Humanities Radio

Andrew Luras explores the advantages and disadvantages of teaching children in the U.S. to speak Spanish rather than English as their primary language. He interviews one family who thinks it’s the best way to ensure their child can speak both languages fluently.

Welcome to an open and honest convo about struggles and joys we face as Christians in college, and in this season of life. God is good! In this episode, Allison Stuart sits down with her good friends Josh and Robby to talk about their faith stories and how they hold each other accountable as best friends and roommates. One of her favorite quotes from this episode: “I feel like I followed Jesus str...

There are many cultures out there that pertain to specific activities, such as pro-gaming. In our first episode of Culture of…, Camille Lee, Minki Seo, and Allison Stuart explore what the culture of gaming is, by talking to three people from different walks of life, who share something in common, the love of gaming.

On the third episode of Figuring it out, Jieun, Raegan, and Rhenick discuss the top clothing trends for fall and winter of 2022. They also elaborate on the rise of thrifting and get insight on the topic from a few special guests. You’re in for a treat and a good laugh as always when listening to Figuring It Out.

Episode 2 of Figuring It Out focuses on the struggles of being in your 20s. People say your 20s are some of the best times of your life, but our 20s are also a time of a lot of anxiety and self-discovery. Rhenick, Raegan, and Jieun speak with people in their 20s to hear their concerns and advice for others.

In Episode 1 of Figuring It Out, Rhenick Edwards, Raegan Zitting, and Jieun Oh dive into the unpredictable world of online dating. After hearing the horror stories students have endured around The U.... the team also discusses how dating has evolved and why college students are on a popular app.

In Episode 3 of the Buzz, the team talks to experts and advocates to understand how climate change is affecting the Great Salt Lake. In addition, they focus in on what the fallouts are for Utah and what people can do to help inspire change. Tune in to find out more.

In Episode 2 of The Buzz, Reede, Norm, and Paige tackle the issue of abortion and how the recent Supreme Court decision effects the people of Utah. They heard from Utahns on both sides of the aisle, and got their opinions on what might be next for the state. They met with State Representative Jani Iwamoto, Planned Parenthood of Utah, the Utah Eagle Forum, and more! This is an episode you won't wan...

As a Salt Lake local you may have heard about the iconic weekly bike ride, the Nines. In Episode 1, Reede Nasser, Paige Nelson and Norm Schoff take an in-depth look at the good and the bad that has come from the 999 bike ride. From what weekly riders have to say versus the opinion of an ex-admin of the biking group’s Facebook page.

Women aren’t the only people impacted by Roe v. Wade being overturned. But you may not know it from the mainstream dialogue. In Episode 2 of Roe & U, we connect with the LGBT community about abortion, inclusive language, and reproductive justice at large.

Welcome to Roe & U with Crystal Fraughton, Whit Fuller and Andrew Luras! Episode 1 is all about the women of the U — students, available resources, and their homebase: The Women’s Resource Center. For more information and resources, visit the Women’s Resource Center on Instagram @uofuwrc or on their website at womenscenter.utah.edu.

Like much of the western United States, Utah continues to face extreme drought conditions. If our situation remains the same, the state could face extreme consequences. Oliver Jones tells us more.

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are struggling with the church’s constraints on their interpersonal relationships. Lauren Lloyd looks at how this may be contributing to the church’s declining membership.

Utah is one of 11 states that are currently in what is considered a mega-drought. Laney Tannery explains.

Primary Children’s Hospital has been supporting and healing children since 1922. Today, coronavirus has added a different aspect to that care. Despite the pandemic, employees at the hospital continue to have one thing on their mind — the child. Kristine Weller has more.

College athletes continue to struggle with their mental health throughout the NCAA. Julia Scardina tells us what they are experiencing.

Musicians are still making noise in Salt Lake’s local music scene since the pandemic. Jonah Janeway has more.

Puppies born during the pandemic are experiencing issues due to the isolation period, and are leaving owners in a difficult situation. Guy Chiarenza takes a closer look at this phenomenon.

The University of Utah men’s basketball team recently finished its first season under new head coach Craig Smith. Ethan Pearce reports it was full of ups and downs, but the year offered something for the program to build on as it looks to the future.

More and more people are visiting thrift and consignment shops as the movement to buy things second-hand gains popularity. Devin Oldroyd takes a look at the unique thrift shopping experience.

Racism and hate crimes against those who are of Asian descent are prevalent in the U-S since the COVID-19 outbreak. Chang Kwark shows us Utah is not exempt from anti-Asian hate.

Basketball culture is a term that most are not familiar with, but Basketball is one of the most culturally rich sports in the world. Chandler Holt shows us how Utah basketball has built its own deep basketball culture.

We’re looking at another season of below average precipitation and snow pack, which does not bode well for the Great Salt Lake’s receding water levels. Asia Bown tells us why we should care about the lake’s levels.

The Utah Jazz end the regular season with a fifth seed in the western conference. Alma Bean takes a look at the team’s playoff hopes.

A barber’s worth can be found beyond a simple line up, they can wear many hats such as therapist, confidant or friend. Alejandro Lucero introduces us to a barber who’s created an environment of connection and diversity.