The News Cycle

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The Davis High's Blue Devil Hub produces this weekly podcast for the Davis community on Mondays. The podcast dives into issues relevant to students and residents. You can find the show at bluedevilhub.com or wherever you get your podcasts. It is broadcast on 95.7 KDRT at 5pm on Monday and Tuesday at 8am.

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The future of downtown 09.12.2019 10:58

In the year 2040, Downtown Davis might be unrecognizable to current residents. At least, that’s according to the city’s new Downtown Davis Specific Plan. Also, Davis has a semi-blissful Black Friday. Guest: Eric Lee, Package by: Alexandra Zurborg and Emily Chapman

A black bear diner Thanksgiving 02.12.2019 5:02

Black Bear Diner offers a unique Thanksgiving experience. Also, DeVere’s Irish Pub’s weekly trivia night gives Davis residents a space to show off their knowledge and hang out with friends. Package by: Clara Ault, Michael Leisticow

Armed robberies hit Davis 25.11.2019 7:28

Davis has seen eight armed robberies in the past eight weeks, with the most recent incidents involving carjackings. Guests: Lauren Keene, Art Camacho Assistant Producer: Dahlia Kraus

Displaced families move back to Paradise 18.11.2019 11:17

Last year’s wildfires displaced thousands of families, some of which are finally moving back home. Also, the cast and crew of the DHS musical “Ranked” talk about the show’s social impact. Guest: Lauren Keene, Package by: Gabe Lee, Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

Davis: addressing homelessness 11.11.2019 8:45

Proposed homeless day shelter receives criticisms from residents over its location. The Nov. 5 city council meeting heard community voices from every side of the issue. Guest: Anne Ternus-Bellamy