Utah State University
Land-grant university in Logan, Utahwww.usu.edu
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Oct 29, 2026
Don WildmanHOST
Where did this mythical creature come from? Who dreamed it up and then grew it into a legend for the ages? Was it a curse? A cautionary tale? Or did somebody actually see something out there in the pine trees? Thankfully, we have an expert to lead us into our nightmares.
Don WildmanHOST
Professor Lynn McNeil is an associate professor of folklore at Utah State University.
Don WildmanHOST
Go Aggies!
Lynne McNeillGUEST
Go Aggies!
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Don WildmanHOST
Welcome back.
Don WildmanHOST
We're talking with Lynn McNeil of Utah State University, chair of the Folklore Division, and appropriately so because we're talking about the Jersey Devil.
Don WildmanHOST
Lynn, it's been quite a story for more than 100 years, and then it's gotten a big spike in the 20th century, around the earliest decades of this.
Steve TeichertGUEST
The cow is smarter than you are.
John HaskellHOST
So I went to college with Fred Provenza at Utah State, right, who's a big advocate for the free choice type deal.
John HaskellHOST
And over and over again, he does not argue with the people that say that this is what the average cow needs.
John HaskellHOST
The problem is they're all individuals.
Oct 29 · 1 Mention
Riley JensenGUEST
And, you know, from what I can tell, that's the mindset of the team is, Hey, whatever it takes, however it takes, but I need to do my job first.
David JamesHOST
Would you like to fix your Utah State Aggies offense and is the thing that's most likely to fix in the CSU defense since the CSU defense and the USU offense are both ranked 138th dead last in college football? Is this it?
Riley JensenGUEST
I mean, I just feel like there's a lot of problems on the offense up there.
Riley JensenGUEST
I'm not sure that a bad defense is what cures it.
Jason WilliamsHOST
And again, breaks down into microplastics that have shown up in our water sources, including, again, the Logan River.
Jason WilliamsHOST
This was tested just recently by Utah State University.
Jason WilliamsHOST
And there are some other impacts to be aware of as well.
Jason WilliamsHOST
The manufacturing itself.
Judy RobinettGUEST
I had a list of 50 people that I would interview, Ruben Abraham, I'd met in Delhi, India, who raised George Soros funds, many, many people.
Judy RobinettGUEST
She said, Judy, how do you know these people? Oh, you went to Stanford or Harvard? I said, no, I went to Utah State University.
Judy RobinettGUEST
She said, how did you do this? I said, because I care about people and I can figure out a path to to help them.
Judy RobinettGUEST
And she said, well, we need to do a book on networking.
Troy AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But we forget that there's other underlying problems or conditions that can arise.
Maria ShilaosHOST
USU assistant professor Troy Allen says his research shows some teenagers living in wildfire areas may withdraw or develop a sense of dread.
Maria ShilaosHOST
And third, a Utah couple has been sentenced to just four days in prison after being convicted of assisting in a man's escape from ICE custody.
Maria ShilaosHOST
Prosecutors say the two saw the man fleeing officers and opened their car door.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
Utah's wildfire season this summer is proving to have lasting impacts beyond the environment.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
USU Assistant Professor Tony Allen is studying the impact the fires can have on some teens' mental health.
Tony AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We are so aware of managing our forests.
Tony AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're so aware of taking care of the bushfires.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
Utah's wildfire season this summer is proving to have lasting impacts beyond the environment.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
USU assistant professor Troy Allen is studying the impact the fires can have on a teen's mental health.
Troy AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We are so aware of managing our forests.
Troy AllenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're so aware of taking care of the bushes or the trees around our cabins or our homes.
Matt RiversSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In the meantime, Netanyahu stays on as a caretaker prime minister and his controversial policies in Gaza, the West Bank and elsewhere remain in place.
Holly RichardsonHOST
So let's turn to Professor Austin Knuppe, the director of the Haravi Peace Institute at Utah State University.
Holly RichardsonHOST
And he's a Middle Eastern political expert.
Holly RichardsonHOST
Thanks for joining us, Dr. Nuppe.
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Austin KnuppeGUEST
Yeah.
Holly RichardsonHOST
All right.
Holly RichardsonHOST
Thanks so much for that, Dr. Nuppi, Austin Knuppe from Utah State University.
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Matt RiversCORRESPONDENT
In the meantime, Netanyahu stays on as a caretaker prime minister and his controversial policies in Gaza, the West Bank and elsewhere remain in place.
Holly RichardsonHOST
So let's turn to Professor Austin Nuppe, the director of the Haravi Peace Institute at Utah State University.
Holly RichardsonHOST
And he's a Middle Eastern political expert.
Holly RichardsonHOST
Thanks for joining us, Dr. Nuppe.
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