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Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Utah Public Radio".
Sep 29, 2026
How Great Salt Lake's low levels affect shorebirds on Access Utah
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0:41Tom WilliamsHOST
Clarissa Kasper is writer-editor at American Bird Conservancy and was the 2025-2026 Rachel Carson Science Journalism Fellow at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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0:53Tom WilliamsHOST
She's a graduate of Utah State University and was the Utah Public Radio, Salt Lake Tribune, Cache Valley reporter.
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0:59Tom WilliamsHOST
Clarissa, thanks for joining us.
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1:02Clarissa CasperGUEST
Hi, Tom.
Behind the scenes of The Edge of Jazz on Access Utah
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0:11Tom WilliamsHOST
Today we're going to talk music with the hosts of The Music Never Stopped and The Edge of Jazz, John Florence and John Northup.
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0:18Tom WilliamsHOST
Both those programs are on Sundays on Utah Public Radio.
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0:21Tom WilliamsHOST
We'll get to know each of these gentlemen, ask how the shows came to be, what their goals are with the programs, and what gets them excited about the music, how they discover new music, also how they discover... their favorite bands and artists.
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0:36Tom WilliamsHOST
And so we hope to be joined soon by John Florence.
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6:53John NorthupGUEST
Then when the web came around, that really tugged at me and...
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6:58John NorthupGUEST
That's where I went professionally, but I've always had an interest in radio.
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7:02John NorthupGUEST
It's always been back there, and I am so happy to be at Utah Public Radio and able to do this.
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7:08John NorthupGUEST
For me, it's like UPR has this toy, and they let me play with it.
A year without federal funding for public media on Access Utah
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42:09Tom WilliamsHOST
Yes.
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42:09Gavin DahlGUEST
But when I go to UPR.org, everything is available to me, whether I've given or not.
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42:13Gavin DahlGUEST
And I think that is such a fundamental part of what our missions are in public broadcasting.
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42:18Gavin DahlGUEST
This work we do is for everyone.
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42:36Gavin DahlGUEST
We are pleased to make this service available to everyone.
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42:39Gavin DahlGUEST
And we want people who are the most in need of this information to be sure that we're providing it to them.
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42:47Gavin DahlGUEST
But we're asking you today if you do have the means to call 800-826-1495 or again, donate at UPR.org.
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42:54Tom WilliamsHOST
By the way, note to my engineer word, we'll skip the second break.
Meet UPR's new station manager and news director
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47:34Tom WilliamsHOST
Thank you.
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47:36Tom WilliamsHOST
And to support this service and support Access Utah particularly, I hope you'll call right now, 800-826-1495, 800-826-1495, or go online to UPR.org. Frank Moeller, thank you.
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47:50Tom WilliamsHOST
Thank you.
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47:51Tom WilliamsHOST
Colette Cernicki, thank you.
Trump's $5000 midterm enticement and the fight over mail-in ballots
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13:33Shireen GhorbaniHOST
We're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back.
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13:37Shireen GhorbaniHOST
You're listening to Both Sides of the Aisle on Utah Public Radio.
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13:41Shireen GhorbaniHOST
We love to hear from listeners like you.
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13:44Shireen GhorbaniHOST
If you would like to send us a comment, email bsotapodcast at gmail.com. That's bsotapodcast at gmail.com.
Recommendations for clearing Utah's air by the Olympics on Access Utah
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53:22speaker_6NARRATOR
Tune in Friday night at 9 here on UPR.
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53:30speaker_13NARRATOR
You're listening to Utah Public Radio, a statewide listener-supported service of Utah State University and the College of Arts and Sciences.
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53:38speaker_13NARRATOR
KUSR Logan, KUSK Vernal, KUSL Richfield, KUST Moab, KCEU Price, KUSU FM Logan.
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53:47speaker_13NARRATOR
Also heard at UPR.org or on the UPR app.
The importance of women in higher education on Access Utah
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18:44Tom WilliamsHOST
It- it's..." 'Cause that's what I'm doing for a living.
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18:46Tom WilliamsHOST
Utah Public Radio, I'm raising [laughs] awareness is what I'm doing.
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18:48Susan MadsenGUEST
[laughs]
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18:49Tom WilliamsHOST
And he's telling me he doesn't want any raising awareness squishiness, right?