take Care Utah. Serr joined us in September of last year to talk about the then-unlaunched Affordable Care Act. He joins us today to talk about the impact of the law in Utah, six-months after it went into effect. Plus, your local headlines.
Today on the show, part two of our conversation about the organic certification of foods in America with former USDA Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan, Director of the Sustainability Institute at The George Washington University. Plus, your summary of the days top local headlines.
When you’re at the grocery store, what, exactly, does the label “organic” mean? We’ll take a closer look with Kathleen Merrigan, former deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Director of the Sustainability Institute at the George Washington University. The first in a two-part conversation, plus your top local headlines, today on The…
Today we revisit a conversation with University of Utah Law Professor Robert Keiter. Keiter is the Director of the Wallace Stegner Center of Land, Resources, and the Environment. In our interview, which originally aired in October, we look at an issue that seems to be in the news more and more these days – the…
Today on the show, we speak with Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank. Burbank recently unveiled a new program to try to bring more transparency to the processing of evidence related to rape cases. We’ll get the details. Plus, Political Cornflakes with the Salt Lake Tribune’s Thomas Burr.
Today on the program, part two of our look into the evolving world of e-cigarettes. Today we focus on proposed FDA rules and why it has taken so many years for regulation to occur. We’re joined again by Dr. David Abrams, of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Legacy. We’ll also hear…
Today on the program, part one of a look into the evolving world of e-cigarettes. The Food and Drug Administration announced recently that they will soon begin regulating the devices as tobacco products. But those regulations have been a long time coming. We’ll hear from Dr. David Abrams, of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of…
Today on the program we’re joined once again by Telemundo Utah Immigration Specialist Mark Alvarez to get the latest on the continuing delay of immigration reform legislation in the US House of Representatives. Plus, your local headlines.
Today on the program we re-air a conversation with Fraser Nelson, Executive Director of the Community Foundation of Utah. We’ll hear about that organization’s mission and get some tips on how to evaluate charities. Plus, the local news.
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