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Homesteading the Modern West on Wednesday's Access Utah May 07, 2014

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This program originally aired in July of 2013.

Pet Health and Questions on Tuesday's Access Utah May 06, 2014

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We want to hear about your dog, cat, rabbit, armadillo, or any other animal you love. Post a picture, comment or question on our page for Dr. James Israelsen, with Mountain View Veterinary Health Center.

"9,000 Miles of Fatherhood" on Monday's Access Utah May 05, 2014

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Seven moves in seven years as a pre-teen cursed Kirk Millson with a pathologically low tolerance for routine. After terrorizing his wife, Alison, with several near-death wilderness experiences, he toughened up his young children on a steady diet of desert excursions until their luck changed and his career intervened.

"The Bully Pulpit" on Thursday's Access Utah May 01, 2014

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On Thursday’s AU we revisit our conversation with Doris Kearns Goodwin:

Feeding the World on Wednesday's Access Utah Apr 29, 2014

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If the trends of population growth and richer diets continue, experts say that by 2050 we will need to double the amount of crops we grow. Jonathan Foley, author of “Food: Feeding Nine Billion” in the May edition of National Geographic is director of the Institute on the Environment at the University of Minnesota.

"Farm: A Multi-Modal Reader" on Tuesday's Access Utah Apr 29, 2014

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Go back a few generations and odds are that your family lived and worked on a farm. We’re going to go back to our roots with USU professors Joyce Kinkead, Evelyn Funda, and Lynne McNeill, authors of “Farm: A Multi-Modal Reader,” which explores what farms, farming, and farmers mean to us as a culture.

Revisiting "Truth & Conviction," on Monday's Access Utah Apr 28, 2014

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Today's Access Utah is a rebroadcast of a program that originally aired April 29, 2013.

On The Road With Access Utah Friday Apr 25, 2014

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Friday on Access Utah we’ll hear from some of the 16 Moab students who showed up recently for the town’s first “Rock Camp.” Then from the UPR series “My Address Is…” we’ll meet Don Baldwin, who grew up in Salt Lake City but decided as a young man that he wanted to be a dairy farmer; and the Landau family, who live in the city and bike to work and hike from home.

"Tibet: An Unfinished Story" on Thursday's Access Utah Apr 24, 2014

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In the fifth century BC, the Greek historian Herodotus wrote of a high plateau in a mountainous region where there were gold-digging ants. This launched the myth of Tibet as a place of beauty, riches and peace. University of Cambridge Professors, Lezlee Brown Halper and Stefan Halper, were invited to visit Tibet in 1997 as guests of the Chinese government.

"Hidden History of Utah" on Wednesday's Access Utah Apr 23, 2014

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This is program originally broadcast on December 10, 2013.

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