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It's no easy task keeping a publically funded television station on the air, but as general manager,  Larry S. Smith has done the job for nearly 12 years.....and now it's Michael A. Dunn's turn. A look back and a look ahead with Larry and Mike next time.

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She has been a veterinarian for 25 years and has practiced in Utah County for the past 10. Dr. Yoeny Calas-Dobson specializes in small animal, avian and exotic pets. And says she finds it incredibly powerful to treat a sick animal because you can see in their eyes, they are so giving of their love--unconditionally. A conversation with Dr. Calas-Dobson next time.

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It was a Winton, the first car in Utah in 1899. Ten years later,  837 cars were registered in the state. The business and the history of cars in Utah with Jerry Hayes next time.

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Seagulls may have saved the early pioneer's crops by devouring thousands of crop-eating crickets. But artist Jamie Wyeth says "gulls are nasty birds, filled with their own jealousies and rivalries." The son of Andrew Wyeth and grandson of N.C. Wyeth, James Browning Wyeth depicts seagulls committing the seven deadly sins in his highly acclaimed paintings now showing at the Salt Lake Art Center. A conversation with Jamie Wyeth and with the new executive director of the Salt Lake Art Center, Adam Price.

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How do you help teenage girls gain confidence? That is the goal for a group called the "Butterflies," whose members range from 11 to 18 years of age, and are primarily - but not solely - African American. Their story next time.

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As an Air Force pilot, he recorded the fastest ever B-1 nonstop flight around the world. Now, he is a best-selling author and heads the Shipley Group, a consulting and training company.  A Conversation with Utahn Chris Stewart next time.

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Does your heart have rhythm?  Is it beating the way it should?   Cardiologist Roger Freedman, a specialist in heart rhythms, works to help you live with the right beat. What could be a life-changing Conversation next time.

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Utah's population continues to grow and the long-held belief that Utahns would be forever young, white and homogenous is obsolete. Will the new census uncover further major changes? Details next time.

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Major national news stories on the U. S. Supreme Court and global warming have been researched, written and produced for television, national television, by West High students. We’ll meet them and see their work next time.

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They were the first "official" visitors to Zion National Park, six young University of Utah women, whose 1920 pictures appeared worldwide. The long forgotten story of the "Opening of Zion" next time.

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