http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Browse/utah.edu.2010743347.02010743364 KUED Channel 7 All General - All All KUED Channel 7 general podcast episodes. University of Utah Taped September 10th, 2009 September 10th, 2009: Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating won national acclaim in 1995 for his compassionate and professional handling of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. His accomplishments as Governor include winning a public vote on right-to-work, tort reform, tax cuts, major road building, and education reform. Topic: Charting the Ethical Path September 10th, 2009: Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating won national acclaim in 1995 for his compassionate and professional handling of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. His accomplishments as Governor include winning a public vote on right-to-work, tort reform, tax cuts, major road building, and education reform. Topic: Charting the Ethical Path 2500860703 Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:22 clean Education University of Utah Taped April 16th, 2009 April 16th, 2009: Hinckley Institute of Politics Forum with University of Utah President Michael K. Young and Brigham Young University President Cecil O. Samuelson, discussing the future of higher education. April 16th, 2009: Hinckley Institute of Politics Forum with University of Utah President Michael K. Young and Brigham Young University President Cecil O. Samuelson, discussing the future of higher education. 2086628254 Thu, 16 Apr 2009 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:52 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 21st, 2008 November 21st, 2008: U.S. Court of Appeals. Judge Griffith will explore the questions: Was Bork Right? Can Federal Judges Be Neutral? November 21st, 2008: U.S. Court of Appeals. Judge Griffith will explore the questions: Was Bork Right? Can Federal Judges Be Neutral? 1895128554 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:26:25 clean Education University of Utah Taped April 4th, 2008 April 4th, 2008: Dr. Dan E. Jones, teacher, pollster, mentor, and political guru. His topic is entitled "A Utah Political Perspective: Five Decades of History." April 4th, 2008: Dr. Dan E. Jones, teacher, pollster, mentor, and political guru. His topic is entitled "A Utah Political Perspective: Five Decades of History." 1895128556 Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:30 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 21st, 2008 February 21st, 2008: Mike Leavitt, former Utah governor and current secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. His speech at the Hinckley Institute Forum focuses on healthcare reform and the safety of imported goods. February 21st, 2008: Mike Leavitt, former Utah governor and current secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. His speech at the Hinckley Institute Forum focuses on healthcare reform and the safety of imported goods. 1895128558 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:26:39 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 31st, 2007 October 31st, 2007: "The Future of American Foreign Policy," The Honorable Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965-1999); Co-Chair with James Baker of the Iraq Study Group; and Member of the 9/11 Commission. October 31st, 2007: "The Future of American Foreign Policy," The Honorable Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965-1999); Co-Chair with James Baker of the Iraq Study Group; and Member of the 9/11 Commission. 1895128560 Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:08 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 21st, 2007 September 21st, 2007: Thomas Mann, author of "The Broken Branch: How Congress is Failing America and How to Get it Back on Track", and Brookings scholar, says partisan bickering has weakened Congress. He has a plan to get the branch back in order. September 21st, 2007: Thomas Mann, author of "The Broken Branch: How Congress is Failing America and How to Get it Back on Track", and Brookings scholar, says partisan bickering has weakened Congress. He has a plan to get the branch back in order. 1895128562 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:12 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 23rd, 2007 January 23rd, 2007: January 23rd, 2007: 1895128564 Tue, 23 Jan 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:56 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 24th, 2006 November 24th, 2006: Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses politics after the 2006 mid-term elections and what may happen with Democrats, many whom he labeled as conservative, now in control of Congress. November 24th, 2006: Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses politics after the 2006 mid-term elections and what may happen with Democrats, many whom he labeled as conservative, now in control of Congress. 1895128566 Fri, 24 Nov 2006 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:48:11 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 23rd, 2006 June 23rd, 2006: Guests include: Rod Decker, Holly Mullen, Ken Verdoia. June 23rd, 2006: Guests include: Rod Decker, Holly Mullen, Ken Verdoia. 1895128568 Fri, 23 Jun 2006 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:34 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 10th, 2009 September 10th, 2009: Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating won national acclaim in 1995 for his compassionate and professional handling of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. His accomplishments as Governor include winning a public vote on right-to-work, tort reform, tax cuts, major road building, and education reform. Topic: Charting the Ethical Path September 10th, 2009: Former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating won national acclaim in 1995 for his compassionate and professional handling of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. His accomplishments as Governor include winning a public vote on right-to-work, tort reform, tax cuts, major road building, and education reform. Topic: Charting the Ethical Path 2502611321 Thu, 10 Sep 2009 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:31 clean Education University of Utah Taped April 16th, 2009 April 16th, 2009: Hinckley Institute of Politics Forum with University of Utah President Michael K. Young and Brigham Young University President Cecil O. Samuelson, discussing the future of higher education. April 16th, 2009: Hinckley Institute of Politics Forum with University of Utah President Michael K. Young and Brigham Young University President Cecil O. Samuelson, discussing the future of higher education. 2086626346 Thu, 16 Apr 2009 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:53 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 21st, 2008 November 21st, 2008: U.S. Court of Appeals. Judge Griffith will explore the questions: Was Bork Right? Can Federal Judges Be Neutral? November 21st, 2008: U.S. Court of Appeals. Judge Griffith will explore the questions: Was Bork Right? Can Federal Judges Be Neutral? 1895553934 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:26:14 clean Education University of Utah Taped April 4th, 2008 April 4th, 2008: Dr. Dan E. Jones, teacher, pollster, mentor, and political guru. His topic is entitled "A Utah Political Perspective: Five Decades of History." April 4th, 2008: Dr. Dan E. Jones, teacher, pollster, mentor, and political guru. His topic is entitled "A Utah Political Perspective: Five Decades of History." 1895553936 Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:30 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 21st, 2008 February 21st, 2008: Mike Leavitt, former Utah governor and current secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. His speech at the Hinckley Institute Forum focuses on healthcare reform and the safety of imported goods. February 21st, 2008: Mike Leavitt, former Utah governor and current secretary of U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. His speech at the Hinckley Institute Forum focuses on healthcare reform and the safety of imported goods. 1895553938 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:26:22 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 31st, 2007 October 31st, 2007: "The Future of American Foreign Policy," The Honorable Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965-1999); Co-Chair with James Baker of the Iraq Study Group; and Member of the 9/11 Commission. October 31st, 2007: "The Future of American Foreign Policy," The Honorable Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1965-1999); Co-Chair with James Baker of the Iraq Study Group; and Member of the 9/11 Commission. 1895553940 Wed, 31 Oct 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:10 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 21st, 2007 September 21st, 2007: Thomas Mann, author of "The Broken Branch: How Congress is Failing America and How to Get it Back on Track", and Brookings scholar, says partisan bickering has weakened Congress. He has a plan to get the branch back in order. September 21st, 2007: Thomas Mann, author of "The Broken Branch: How Congress is Failing America and How to Get it Back on Track", and Brookings scholar, says partisan bickering has weakened Congress. He has a plan to get the branch back in order. 1895553942 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:28:12 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 23rd, 2007 January 23rd, 2007: January 23rd, 2007: 1895553944 Tue, 23 Jan 2007 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:56 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 24th, 2006 November 24th, 2006: Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses politics after the 2006 mid-term elections and what may happen with Democrats, many whom he labeled as conservative, now in control of Congress. November 24th, 2006: Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses politics after the 2006 mid-term elections and what may happen with Democrats, many whom he labeled as conservative, now in control of Congress. 1895553946 Fri, 24 Nov 2006 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:48:11 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 23rd, 2006 June 23rd, 2006: Guests include: Rod Decker, Holly Mullen, Ken Verdoia. June 23rd, 2006: Guests include: Rod Decker, Holly Mullen, Ken Verdoia. 1895553948 Fri, 23 Jun 2006 20:30:00 GMT Hinckley Institute of Politics 0:27:34 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 22nd, 2009 November 22nd, 2009: How do you build a business that the world's most famous investor Warren Buffet would buy? William H. (Bill) Child did it. His incredible R. C. Willey story is detailed in a new book. Bill Child, next time. November 22nd, 2009: How do you build a business that the world's most famous investor Warren Buffet would buy? William H. (Bill) Child did it. His incredible R. C. Willey story is detailed in a new book. Bill Child, next time. 2804974656 Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 15th, 2009 November 15th, 2009: Some months back then Governor Hunstman said democracy in Utah needs to be strengthened. An 18 member commission has wrestled with ways of securing that goal. A progress report... next time. November 15th, 2009: Some months back then Governor Hunstman said democracy in Utah needs to be strengthened. An 18 member commission has wrestled with ways of securing that goal. A progress report... next time. 2789115538 Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:42 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 8th, 2009 November 8th, 2009: It was over 3,000 miles long-beginning in times square-ran through several Utah cities and towns and ended in San Francisco. The Lincoln Highway, its illustrious history with Utahan Rollin Glen Southwell... Next time. November 8th, 2009: It was over 3,000 miles long-beginning in times square-ran through several Utah cities and towns and ended in San Francisco. The Lincoln Highway, its illustrious history with Utahan Rollin Glen Southwell... Next time. 2730470966 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:27 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 1st, 2009 November 1st, 2009: Saving women's lives--at home and in far off Tanzania--is the mission of Utah Physician, Brett Parkinson. His battle against a major killer of women --breast cancer-- next time. November 1st, 2009: Saving women's lives--at home and in far off Tanzania--is the mission of Utah Physician, Brett Parkinson. His battle against a major killer of women --breast cancer-- next time. 2676619911 Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:36 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 25th, 2009 October 25th, 2009: He is one of Utah's outstanding artists - and has had a front row seat at the major murder, mayhem and corruption trials in the state since 1980. Scott Snow - his art and his recollections. October 25th, 2009: He is one of Utah's outstanding artists - and has had a front row seat at the major murder, mayhem and corruption trials in the state since 1980. Scott Snow - his art and his recollections. 2667168681 Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:37 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 18th, 2009 October 18th, 2009: Sea ice, mathematics and global climate change: Is there a link? University of Utah Professor Kenneth M. Golden has travelled many times to the Arctic and Antartica to find the answer. A conversation with Ken Golden. October 18th, 2009: Sea ice, mathematics and global climate change: Is there a link? University of Utah Professor Kenneth M. Golden has travelled many times to the Arctic and Antartica to find the answer. A conversation with Ken Golden. 2644973217 Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:42 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 11th, 2009 October 11th, 2009: Is it possible for Utah students to get a quality education when the state spends $4,000 per pupil less than the national average? Answers from the state's new superintendent of public instruction--Dr. Larry Shumway--next time. October 11th, 2009: Is it possible for Utah students to get a quality education when the state spends $4,000 per pupil less than the national average? Answers from the state's new superintendent of public instruction--Dr. Larry Shumway--next time. 2624899411 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:47 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 20th, 2009 September 20th, 2009: They are dancers, teachers, choreographers, business women who couldn't have imagined the impact and success they have had for 45 years. Shirley Ririe and Joan Woodbury and their dance company next time. September 20th, 2009: They are dancers, teachers, choreographers, business women who couldn't have imagined the impact and success they have had for 45 years. Shirley Ririe and Joan Woodbury and their dance company next time. 2494891588 Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:21 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 13th, 2009 September 13th, 2009: Put Colonel Sanders and Utah's Alan Frank together and you have a big part of the formula for the success of Kentucky Fried chicken. Put Alan and Beverly Frank together and you have great jazz music. A conversation with Alan and Beverly Frank. September 13th, 2009: Put Colonel Sanders and Utah's Alan Frank together and you have a big part of the formula for the success of Kentucky Fried chicken. Put Alan and Beverly Frank together and you have great jazz music. A conversation with Alan and Beverly Frank. 2144199977 Sun, 13 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:27:26 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 6th, 2009 September 6th, 2009: Jewish merchants have owned and operated thriving businesses in downtown Salt Lake City since 1854. The Jewish community greatly contributes to the city and the state. A conversation with two leaders next time. September 6th, 2009: Jewish merchants have owned and operated thriving businesses in downtown Salt Lake City since 1854. The Jewish community greatly contributes to the city and the state. A conversation with two leaders next time. 2432645328 Sun, 06 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:25:27 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 30th, 2009 August 30th, 2009: He loves rugby and kids and coaching and turning out winners on and off the field. In 33 years as Highland High's rugby coach....his teams have won 18 national titles. A conversation with Larry Gelwix. August 30th, 2009: He loves rugby and kids and coaching and turning out winners on and off the field. In 33 years as Highland High's rugby coach....his teams have won 18 national titles. A conversation with Larry Gelwix. 2135361209 Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:47 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 16th, 2009 August 16th, 2009: August 16th, 2009: 2135361211 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 26th, 2009 July 26th, 2009: Combine a local girls’ soccer team with a coach who is a film producer and whose team usually wins --even against boys teams-- and you have the formula for "Kick Like a Girl" an award winning film. A conversation with Jenny & Lizzie Mackenzie. July 26th, 2009: Combine a local girls’ soccer team with a coach who is a film producer and whose team usually wins --even against boys teams-- and you have the formula for "Kick Like a Girl" an award winning film. A conversation with Jenny & Lizzie Mackenzie. 2135361213 Sun, 26 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:28 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 19th, 2009 July 19th, 2009: Can you make music by hitting things with sticks? For 30 years now, University of Utah percussion ensemble director Doug Wolf has definitely proven --you can. Doug Wolf tells us how --next time. July 19th, 2009: Can you make music by hitting things with sticks? For 30 years now, University of Utah percussion ensemble director Doug Wolf has definitely proven --you can. Doug Wolf tells us how --next time. 2135361215 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:52 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 12th, 2009 July 12th, 2009: From basketball star to third district court judge -- the first African American judge in Utah's history. A conversation with Crimson Club Hall of Fame inductee Judge Tyrone Medley next time. July 12th, 2009: From basketball star to third district court judge -- the first African American judge in Utah's history. A conversation with Crimson Club Hall of Fame inductee Judge Tyrone Medley next time. 2135361217 Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:29:58 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 5th, 2009 July 5th, 2009: From the bullet-ridden streets of 1972 Santiago, Chile, to Utah board rooms, halls of higher education, and ad agency suites. The amazing life of Lorena Riffo-Jenson next time. July 5th, 2009: From the bullet-ridden streets of 1972 Santiago, Chile, to Utah board rooms, halls of higher education, and ad agency suites. The amazing life of Lorena Riffo-Jenson next time. 2135361219 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 28th, 2009 June 28th, 2009: Over 155,000 students now attend Utah's nine institutions of higher education. Today's economy and these students future? William A. Sederburg--Utah's commissioner of higher education--next time. June 28th, 2009: Over 155,000 students now attend Utah's nine institutions of higher education. Today's economy and these students future? William A. Sederburg--Utah's commissioner of higher education--next time. 2135361221 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:27:07 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 21st, 2009 June 21st, 2009: How much control should a university have over the personal behavior of students and student organizations? And what about the impact fraternities and sororities have on neighbors? Answers from the University of Utah's Jay Wilgus next time. June 21st, 2009: How much control should a university have over the personal behavior of students and student organizations? And what about the impact fraternities and sororities have on neighbors? Answers from the University of Utah's Jay Wilgus next time. 2135361223 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:49 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 14th, 2009 June 14th, 2009: Pilar Pobil’s long life has been and is as colorful as her brilliant paintings and sculptures. Born in Spain, Pilar Pobil’s illustrious career, like her bountiful Avenues garden, has blossomed now for years in Utah. A conversation with Pilar Pobil next time. June 14th, 2009: Pilar Pobil’s long life has been and is as colorful as her brilliant paintings and sculptures. Born in Spain, Pilar Pobil’s illustrious career, like her bountiful Avenues garden, has blossomed now for years in Utah. A conversation with Pilar Pobil next time. 2135361225 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 7th, 2009 June 7th, 2009: How does caring for a mentally disabled younger sister shape one's life? Terrell Harris Dougan tells the story in her new book: "That Went Well--adventures in caring for my sister." Terrell Harris Dougan--next time. June 7th, 2009: How does caring for a mentally disabled younger sister shape one's life? Terrell Harris Dougan tells the story in her new book: "That Went Well--adventures in caring for my sister." Terrell Harris Dougan--next time. 2135361227 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:50 clean Education University of Utah Taped May 31st, 2009 May 31st, 2009: It's a children's book: "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys." Author and native Utahn Dennis Christen will make the book into a movie...and will share profits from the book with the nation's public schools. A conversation with Dennis Christen next time. May 31st, 2009: It's a children's book: "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys." Author and native Utahn Dennis Christen will make the book into a movie...and will share profits from the book with the nation's public schools. A conversation with Dennis Christen next time. 2135361229 Sun, 31 May 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 8th, 2009 February 8th, 2009: Erica Richardson is a talented woman. Born and raised in Connecticut, she is now a senior in the Acting Training Program at the University of Utah. She has appeared in numerous plays and was the 2008 winner of Kurt Bestor's Best Singer search competition. She is also the President of the U of U's Black Student Union. A conversation with Erica Richardson next time. February 8th, 2009: Erica Richardson is a talented woman. Born and raised in Connecticut, she is now a senior in the Acting Training Program at the University of Utah. She has appeared in numerous plays and was the 2008 winner of Kurt Bestor's Best Singer search competition. She is also the President of the U of U's Black Student Union. A conversation with Erica Richardson next time. 2135361231 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:35 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 1st, 2009 February 1st, 2009: After all, "you know this guy!" He is one of the largest auto dealers in the nation, owns the Utah Jazz, movie theaters, a restaurant, tv station, sports clothing stores, ranches, a road racing course, and more. And, as a philanthropist, he has contributed to many Utah schools and organizations. So what's ahead for Larry H. Miller? Join us next time. February 1st, 2009: After all, "you know this guy!" He is one of the largest auto dealers in the nation, owns the Utah Jazz, movie theaters, a restaurant, tv station, sports clothing stores, ranches, a road racing course, and more. And, as a philanthropist, he has contributed to many Utah schools and organizations. So what's ahead for Larry H. Miller? Join us next time. 2135361233 Sun, 01 Feb 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 25th, 2009 January 25th, 2009: Larry H. Miller is not emotionally shy and he has never shied from taking risks. Does he ever rest? Did those two months in the hospital last summer, critcally ill, change the direction of his life? Miller's business success has touched thousands of Utahns - employees, recipients of his philanthropy, sport fans and many others. Who is this "guy we know?" A conversation with Larry Miller next time. January 25th, 2009: Larry H. Miller is not emotionally shy and he has never shied from taking risks. Does he ever rest? Did those two months in the hospital last summer, critcally ill, change the direction of his life? Miller's business success has touched thousands of Utahns - employees, recipients of his philanthropy, sport fans and many others. Who is this "guy we know?" A conversation with Larry Miller next time. 2135361235 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:28 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 18th, 2009 January 18th, 2009: Wheelchair rugby, sometimes called Murderball, is a fast-paced, intense and very competitive full contact sport. Utahn Tim Daynes is a quadriplegic who coaches and plays for the Utah Scorpions. Josh Wheeler is one of the star players on the team. A conversation with Tim Daynes and Josh Wheeler. January 18th, 2009: Wheelchair rugby, sometimes called Murderball, is a fast-paced, intense and very competitive full contact sport. Utahn Tim Daynes is a quadriplegic who coaches and plays for the Utah Scorpions. Josh Wheeler is one of the star players on the team. A conversation with Tim Daynes and Josh Wheeler. 2135361237 Sun, 18 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 11th, 2009 January 11th, 2009: Those TV ads and promotions that result in moving viewers to buy, to watch and to act require creativity. And Utahn Jeff Olsen is as creative as they come. After losing his wife and son in a car accident, Olsen says he gained a new and different perspective on life about how fleeting and how valuable personal relationships are. A conversation with Jeff Olsen next time. January 11th, 2009: Those TV ads and promotions that result in moving viewers to buy, to watch and to act require creativity. And Utahn Jeff Olsen is as creative as they come. After losing his wife and son in a car accident, Olsen says he gained a new and different perspective on life about how fleeting and how valuable personal relationships are. A conversation with Jeff Olsen next time. 2135361239 Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 4th, 2009 January 4th, 2009: Saul Raisin was a world class bycycle racer headed to the pinnacle of his sport, the Tour de France, when a life threatening fall changed his world. That is when Utah author Dave Shields began a detailed account of Raisin's fight for life with the hope of racing again. Shield's loves the intrigue and excitement of cycling and has himself competed and even ridden beside the king of cycling--Lance Armstrong. A conversation with Dave Shields...next time. January 4th, 2009: Saul Raisin was a world class bycycle racer headed to the pinnacle of his sport, the Tour de France, when a life threatening fall changed his world. That is when Utah author Dave Shields began a detailed account of Raisin's fight for life with the hope of racing again. Shield's loves the intrigue and excitement of cycling and has himself competed and even ridden beside the king of cycling--Lance Armstrong. A conversation with Dave Shields...next time. 2135361241 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:41 clean Education University of Utah Taped December 28th, 2008 December 28th, 2008: Art...has it changed during the 76 years the Salt Lake Art Center has existed? What is the Center's role in the cultural life of our community? The Center's new executive Director, native Utahn Heather Ferrell, says she is passionate about the vital role of contemporary art and artists and about how the Center can encourage meaningful community dialogue on relevant issues through thought-provoking exhibitions and programs. A conversation with Heather Ferrell next. December 28th, 2008: Art...has it changed during the 76 years the Salt Lake Art Center has existed? What is the Center's role in the cultural life of our community? The Center's new executive Director, native Utahn Heather Ferrell, says she is passionate about the vital role of contemporary art and artists and about how the Center can encourage meaningful community dialogue on relevant issues through thought-provoking exhibitions and programs. A conversation with Heather Ferrell next. 2135361243 Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped December 21st, 2008 December 21st, 2008: Is it possible to teach the history of America or Utah or anywhere else without sometimes discussing religion and faith? It can be a thorny issue. As can prayer in public schools. Utah's 3R's Project of Right, Responsibility and Respect is aimed at teaching teachers how to teach the 3R's and abide by the First Amendment. A conversation with Martha Ball, the Director of the Utah's 3R's Project, next time. December 21st, 2008: Is it possible to teach the history of America or Utah or anywhere else without sometimes discussing religion and faith? It can be a thorny issue. As can prayer in public schools. Utah's 3R's Project of Right, Responsibility and Respect is aimed at teaching teachers how to teach the 3R's and abide by the First Amendment. A conversation with Martha Ball, the Director of the Utah's 3R's Project, next time. 2135361245 Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 28th, 2008 September 28th, 2008: This show is a rebroadcast. She served two terms in Utah's Senate before retiring and is now Communications Director for Salt Lake Mayor Ralph Becker. Democrat Karen Hale loves public service and was recently named winner of the Eleanor Roosevelt Award by party leaders who say she personifies the ideals of the nation's longest serving first lady. She is a super delegate and must decide between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama. A conversation with Karen Hale next time. September 28th, 2008: This show is a rebroadcast. She served two terms in Utah's Senate before retiring and is now Communications Director for Salt Lake Mayor Ralph Becker. Democrat Karen Hale loves public service and was recently named winner of the Eleanor Roosevelt Award by party leaders who say she personifies the ideals of the nation's longest serving first lady. She is a super delegate and must decide between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama. A conversation with Karen Hale next time. 2135361247 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:29 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 21st, 2008 September 21st, 2008: She says giving back is her passion. Shortly out of high school, she joined the Utah National Guard and received five medals for service as a combat medic in Afghanistan, graduated from nursing with high honors, became Miss Utah, runs marathons - who knows what's ahead? A conversation with Jill Stevens, next time. September 21st, 2008: She says giving back is her passion. Shortly out of high school, she joined the Utah National Guard and received five medals for service as a combat medic in Afghanistan, graduated from nursing with high honors, became Miss Utah, runs marathons - who knows what's ahead? A conversation with Jill Stevens, next time. 2135361249 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:36 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 31st, 2008 August 31st, 2008: A leader of Salt Lake's "Downtown Rising" project, she was recently named "Wasatch Woman of the Year." A conversation with Natalie Gochnour who says "feminine values" have strongly influenced her 23 years of public service. August 31st, 2008: A leader of Salt Lake's "Downtown Rising" project, she was recently named "Wasatch Woman of the Year." A conversation with Natalie Gochnour who says "feminine values" have strongly influenced her 23 years of public service. 2135361251 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 24th, 2008 August 24th, 2008: After 40 years in Utah's legislature, Mike Dmitrich --minority leader in first the House and then the Senate-- says it's time to hang 'em up. A conversation with Carbon County's one-time coal miner next time. August 24th, 2008: After 40 years in Utah's legislature, Mike Dmitrich --minority leader in first the House and then the Senate-- says it's time to hang 'em up. A conversation with Carbon County's one-time coal miner next time. 2135361253 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:45 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 17th, 2008 August 17th, 2008: Ken Sanders knows a "rare" book when he sees one. His rare knowledge of rare books has attracted producers of the PBS hit program "Antiques Road Show," who include him now as an expert appraiser of such rare finds. But Sanders loves, finds, reads and sells all kinds of books - something he has been doing since he was a young boy. A conversation with Ken Sanders next time. August 17th, 2008: Ken Sanders knows a "rare" book when he sees one. His rare knowledge of rare books has attracted producers of the PBS hit program "Antiques Road Show," who include him now as an expert appraiser of such rare finds. But Sanders loves, finds, reads and sells all kinds of books - something he has been doing since he was a young boy. A conversation with Ken Sanders next time. 2135361255 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:49 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 10th, 2008 August 10th, 2008: Fifty years of television excellence? That has been the goal. From dazzling productions to straight talk shows - from "How's Your Health?" to "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood," "Sesame Street" and "Utah's World War II Stories," - KUED has done it all. This week we take a look back with two pioneers of KUED. August 10th, 2008: Fifty years of television excellence? That has been the goal. From dazzling productions to straight talk shows - from "How's Your Health?" to "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood," "Sesame Street" and "Utah's World War II Stories," - KUED has done it all. This week we take a look back with two pioneers of KUED. 2135361257 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:55 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 3rd, 2008 August 3rd, 2008: Fewer high school graduates are going on to colleges and universities. Is the cost of tuition to blame? And what of the children of undocumented immigrants? Should they be encouraged to further their education? A conversation with Dr. Richard E. Kendell next time. August 3rd, 2008: Fewer high school graduates are going on to colleges and universities. Is the cost of tuition to blame? And what of the children of undocumented immigrants? Should they be encouraged to further their education? A conversation with Dr. Richard E. Kendell next time. 2135361259 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:43 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 27th, 2008 July 27th, 2008: Thurl Bailey was a basketball star for a big part of his life. He led the North Carolina State University basketball team to the NCAA National Championship in 1983. He also starred for the Utah Jazz, the Minnesota Timberwolves and two European teams as a professional basketball player. And now, as he approaches his 50th year, Thurl's many talents keep him busier than ever. A conversation with Thurl Bailey next time. July 27th, 2008: Thurl Bailey was a basketball star for a big part of his life. He led the North Carolina State University basketball team to the NCAA National Championship in 1983. He also starred for the Utah Jazz, the Minnesota Timberwolves and two European teams as a professional basketball player. And now, as he approaches his 50th year, Thurl's many talents keep him busier than ever. A conversation with Thurl Bailey next time. 2135361261 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 22nd, 2009 November 22nd, 2009: How do you build a business that the world's most famous investor Warren Buffet would buy? William H. (Bill) Child did it. His incredible R. C. Willey story is detailed in a new book. Bill Child, next time. November 22nd, 2009: How do you build a business that the world's most famous investor Warren Buffet would buy? William H. (Bill) Child did it. His incredible R. C. Willey story is detailed in a new book. Bill Child, next time. 2807066018 Sun, 22 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 15th, 2009 November 15th, 2009: Some months back then Governor Hunstman said democracy in Utah needs to be strengthened. An 18 member commission has wrestled with ways of securing that goal. A progress report... next time. November 15th, 2009: Some months back then Governor Hunstman said democracy in Utah needs to be strengthened. An 18 member commission has wrestled with ways of securing that goal. A progress report... next time. 2791317084 Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:42 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 8th, 2009 November 8th, 2009: It was over 3,000 miles long-beginning in times square-ran through several Utah cities and towns and ended in San Francisco. The Lincoln Highway, its illustrious history with Utahan Rollin Glen Southwell... Next time. November 8th, 2009: It was over 3,000 miles long-beginning in times square-ran through several Utah cities and towns and ended in San Francisco. The Lincoln Highway, its illustrious history with Utahan Rollin Glen Southwell... Next time. 2734953631 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:27 clean Education University of Utah Taped November 1st, 2009 November 1st, 2009: Saving women's lives--at home and in far off Tanzania--is the mission of Utah Physician, Brett Parkinson. His battle against a major killer of women --breast cancer-- next time. November 1st, 2009: Saving women's lives--at home and in far off Tanzania--is the mission of Utah Physician, Brett Parkinson. His battle against a major killer of women --breast cancer-- next time. 2680700841 Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:36 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 25th, 2009 October 25th, 2009: He is one of Utah's outstanding artists - and has had a front row seat at the major murder, mayhem and corruption trials in the state since 1980. Scott Snow - his art and his recollections. October 25th, 2009: He is one of Utah's outstanding artists - and has had a front row seat at the major murder, mayhem and corruption trials in the state since 1980. Scott Snow - his art and his recollections. 2667065836 Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:37 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 18th, 2009 October 18th, 2009: Sea ice, mathematics and global climate change: Is there a link? University of Utah Professor Kenneth M. Golden has travelled many times to the Arctic and Antartica to find the answer. A conversation with Ken Golden. October 18th, 2009: Sea ice, mathematics and global climate change: Is there a link? University of Utah Professor Kenneth M. Golden has travelled many times to the Arctic and Antartica to find the answer. A conversation with Ken Golden. 2680700844 Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:42 clean Education University of Utah Taped October 11th, 2009 October 11th, 2009: Is it possible for Utah students to get a quality education when the state spends $4,000 per pupil less than the national average? Answers from the state's new superintendent of public instruction--Dr. Larry Shumway--next time. October 11th, 2009: Is it possible for Utah students to get a quality education when the state spends $4,000 per pupil less than the national average? Answers from the state's new superintendent of public instruction--Dr. Larry Shumway--next time. 2680700847 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 20th, 2009 September 20th, 2009: They are dancers, teachers, choreographers, business women who couldn't have imagined the impact and success they have had for 45 years. Shirley Ririe and Joan Woodbury and their dance company next time. September 20th, 2009: They are dancers, teachers, choreographers, business women who couldn't have imagined the impact and success they have had for 45 years. Shirley Ririe and Joan Woodbury and their dance company next time. 2494918684 Sun, 20 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:21 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 13th, 2009 September 13th, 2009: Put Colonel Sanders and Utah's Alan Frank together and you have a big part of the formula for the success of Kentucky Fried chicken. Put Alan and Beverly Frank together and you have great jazz music. A conversation with Alan and Beverly Frank. September 13th, 2009: Put Colonel Sanders and Utah's Alan Frank together and you have a big part of the formula for the success of Kentucky Fried chicken. Put Alan and Beverly Frank together and you have great jazz music. A conversation with Alan and Beverly Frank. 2141722104 Sun, 13 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:27:26 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 6th, 2009 September 6th, 2009: Jewish merchants have owned and operated thriving businesses in downtown Salt Lake City since 1854. The Jewish community greatly contributes to the city and the state. A conversation with two leaders next time. September 6th, 2009: Jewish merchants have owned and operated thriving businesses in downtown Salt Lake City since 1854. The Jewish community greatly contributes to the city and the state. A conversation with two leaders next time. 2432655119 Sun, 06 Sep 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:25:27 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 30th, 2009 August 30th, 2009: He loves rugby and kids and coaching and turning out winners on and off the field. In 33 years as Highland High's rugby coach....his teams have won 18 national titles. A conversation with Larry Gelwix. August 30th, 2009: He loves rugby and kids and coaching and turning out winners on and off the field. In 33 years as Highland High's rugby coach....his teams have won 18 national titles. A conversation with Larry Gelwix. 2136317105 Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:47 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 16th, 2009 August 16th, 2009: August 16th, 2009: 2136317107 Sun, 16 Aug 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 26th, 2009 July 26th, 2009: Combine a local girls’ soccer team with a coach who is a film producer and whose team usually wins --even against boys teams-- and you have the formula for "Kick Like a Girl" an award winning film. A conversation with Jenny & Lizzie Mackenzie. July 26th, 2009: Combine a local girls’ soccer team with a coach who is a film producer and whose team usually wins --even against boys teams-- and you have the formula for "Kick Like a Girl" an award winning film. A conversation with Jenny & Lizzie Mackenzie. 2136317109 Sun, 26 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:28 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 19th, 2009 July 19th, 2009: Can you make music by hitting things with sticks? For 30 years now, University of Utah percussion ensemble director Doug Wolf has definitely proven --you can. Doug Wolf tells us how --next time. July 19th, 2009: Can you make music by hitting things with sticks? For 30 years now, University of Utah percussion ensemble director Doug Wolf has definitely proven --you can. Doug Wolf tells us how --next time. 2136317111 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:52 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 12th, 2009 July 12th, 2009: From basketball star to third district court judge -- the first African American judge in Utah's history. A conversation with Crimson Club Hall of Fame inductee Judge Tyrone Medley next time. July 12th, 2009: From basketball star to third district court judge -- the first African American judge in Utah's history. A conversation with Crimson Club Hall of Fame inductee Judge Tyrone Medley next time. 2136317113 Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:29:58 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 5th, 2009 July 5th, 2009: From the bullet-ridden streets of 1972 Santiago, Chile, to Utah board rooms, halls of higher education, and ad agency suites. The amazing life of Lorena Riffo-Jenson next time. July 5th, 2009: From the bullet-ridden streets of 1972 Santiago, Chile, to Utah board rooms, halls of higher education, and ad agency suites. The amazing life of Lorena Riffo-Jenson next time. 2136317115 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 28th, 2009 June 28th, 2009: Over 155,000 students now attend Utah's nine institutions of higher education. Today's economy and these students future? William A. Sederburg--Utah's commissioner of higher education--next time. June 28th, 2009: Over 155,000 students now attend Utah's nine institutions of higher education. Today's economy and these students future? William A. Sederburg--Utah's commissioner of higher education--next time. 2136317117 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:27:07 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 21st, 2009 June 21st, 2009: How much control should a university have over the personal behavior of students and student organizations? And what about the impact fraternities and sororities have on neighbors? Answers from the University of Utah's Jay Wilgus next time. June 21st, 2009: How much control should a university have over the personal behavior of students and student organizations? And what about the impact fraternities and sororities have on neighbors? Answers from the University of Utah's Jay Wilgus next time. 2136317119 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:49 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 14th, 2009 June 14th, 2009: Pilar Pobil’s long life has been and is as colorful as her brilliant paintings and sculptures. Born in Spain, Pilar Pobil’s illustrious career, like her bountiful Avenues garden, has blossomed now for years in Utah. A conversation with Pilar Pobil next time. June 14th, 2009: Pilar Pobil’s long life has been and is as colorful as her brilliant paintings and sculptures. Born in Spain, Pilar Pobil’s illustrious career, like her bountiful Avenues garden, has blossomed now for years in Utah. A conversation with Pilar Pobil next time. 2136317121 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped June 7th, 2009 June 7th, 2009: How does caring for a mentally disabled younger sister shape one's life? Terrell Harris Dougan tells the story in her new book: "That Went Well--adventures in caring for my sister." Terrell Harris Dougan--next time. June 7th, 2009: How does caring for a mentally disabled younger sister shape one's life? Terrell Harris Dougan tells the story in her new book: "That Went Well--adventures in caring for my sister." Terrell Harris Dougan--next time. 2136317123 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:50 clean Education University of Utah Taped May 31st, 2009 May 31st, 2009: It's a children's book: "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys." Author and native Utahn Dennis Christen will make the book into a movie...and will share profits from the book with the nation's public schools. A conversation with Dennis Christen next time. May 31st, 2009: It's a children's book: "Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys." Author and native Utahn Dennis Christen will make the book into a movie...and will share profits from the book with the nation's public schools. A conversation with Dennis Christen next time. 2136317125 Sun, 31 May 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 8th, 2009 February 8th, 2009: Erica Richardson is a talented woman. Born and raised in Connecticut, she is now a senior in the Acting Training Program at the University of Utah. She has appeared in numerous plays and was the 2008 winner of Kurt Bestor's Best Singer search competition. She is also the President of the U of U's Black Student Union. A conversation with Erica Richardson next time. February 8th, 2009: Erica Richardson is a talented woman. Born and raised in Connecticut, she is now a senior in the Acting Training Program at the University of Utah. She has appeared in numerous plays and was the 2008 winner of Kurt Bestor's Best Singer search competition. She is also the President of the U of U's Black Student Union. A conversation with Erica Richardson next time. 2136317127 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:35 clean Education University of Utah Taped February 1st, 2009 February 1st, 2009: After all, "you know this guy!" He is one of the largest auto dealers in the nation, owns the Utah Jazz, movie theaters, a restaurant, tv station, sports clothing stores, ranches, a road racing course, and more. And, as a philanthropist, he has contributed to many Utah schools and organizations. So what's ahead for Larry H. Miller? Join us next time. February 1st, 2009: After all, "you know this guy!" He is one of the largest auto dealers in the nation, owns the Utah Jazz, movie theaters, a restaurant, tv station, sports clothing stores, ranches, a road racing course, and more. And, as a philanthropist, he has contributed to many Utah schools and organizations. So what's ahead for Larry H. Miller? Join us next time. 2136317129 Sun, 01 Feb 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 25th, 2009 January 25th, 2009: Larry H. Miller is not emotionally shy and he has never shied from taking risks. Does he ever rest? Did those two months in the hospital last summer, critcally ill, change the direction of his life? Miller's business success has touched thousands of Utahns - employees, recipients of his philanthropy, sport fans and many others. Who is this "guy we know?" A conversation with Larry Miller next time. January 25th, 2009: Larry H. Miller is not emotionally shy and he has never shied from taking risks. Does he ever rest? Did those two months in the hospital last summer, critcally ill, change the direction of his life? Miller's business success has touched thousands of Utahns - employees, recipients of his philanthropy, sport fans and many others. Who is this "guy we know?" A conversation with Larry Miller next time. 2136317131 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:28 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 18th, 2009 January 18th, 2009: Wheelchair rugby, sometimes called Murderball, is a fast-paced, intense and very competitive full contact sport. Utahn Tim Daynes is a quadriplegic who coaches and plays for the Utah Scorpions. Josh Wheeler is one of the star players on the team. A conversation with Tim Daynes and Josh Wheeler. January 18th, 2009: Wheelchair rugby, sometimes called Murderball, is a fast-paced, intense and very competitive full contact sport. Utahn Tim Daynes is a quadriplegic who coaches and plays for the Utah Scorpions. Josh Wheeler is one of the star players on the team. A conversation with Tim Daynes and Josh Wheeler. 2136317133 Sun, 18 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 11th, 2009 January 11th, 2009: Those TV ads and promotions that result in moving viewers to buy, to watch and to act require creativity. And Utahn Jeff Olsen is as creative as they come. After losing his wife and son in a car accident, Olsen says he gained a new and different perspective on life about how fleeting and how valuable personal relationships are. A conversation with Jeff Olsen next time. January 11th, 2009: Those TV ads and promotions that result in moving viewers to buy, to watch and to act require creativity. And Utahn Jeff Olsen is as creative as they come. After losing his wife and son in a car accident, Olsen says he gained a new and different perspective on life about how fleeting and how valuable personal relationships are. A conversation with Jeff Olsen next time. 2136317135 Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped January 4th, 2009 January 4th, 2009: Saul Raisin was a world class bycycle racer headed to the pinnacle of his sport, the Tour de France, when a life threatening fall changed his world. That is when Utah author Dave Shields began a detailed account of Raisin's fight for life with the hope of racing again. Shield's loves the intrigue and excitement of cycling and has himself competed and even ridden beside the king of cycling--Lance Armstrong. A conversation with Dave Shields...next time. January 4th, 2009: Saul Raisin was a world class bycycle racer headed to the pinnacle of his sport, the Tour de France, when a life threatening fall changed his world. That is when Utah author Dave Shields began a detailed account of Raisin's fight for life with the hope of racing again. Shield's loves the intrigue and excitement of cycling and has himself competed and even ridden beside the king of cycling--Lance Armstrong. A conversation with Dave Shields...next time. 2136317137 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:41 clean Education University of Utah Taped December 28th, 2008 December 28th, 2008: Art...has it changed during the 76 years the Salt Lake Art Center has existed? What is the Center's role in the cultural life of our community? The Center's new executive Director, native Utahn Heather Ferrell, says she is passionate about the vital role of contemporary art and artists and about how the Center can encourage meaningful community dialogue on relevant issues through thought-provoking exhibitions and programs. A conversation with Heather Ferrell next. December 28th, 2008: Art...has it changed during the 76 years the Salt Lake Art Center has existed? What is the Center's role in the cultural life of our community? The Center's new executive Director, native Utahn Heather Ferrell, says she is passionate about the vital role of contemporary art and artists and about how the Center can encourage meaningful community dialogue on relevant issues through thought-provoking exhibitions and programs. A conversation with Heather Ferrell next. 2136317139 Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:54 clean Education University of Utah Taped December 21st, 2008 December 21st, 2008: Is it possible to teach the history of America or Utah or anywhere else without sometimes discussing religion and faith? It can be a thorny issue. As can prayer in public schools. Utah's 3R's Project of Right, Responsibility and Respect is aimed at teaching teachers how to teach the 3R's and abide by the First Amendment. A conversation with Martha Ball, the Director of the Utah's 3R's Project, next time. December 21st, 2008: Is it possible to teach the history of America or Utah or anywhere else without sometimes discussing religion and faith? It can be a thorny issue. As can prayer in public schools. Utah's 3R's Project of Right, Responsibility and Respect is aimed at teaching teachers how to teach the 3R's and abide by the First Amendment. A conversation with Martha Ball, the Director of the Utah's 3R's Project, next time. 2136317141 Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:48 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 28th, 2008 September 28th, 2008: This show is a rebroadcast. She served two terms in Utah's Senate before retiring and is now Communications Director for Salt Lake Mayor Ralph Becker. Democrat Karen Hale loves public service and was recently named winner of the Eleanor Roosevelt Award by party leaders who say she personifies the ideals of the nation's longest serving first lady. She is a super delegate and must decide between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama. A conversation with Karen Hale next time. September 28th, 2008: This show is a rebroadcast. She served two terms in Utah's Senate before retiring and is now Communications Director for Salt Lake Mayor Ralph Becker. Democrat Karen Hale loves public service and was recently named winner of the Eleanor Roosevelt Award by party leaders who say she personifies the ideals of the nation's longest serving first lady. She is a super delegate and must decide between Senator Clinton and Senator Obama. A conversation with Karen Hale next time. 2136317143 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:29 clean Education University of Utah Taped September 21st, 2008 September 21st, 2008: She says giving back is her passion. Shortly out of high school, she joined the Utah National Guard and received five medals for service as a combat medic in Afghanistan, graduated from nursing with high honors, became Miss Utah, runs marathons - who knows what's ahead? A conversation with Jill Stevens, next time. September 21st, 2008: She says giving back is her passion. Shortly out of high school, she joined the Utah National Guard and received five medals for service as a combat medic in Afghanistan, graduated from nursing with high honors, became Miss Utah, runs marathons - who knows what's ahead? A conversation with Jill Stevens, next time. 2136317145 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:36 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 31st, 2008 August 31st, 2008: A leader of Salt Lake's "Downtown Rising" project, she was recently named "Wasatch Woman of the Year." A conversation with Natalie Gochnour who says "feminine values" have strongly influenced her 23 years of public service. August 31st, 2008: A leader of Salt Lake's "Downtown Rising" project, she was recently named "Wasatch Woman of the Year." A conversation with Natalie Gochnour who says "feminine values" have strongly influenced her 23 years of public service. 2136317147 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 24th, 2008 August 24th, 2008: After 40 years in Utah's legislature, Mike Dmitrich --minority leader in first the House and then the Senate-- says it's time to hang 'em up. A conversation with Carbon County's one-time coal miner next time. August 24th, 2008: After 40 years in Utah's legislature, Mike Dmitrich --minority leader in first the House and then the Senate-- says it's time to hang 'em up. A conversation with Carbon County's one-time coal miner next time. 2136317149 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:45 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 17th, 2008 August 17th, 2008: Ken Sanders knows a "rare" book when he sees one. His rare knowledge of rare books has attracted producers of the PBS hit program "Antiques Road Show," who include him now as an expert appraiser of such rare finds. But Sanders loves, finds, reads and sells all kinds of books - something he has been doing since he was a young boy. A conversation with Ken Sanders next time. August 17th, 2008: Ken Sanders knows a "rare" book when he sees one. His rare knowledge of rare books has attracted producers of the PBS hit program "Antiques Road Show," who include him now as an expert appraiser of such rare finds. But Sanders loves, finds, reads and sells all kinds of books - something he has been doing since he was a young boy. A conversation with Ken Sanders next time. 2136317151 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:49 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 10th, 2008 August 10th, 2008: Fifty years of television excellence? That has been the goal. From dazzling productions to straight talk shows - from "How's Your Health?" to "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood," "Sesame Street" and "Utah's World War II Stories," - KUED has done it all. This week we take a look back with two pioneers of KUED. August 10th, 2008: Fifty years of television excellence? That has been the goal. From dazzling productions to straight talk shows - from "How's Your Health?" to "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood," "Sesame Street" and "Utah's World War II Stories," - KUED has done it all. This week we take a look back with two pioneers of KUED. 2136317153 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:55 clean Education University of Utah Taped August 3rd, 2008 August 3rd, 2008: Fewer high school graduates are going on to colleges and universities. Is the cost of tuition to blame? And what of the children of undocumented immigrants? Should they be encouraged to further their education? A conversation with Dr. Richard E. Kendell next time. August 3rd, 2008: Fewer high school graduates are going on to colleges and universities. Is the cost of tuition to blame? And what of the children of undocumented immigrants? Should they be encouraged to further their education? A conversation with Dr. Richard E. Kendell next time. 2136317155 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:43 clean Education University of Utah Taped July 27th, 2008 July 27th, 2008: Thurl Bailey was a basketball star for a big part of his life. He led the North Carolina State University basketball team to the NCAA National Championship in 1983. He also starred for the Utah Jazz, the Minnesota Timberwolves and two European teams as a professional basketball player. And now, as he approaches his 50th year, Thurl's many talents keep him busier than ever. A conversation with Thurl Bailey next time. July 27th, 2008: Thurl Bailey was a basketball star for a big part of his life. He led the North Carolina State University basketball team to the NCAA National Championship in 1983. He also starred for the Utah Jazz, the Minnesota Timberwolves and two European teams as a professional basketball player. And now, as he approaches his 50th year, Thurl's many talents keep him busier than ever. A conversation with Thurl Bailey next time. 2136317157 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 23:30:00 GMT Ted Capener 0:26:46 clean Education University of Utah October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste... October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste transport and storage, and the recent accelerated SITLA executives' bonuses. October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste transport and storage, and the recent accelerated SITLA executives' bonuses. 2667043944 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon per... September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon permits for citizens who live outside of Utah. September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon permits for citizens who live outside of Utah. 2553870041 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution i... August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution in the public schools, the Snake Valley water resources, and unemployment. August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution in the public schools, the Snake Valley water resources, and unemployment. 2416337327 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:42 no Education University of Utah March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...h... March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...he outlines how much we are expected to receive and the choices he made in where it will be spent. March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...he outlines how much we are expected to receive and the choices he made in where it will be spent. 2001347951 Sat, 21 Mar 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:21 no Education University of Utah January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. 1895242804 Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:47 no Education University of Utah August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Preside... August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Presidential Nominee will be. August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Presidential Nominee will be. 1895242806 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected t... June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected to be fully implemented in August. June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected to be fully implemented in August. 1895242808 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:53 no Education University of Utah May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Ut... May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Utah's liquor laws. May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Utah's liquor laws. 1895242810 Sat, 24 May 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:49 no Education University of Utah March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, includ... March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, including its goals, responsibilities, and timeline. He suggested even calling a special session later this year if the heathcare reform issue needs to be pushed along. The Governor also speaks at length about the all-encompassing immigration law that wil take effect in 2009. He feels that many issues will be resolved on a federal level before the start date of the state law. Additionally, Governor Huntsman talks about his future...whether he would take a cabinet post if Senator John McCain is elected president, the current economic status of Utah, energy issues, and the safety of the Kennecott tailings. March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, including its goals, responsibilities, and timeline. He suggested even calling a special session later this year if the heathcare reform issue needs to be pushed along. The Governor also speaks at length about the all-encompassing immigration law that wil take effect in 2009. He feels that many issues will be resolved on a federal level before the start date of the state law. Additionally, Governor Huntsman talks about his future...whether he would take a cabinet post if Senator John McCain is elected president, the current economic status of Utah, energy issues, and the safety of the Kennecott tailings. 1895242812 Sat, 29 Mar 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:36 no Education University of Utah February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive an... February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive and where that funding will go, and if other programs will have a short fall in funding. The governor also comments on other issues...including the recent statements of State Senator Buttars, Utah accepting more radioactive waste, and the current Utah Legislature bills dealing with illegal immigration. February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive and where that funding will go, and if other programs will have a short fall in funding. The governor also comments on other issues...including the recent statements of State Senator Buttars, Utah accepting more radioactive waste, and the current Utah Legislature bills dealing with illegal immigration. 1895242814 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:41 no Education University of Utah October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the refe... October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the referendum. He also speaks about Nuclear power and waste in Utah, and Utah's need for new sources of electricity.Other topics the Governor covers are the Utah Commission investigating the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster, both bringing in to, and outsourcing jobs from, Utah, and his plans for running for re-election. October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the referendum. He also speaks about Nuclear power and waste in Utah, and Utah's need for new sources of electricity.Other topics the Governor covers are the Utah Commission investigating the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster, both bringing in to, and outsourcing jobs from, Utah, and his plans for running for re-election. 1895242816 Sat, 27 Oct 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:33 no Education University of Utah September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison syst... September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison system, and the lack of communication between the Federal and State investigations of the Crandall Canyon Mine tragedy. Governor Huntsman also discusses the United Way's recent healthcare proposal and its associated mandates, answers questions regarding polygamy after the decision in the Warren Jeffs case, and highlights his outlook on the 2008 Utah state budget. September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison system, and the lack of communication between the Federal and State investigations of the Crandall Canyon Mine tragedy. Governor Huntsman also discusses the United Way's recent healthcare proposal and its associated mandates, answers questions regarding polygamy after the decision in the Warren Jeffs case, and highlights his outlook on the 2008 Utah state budget. 1895242818 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:50 no Education University of Utah August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He als... August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He also talks about the lessons to be learned from the crisis and what the State of Utah can do to respond to crises of this nature. The Governor also speaks about the Special Legislative Session and the bill proposals within the session...specifically on the discussion of the ballot proposal to split Salt Lake County school districts, and on an animal cruelty law known as "Henry's Law." August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He also talks about the lessons to be learned from the crisis and what the State of Utah can do to respond to crises of this nature. The Governor also speaks about the Special Legislative Session and the bill proposals within the session...specifically on the discussion of the ballot proposal to split Salt Lake County school districts, and on an animal cruelty law known as "Henry's Law." 1895242820 Sat, 25 Aug 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:33 no Education University of Utah June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become inform... June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become informed on the issue. He also talked about the budget surplus, tax cuts, and air quality on the Wasatch Front. June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become informed on the issue. He also talked about the budget surplus, tax cuts, and air quality on the Wasatch Front. 1895242822 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:36 no Education University of Utah May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The go... May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The governor also discussed the convergence of immigration and education issues. Other issues raised in the press conference include the status of the Legacy Highway and the different transportation options along the Wasatch Front, new appointments to state education boards and commissions (with extensive discussion on the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Commission), and the high price of gas. May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The governor also discussed the convergence of immigration and education issues. Other issues raised in the press conference include the status of the Legacy Highway and the different transportation options along the Wasatch Front, new appointments to state education boards and commissions (with extensive discussion on the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Commission), and the high price of gas. 1895242824 Sat, 26 May 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission... April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission to Canada, the issues around creating more wireless internet access in the state of Utah, and his recent discussions with U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt on the issues of disaffected youth and public shootings. April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission to Canada, the issues around creating more wireless internet access in the state of Utah, and his recent discussions with U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt on the issues of disaffected youth and public shootings. 1895242826 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:46 no Education University of Utah March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school v... March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school vouchers on the ballot, and where Utah stands in regard to additional storage of radioactive waste. The Governor also discusses Utah's request for a fourth United States Congressional Seat, Real Salt Lake's stadium proposal, and climate change. March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school vouchers on the ballot, and where Utah stands in regard to additional storage of radioactive waste. The Governor also discusses Utah's request for a fourth United States Congressional Seat, Real Salt Lake's stadium proposal, and climate change. 1895242828 Sat, 24 Mar 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of... January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of the sales tax on food and the broader issues of tax reform. The governor also discussed the balance between the environment and tourism, the importance of ethics reform in the executive branch and Meth use in Utah. January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of the sales tax on food and the broader issues of tax reform. The governor also discussed the balance between the environment and tourism, the importance of ethics reform in the executive branch and Meth use in Utah. 1895242830 Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He a... October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He also answers questions about gas prices and Utah's $500 million surplus. October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He also answers questions about gas prices and Utah's $500 million surplus. 1895242832 Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah g... September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah gas prices. Reporters also ask about healthcare in Utah, and the state's minority population. September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah gas prices. Reporters also ask about healthcare in Utah, and the state's minority population. 1895242834 Sat, 30 Sep 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:49 no Education University of Utah July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, educatio... July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, education in the state of Utah and the presidential race of 2008. Reporters also asked the Governor about Iraq, transportation and the USTAR initiative. July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, education in the state of Utah and the presidential race of 2008. Reporters also asked the Governor about Iraq, transportation and the USTAR initiative. 1895242836 Sat, 29 Jul 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:54 no Education University of Utah June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelin... June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelings on immigration, and electronic voting. The governor also answered questions regarding the removal of the government website which was written in Spanish, having global relationships with Mexico, China, India and Canada and the most recent decisions surrounding the storage of nuclear waste. June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelings on immigration, and electronic voting. The governor also answered questions regarding the removal of the government website which was written in Spanish, having global relationships with Mexico, China, India and Canada and the most recent decisions surrounding the storage of nuclear waste. 1895242838 Sat, 01 Jul 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:39 no Education University of Utah May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-inc... May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-income Utahns. May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-income Utahns. 1895242840 Sat, 27 May 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:28:48 no Education University of Utah April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. 1895242842 Sat, 29 Apr 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:28:50 no Education University of Utah October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste... October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste transport and storage, and the recent accelerated SITLA executives' bonuses. October 23rd, 2009: This week Governor Gary Herbert speaks in depth about his department's four day work week, addresses the budget for 2010, and global warming. Gov. Herbert also answers questions about , the current ethics initiative, nuclear waste transport and storage, and the recent accelerated SITLA executives' bonuses. 2666977349 Sat, 24 Oct 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon per... September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon permits for citizens who live outside of Utah. September 25th, 2009: Governor Gary Herbert talks extensively about the 2010 budget and transparency in political fundraising. Governor Herbert also discusses ethics reform in the legislature, uranium waste in the West Desert, and concealed weapon permits for citizens who live outside of Utah. 2553461571 Sat, 26 Sep 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution i... August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution in the public schools, the Snake Valley water resources, and unemployment. August 28th, 2009: Governor Herbert speaks on a number of issues during the show, including his views on raising taxes for next years budget and how far discrimination ordinances should go. The Governor talks about both sex education and evolution in the public schools, the Snake Valley water resources, and unemployment. 2414765863 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:42 no Education University of Utah March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...h... March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...he outlines how much we are expected to receive and the choices he made in where it will be spent. March 20th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about how the Federal Stimulus package will affect Utah...he outlines how much we are expected to receive and the choices he made in where it will be spent. 2000400589 Sat, 21 Mar 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:21 no Education University of Utah January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. January 16th, 2009: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. 1895848233 Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:47 no Education University of Utah August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Preside... August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Presidential Nominee will be. August 29th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Governor Huntsman speaks about the qualities that the presumptive Republican Vice Presidential Nominee will be. 1895848235 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected t... June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected to be fully implemented in August. June 27th, 2008: On this edition of the Governor's News Conference, Governor Huntsman unveiled a plan for the Executive Branch of the State of Utah to move to a four-day, ten-hour work week. The new Monday through Thursday Workweek is expected to be fully implemented in August. 1895848237 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:53 no Education University of Utah May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Ut... May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Utah's liquor laws. May 23rd, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference. The governor speaks in depth about gasoline prices by addressing how it affects the state budget and future planning. He also speaks extensively on reforming Utah's liquor laws. 1895848239 Sat, 24 May 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:49 no Education University of Utah March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, includ... March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, including its goals, responsibilities, and timeline. He suggested even calling a special session later this year if the heathcare reform issue needs to be pushed along. The Governor also speaks at length about the all-encompassing immigration law that wil take effect in 2009. He feels that many issues will be resolved on a federal level before the start date of the state law. Additionally, Governor Huntsman talks about his future...whether he would take a cabinet post if Senator John McCain is elected president, the current economic status of Utah, energy issues, and the safety of the Kennecott tailings. March 28th, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. The Governor speaks in depth about his plan for his healthcare reform task force, including its goals, responsibilities, and timeline. He suggested even calling a special session later this year if the heathcare reform issue needs to be pushed along. The Governor also speaks at length about the all-encompassing immigration law that wil take effect in 2009. He feels that many issues will be resolved on a federal level before the start date of the state law. Additionally, Governor Huntsman talks about his future...whether he would take a cabinet post if Senator John McCain is elected president, the current economic status of Utah, energy issues, and the safety of the Kennecott tailings. 1895848241 Sat, 29 Mar 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:36 no Education University of Utah February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive an... February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive and where that funding will go, and if other programs will have a short fall in funding. The governor also comments on other issues...including the recent statements of State Senator Buttars, Utah accepting more radioactive waste, and the current Utah Legislature bills dealing with illegal immigration. February 21st, 2008: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Tune in to hear Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. comment on the economic forecast and proposed budget for Utah in 2009...how much Public Education will receive and where that funding will go, and if other programs will have a short fall in funding. The governor also comments on other issues...including the recent statements of State Senator Buttars, Utah accepting more radioactive waste, and the current Utah Legislature bills dealing with illegal immigration. 1895848243 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:41 no Education University of Utah October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the refe... October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the referendum. He also speaks about Nuclear power and waste in Utah, and Utah's need for new sources of electricity.Other topics the Governor covers are the Utah Commission investigating the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster, both bringing in to, and outsourcing jobs from, Utah, and his plans for running for re-election. October 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference.Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., speaks for an extended period on his stance on Referendum 1 and school vouchers, and how he is perceived as campaigning for the referendum. He also speaks about Nuclear power and waste in Utah, and Utah's need for new sources of electricity.Other topics the Governor covers are the Utah Commission investigating the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster, both bringing in to, and outsourcing jobs from, Utah, and his plans for running for re-election. 1895848245 Sat, 27 Oct 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:33 no Education University of Utah September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison syst... September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison system, and the lack of communication between the Federal and State investigations of the Crandall Canyon Mine tragedy. Governor Huntsman also discusses the United Way's recent healthcare proposal and its associated mandates, answers questions regarding polygamy after the decision in the Warren Jeffs case, and highlights his outlook on the 2008 Utah state budget. September 28th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents the Governor's Monthly News Conference. Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. responds to criticism about his seeming lack of public support for school vouchers, the cost of expansion for the Utah prison system, and the lack of communication between the Federal and State investigations of the Crandall Canyon Mine tragedy. Governor Huntsman also discusses the United Way's recent healthcare proposal and its associated mandates, answers questions regarding polygamy after the decision in the Warren Jeffs case, and highlights his outlook on the 2008 Utah state budget. 1895848247 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:50 no Education University of Utah August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He als... August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He also talks about the lessons to be learned from the crisis and what the State of Utah can do to respond to crises of this nature. The Governor also speaks about the Special Legislative Session and the bill proposals within the session...specifically on the discussion of the ballot proposal to split Salt Lake County school districts, and on an animal cruelty law known as "Henry's Law." August 24th, 2007: Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. speaks extensively about the tragedy at the Crandall Canyon Mine and his extreme frustration in how the event was handled and how the families and the community of Huntington have been treated. He also talks about the lessons to be learned from the crisis and what the State of Utah can do to respond to crises of this nature. The Governor also speaks about the Special Legislative Session and the bill proposals within the session...specifically on the discussion of the ballot proposal to split Salt Lake County school districts, and on an animal cruelty law known as "Henry's Law." 1895848249 Sat, 25 Aug 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:33 no Education University of Utah June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become inform... June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become informed on the issue. He also talked about the budget surplus, tax cuts, and air quality on the Wasatch Front. June 22nd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the upcoming School Vouchers vote and the need for the public to become informed on the issue. He also talked about the budget surplus, tax cuts, and air quality on the Wasatch Front. 1895848251 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:36 no Education University of Utah May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The go... May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The governor also discussed the convergence of immigration and education issues. Other issues raised in the press conference include the status of the Legacy Highway and the different transportation options along the Wasatch Front, new appointments to state education boards and commissions (with extensive discussion on the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Commission), and the high price of gas. May 25th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers and if Utah will be a battleground for this issue, and how the two voucher bills work together and compete against each other. The governor also discussed the convergence of immigration and education issues. Other issues raised in the press conference include the status of the Legacy Highway and the different transportation options along the Wasatch Front, new appointments to state education boards and commissions (with extensive discussion on the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Commission), and the high price of gas. 1895848253 Sat, 26 May 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:44 no Education University of Utah April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission... April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission to Canada, the issues around creating more wireless internet access in the state of Utah, and his recent discussions with U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt on the issues of disaffected youth and public shootings. April 27th, 2007: This month Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. discussed the ongoing issue of Public Education Vouchers, and Real Salt Lake's involvement in a youth soccer complex in North Salt Lake City. The Governor also spoke about his trade mission to Canada, the issues around creating more wireless internet access in the state of Utah, and his recent discussions with U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt on the issues of disaffected youth and public shootings. 1895848255 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:46 no Education University of Utah March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school v... March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school vouchers on the ballot, and where Utah stands in regard to additional storage of radioactive waste. The Governor also discusses Utah's request for a fourth United States Congressional Seat, Real Salt Lake's stadium proposal, and climate change. March 23rd, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. Topics include the funding of public education, the petition to put the issue of school vouchers on the ballot, and where Utah stands in regard to additional storage of radioactive waste. The Governor also discusses Utah's request for a fourth United States Congressional Seat, Real Salt Lake's stadium proposal, and climate change. 1895848257 Sat, 24 Mar 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of... January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of the sales tax on food and the broader issues of tax reform. The governor also discussed the balance between the environment and tourism, the importance of ethics reform in the executive branch and Meth use in Utah. January 26th, 2007: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the governor's plan of action regarding the Divine Strake test, the future of the sales tax on food and the broader issues of tax reform. The governor also discussed the balance between the environment and tourism, the importance of ethics reform in the executive branch and Meth use in Utah. 1895848259 Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:00:10 no Education University of Utah October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He a... October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He also answers questions about gas prices and Utah's $500 million surplus. October 27th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. This month the governor discusses his trip to China and Utah's transportation situation. He also answers questions about gas prices and Utah's $500 million surplus. 1895848261 Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:45 no Education University of Utah September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah g... September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah gas prices. Reporters also ask about healthcare in Utah, and the state's minority population. September 29th, 2006: This week Utah NOW presents The Governor's Monthly News Conference, an unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include the war in Iraq, Utah's possible 4th district, and the investigation of Utah gas prices. Reporters also ask about healthcare in Utah, and the state's minority population. 1895848263 Sat, 30 Sep 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:49 no Education University of Utah July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, educatio... July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, education in the state of Utah and the presidential race of 2008. Reporters also asked the Governor about Iraq, transportation and the USTAR initiative. July 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include the governor's poll numbers, his blue print for the future and the economy. He also talks about the prospect of tuition tax credits, education in the state of Utah and the presidential race of 2008. Reporters also asked the Governor about Iraq, transportation and the USTAR initiative. 1895848265 Sat, 29 Jul 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:54 no Education University of Utah June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelin... June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelings on immigration, and electronic voting. The governor also answered questions regarding the removal of the government website which was written in Spanish, having global relationships with Mexico, China, India and Canada and the most recent decisions surrounding the storage of nuclear waste. June 30th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Some topics include a special education summit planned for September, the state's wildfires, the Third District Primary and what it revealed about Utahns' feelings on immigration, and electronic voting. The governor also answered questions regarding the removal of the government website which was written in Spanish, having global relationships with Mexico, China, India and Canada and the most recent decisions surrounding the storage of nuclear waste. 1895848267 Sat, 01 Jul 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:26:39 no Education University of Utah May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-inc... May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-income Utahns. May 26th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics include President Vicente Fox's visit to Utah, Fox's views on immigration, Utah's relationship with Mexico, the special session and dental aid for low-income Utahns. 1895848269 Sat, 27 May 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:28:48 no Education University of Utah April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. April 28th, 2006: An unedited exchange between reporters and Governor Jon M. Huntsman. Topics will include health care and Utah's uninsured, the position of the governor's tax reform plan, Utah's preparation for the bird flu and much more. 1895848271 Sat, 29 Apr 2006 02:30:00 GMT Utah NOW 0:28:50 no Education University of Utah November 30th, 2009: Utah Serenade" showcases the natural beauty and splendor of Utah's unique landscape. Set to some of the world's best classical music, the production captures the state through four seasons, offering spectacular visuals from mounta... November 30th, 2009: Utah Serenade" showcases the natural beauty and splendor of Utah's unique landscape. Set to some of the world's best classical music, the production captures the state through four seasons, offering spectacular visuals from mountaintops to powerful rivers, from national parks to desert isolation. "Utah Serenade" paints a new and compelling portrait of Utah's scenic and wild areas. November 30th, 2009: Utah Serenade" showcases the natural beauty and splendor of Utah's unique landscape. Set to some of the world's best classical music, the production captures the state through four seasons, offering spectacular visuals from mountaintops to powerful rivers, from national parks to desert isolation. "Utah Serenade" paints a new and compelling portrait of Utah's scenic and wild areas. 2771046091 Mon, 30 Nov 2009 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:28 clean Education University of Utah November 9th, 2009: Its whitewater formed the backdrop for one of the nation's great adventure stories.. November 9th, 2009: Its whitewater formed the backdrop for one of the nation's great adventure stories.. November 9th, 2009: Its whitewater formed the backdrop for one of the nation's great adventure stories.. 2581752121 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:30 clean Education University of Utah May 21st, 2009: Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Utah's Zion National Park with Red Rock Rondo, a musical tribute to this treasured place and its people. Produced by the Western Folklife Center in cooperation with KUED TV, Red Rock Rondo explor... May 21st, 2009: Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Utah's Zion National Park with Red Rock Rondo, a musical tribute to this treasured place and its people. Produced by the Western Folklife Center in cooperation with KUED TV, Red Rock Rondo explores the antique and contemporary stories of the people whose lives have been shaped by the red rock walls of Zion. May 21st, 2009: Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Utah's Zion National Park with Red Rock Rondo, a musical tribute to this treasured place and its people. Produced by the Western Folklife Center in cooperation with KUED TV, Red Rock Rondo explores the antique and contemporary stories of the people whose lives have been shaped by the red rock walls of Zion. 2135484219 Thu, 21 May 2009 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:30 clean Education University of Utah April 13th, 2009: In the Spring of 2009 KUED teams with PBS to celebrate and preserve the words, the stories and the ways of the Ute, the Paiute, the Northwestern Shoshone, the Goshute and the Navajo people. We Shall Remain...The Utah Voices. Onl... April 13th, 2009: In the Spring of 2009 KUED teams with PBS to celebrate and preserve the words, the stories and the ways of the Ute, the Paiute, the Northwestern Shoshone, the Goshute and the Navajo people. We Shall Remain...The Utah Voices. Only on KUED. April 13th, 2009: In the Spring of 2009 KUED teams with PBS to celebrate and preserve the words, the stories and the ways of the Ute, the Paiute, the Northwestern Shoshone, the Goshute and the Navajo people. We Shall Remain...The Utah Voices. Only on KUED. 2135484221 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:03:01 clean Education University of Utah February 2nd, 2009: Wallace Stegner was an acclaimed writer, conservationist, and teacher. He became one of America's greatest writers. His voice is the conscience of the conservation movement. Wallace Stegner is a biographical film that paints a p... February 2nd, 2009: Wallace Stegner was an acclaimed writer, conservationist, and teacher. He became one of America's greatest writers. His voice is the conscience of the conservation movement. Wallace Stegner is a biographical film that paints a portrait of the West that Wallace Stegner so loved. February 2nd, 2009: Wallace Stegner was an acclaimed writer, conservationist, and teacher. He became one of America's greatest writers. His voice is the conscience of the conservation movement. Wallace Stegner is a biographical film that paints a portrait of the West that Wallace Stegner so loved. 2135484223 Mon, 02 Feb 2009 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:01:01 clean Education University of Utah December 24th, 2008: For the fifth consecutive year, this popular holiday tradition continues as the Choir and Orchestra are joined by England’s premier vocal choral ensemble, The King’s Singers. December 24th, 2008: For the fifth consecutive year, this popular holiday tradition continues as the Choir and Orchestra are joined by England’s premier vocal choral ensemble, The King’s Singers. December 24th, 2008: For the fifth consecutive year, this popular holiday tradition continues as the Choir and Orchestra are joined by England’s premier vocal choral ensemble, The King’s Singers. 2135484225 Wed, 24 Dec 2008 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:02:29 clean Education University of Utah December 3rd, 2008: Celebrating the 70th anniversary of Alta Ski Resort, The Alta Experience is a new KUED documentary that transports viewers to a mountain town with a history richer than its silver mining past. December 3rd, 2008: Celebrating the 70th anniversary of Alta Ski Resort, The Alta Experience is a new KUED documentary that transports viewers to a mountain town with a history richer than its silver mining past. December 3rd, 2008: Celebrating the 70th anniversary of Alta Ski Resort, The Alta Experience is a new KUED documentary that transports viewers to a mountain town with a history richer than its silver mining past. 2135484227 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:25 clean Education University of Utah June 23rd, 2008: Outside, a one-hour independently produced film, offers a gritty glimpse into a world largely invisible to the general society - gay youth homelessness in Utah. June 23rd, 2008: Outside, a one-hour independently produced film, offers a gritty glimpse into a world largely invisible to the general society - gay youth homelessness in Utah. June 23rd, 2008: Outside, a one-hour independently produced film, offers a gritty glimpse into a world largely invisible to the general society - gay youth homelessness in Utah. 2135484229 Mon, 23 Jun 2008 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:01:31 clean Education University of Utah December 9th, 2007:   European singing sensation Sissel joins with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square in a magnificent Christmas celebration featuring some of the season’s most beloved songs.   December 9th, 2007: European singing sensation Sissel joins with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square in a magnificent Christmas celebration featuring some of the season’s most beloved songs. December 9th, 2007: European singing sensation Sissel joins with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square in a magnificent Christmas celebration featuring some of the season’s most beloved songs. 2135484231 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:30 clean Education University of Utah November 20th, 2007: The year was 1864.  About eight thousand Navajo men, women and children were forced from their sacred homeland to march over 300 miles to a barren reservation in New Mexico along the Texas border, called Bosque Redondo. Many... November 20th, 2007: The year was 1864. About eight thousand Navajo men, women and children were forced from their sacred homeland to march over 300 miles to a barren reservation in New Mexico along the Texas border, called Bosque Redondo. Many died along the way and during a four-year incarceration. It was called "The Long Walk." November 20th, 2007: The year was 1864. About eight thousand Navajo men, women and children were forced from their sacred homeland to march over 300 miles to a barren reservation in New Mexico along the Texas border, called Bosque Redondo. Many died along the way and during a four-year incarceration. It was called "The Long Walk." 2135484233 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:01:04 clean Education University of Utah October 22nd, 2007: For every Utahn, for every American, there is a stark question: "Do I have a right to healthcare?" KUED addresses that question and looks at the barriers to healthcare in a new hour-long documentary by Nancy Green. October 22nd, 2007: For every Utahn, for every American, there is a stark question: "Do I have a right to healthcare?" KUED addresses that question and looks at the barriers to healthcare in a new hour-long documentary by Nancy Green. October 22nd, 2007: For every Utahn, for every American, there is a stark question: "Do I have a right to healthcare?" KUED addresses that question and looks at the barriers to healthcare in a new hour-long documentary by Nancy Green. 2135484235 Mon, 22 Oct 2007 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:01:00 clean Education University of Utah May 30th, 2007: KUED’s “Aftermath of Meth,” is a hard-hitting probe of the drug that is devastating many small, rural communities in the West. The unique attributes that characterize the American West have also made it fertile g... May 30th, 2007: KUED’s “Aftermath of Meth,” is a hard-hitting probe of the drug that is devastating many small, rural communities in the West. The unique attributes that characterize the American West have also made it fertile ground for meth manufacturers. “Small Town America” has now become a high-stakes venue for methamphetamine trafficking. May 30th, 2007: KUED’s “Aftermath of Meth,” is a hard-hitting probe of the drug that is devastating many small, rural communities in the West. The unique attributes that characterize the American West have also made it fertile ground for meth manufacturers. “Small Town America” has now become a high-stakes venue for methamphetamine trafficking. 2135484237 Wed, 30 May 2007 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:30 clean Education University of Utah November 6th, 2006: "The art of Maynard Dixon is about the land. The color, temperature, intensity, and vastness of the desert were his subjects; the rhythms and forces of nature were his themes. To experience Dixon's work over time and in quantity i... November 6th, 2006: "The art of Maynard Dixon is about the land. The color, temperature, intensity, and vastness of the desert were his subjects; the rhythms and forces of nature were his themes. To experience Dixon's work over time and in quantity is to refresh our own senses and to remember our own fundamental connection with earth and sky. We might call him a poet and a politician in addition to painter, such is Dixon's power to enable us to feel both the energy and the elegance of our own geography and by extension, to reflect upon the importance of the earth to virtually everything we do." November 6th, 2006: "The art of Maynard Dixon is about the land. The color, temperature, intensity, and vastness of the desert were his subjects; the rhythms and forces of nature were his themes. To experience Dixon's work over time and in quantity is to refresh our own senses and to remember our own fundamental connection with earth and sky. We might call him a poet and a politician in addition to painter, such is Dixon's power to enable us to feel both the energy and the elegance of our own geography and by extension, to reflect upon the importance of the earth to virtually everything we do." 2135484239 Mon, 06 Nov 2006 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:01:48 clean Education University of Utah September 5th, 2006: It's a story as old as the West itself, a story of water and power: who has it and who wants it. Competing interests debate how growth, development, preservation, and conservation are at stake in the future of the West. September 5th, 2006: It's a story as old as the West itself, a story of water and power: who has it and who wants it. Competing interests debate how growth, development, preservation, and conservation are at stake in the future of the West. September 5th, 2006: It's a story as old as the West itself, a story of water and power: who has it and who wants it. Competing interests debate how growth, development, preservation, and conservation are at stake in the future of the West. 2135484241 Tue, 05 Sep 2006 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:35 clean Education University of Utah February 20th, 2006: KUED takes a unique and powerful look at a social challenge that is seldom discussed – young people taking their own lives in Utah. Told largely through the searing personal stories of young filmmakers whose lives have been... February 20th, 2006: KUED takes a unique and powerful look at a social challenge that is seldom discussed – young people taking their own lives in Utah. Told largely through the searing personal stories of young filmmakers whose lives have been touched by suicide, the documentary is a collaboration between KUED, Spy Hop Productions and the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (Utah Chapter). February 20th, 2006: KUED takes a unique and powerful look at a social challenge that is seldom discussed – young people taking their own lives in Utah. Told largely through the searing personal stories of young filmmakers whose lives have been touched by suicide, the documentary is a collaboration between KUED, Spy Hop Productions and the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (Utah Chapter). 2135484243 Mon, 20 Feb 2006 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:26 clean Education University of Utah December 7th, 2005: Utah World War II Stories is a stirring landmark series in four parts. The men and women of "the Greatest Generation" recollect the pivotal events of World War II in this important series from KUED. Utahns tell some of the greates... December 7th, 2005: Utah World War II Stories is a stirring landmark series in four parts. The men and women of "the Greatest Generation" recollect the pivotal events of World War II in this important series from KUED. Utahns tell some of the greatest stories of their lives in The Struggle, Europe, The Pacific and The Home Front. December 7th, 2005: Utah World War II Stories is a stirring landmark series in four parts. The men and women of "the Greatest Generation" recollect the pivotal events of World War II in this important series from KUED. Utahns tell some of the greatest stories of their lives in The Struggle, Europe, The Pacific and The Home Front. 2135484245 Wed, 07 Dec 2005 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:21 clean Education University of Utah July 21st, 2003: Ken Verdoia's two-hour documentary BATTALION uncovers the story of the Mormon Battalion during the War With Mexico. Marching 2,000 miles through a mostly uncharted American Southwest, the 500-man battalion was a pivotal force in f... July 21st, 2003: Ken Verdoia's two-hour documentary BATTALION uncovers the story of the Mormon Battalion during the War With Mexico. Marching 2,000 miles through a mostly uncharted American Southwest, the 500-man battalion was a pivotal force in fulfilling the national dream of Manifest Destiny. July 21st, 2003: Ken Verdoia's two-hour documentary BATTALION uncovers the story of the Mormon Battalion during the War With Mexico. Marching 2,000 miles through a mostly uncharted American Southwest, the 500-man battalion was a pivotal force in fulfilling the national dream of Manifest Destiny. 2135484247 Mon, 21 Jul 2003 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:00:51 clean Education University of Utah July 3rd, 2003: Utah's National Parks are home to some of the most stunning landscapes in America. John Howe's latest film for KUED is a symphony of sight and sound that features the spectacular landscapes of Canyonlands, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Ca... July 3rd, 2003: Utah's National Parks are home to some of the most stunning landscapes in America. John Howe's latest film for KUED is a symphony of sight and sound that features the spectacular landscapes of Canyonlands, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion National Parks, set to music from some of the world's greatest composers. July 3rd, 2003: Utah's National Parks are home to some of the most stunning landscapes in America. John Howe's latest film for KUED is a symphony of sight and sound that features the spectacular landscapes of Canyonlands, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion National Parks, set to music from some of the world's greatest composers. 2135484249 Thu, 03 Jul 2003 18:00:00 GMT KUED Channel 7 0:03:33 clean Education University of Utah