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Aired Sunday May 20th, 2007
Robert Goldburg

Conspiracy theories are his forte, and he says society is obsessed with them.

Robert Goldberg, a professor of History at the University of Utah, sits down to talk about some famous conspiracies including the JFK shooting, Marilyn Monroe's death and TWA Flight 800.

Aired Sunday May 6th, 2007
Manny Hendrix

It has happened only a very few times--a college basketball player, with no football experience-- making it as a professional football star; fast and strong and smart—the University of Utah's Manny Hendrix did it. And how is he doing now that he is the director of athletic relations for the University of Utah?

Aired Sunday April 29th, 2007
Frank T. Ferguson

What do these buildings have in common: Abravanel Hall, BYU's Jerusalem Center , the Gad Valley restaurant at Snowbird, Rice Eccles stadium, the formerly named Delta Center , and too many other buildings to mention?  The answer: they were all designed by Utah architect Frank T. Ferguson. Ted talks with Frank about what makes a great building and what makes a building great.

Aired Sunday April 22nd, 2007
Katherine Coles

In naming Katharine Coles to a five year term as the state's poet laureate, Governor Huntsman said the arts are an essential element to Utah 's future.

An associate professor of English at the University of Utah , Katherine Coles has a long history of professional and community service and has received several awards for her work.

What role can poetry and the literary arts play in our lives? And just what does the post entail? Tune in to find out as we talk with  Utah 's new poet laureate Katharine Coles. 

Aired Sunday April 15th, 2007
Utah State Capitol Building

Not many major changes have been made to Utah's State Capitol building since it was dedicated back in 1916, but that's all about to change.

When the "new" building officially reopens on January 4th of 2008, we will see new murals, new sculptures and new paintings.

The number of visitors to the capitol is expected to double or even triple from recent years. And plenty of space is being set aside for those kinds of crowds. Tune in for a preview and progress report on our "new" state capitol.

Aired Sunday April 8th, 2007
Ali Hasnain

He was student body president at the University of Utah a year ago...the first Muslim ever elected to that position. Now he represents all students of higher education as a member of the Utah State Board of Regents. A conversation with Ali Hasnain.

Aired Sunday April 1st, 2007
Stephen Covey

Stephen Covey travels the world inspiring business people, educators and others alike to be more effective, goal oriented and motivated.

In his new book "Everyday Greatness" Steve reflects on stories which teach readers to apply the principles in his books, "The 7 Habits" and "The 8th Habit."

Tune in to learn what motivates Stephen. How he got where he is today, and where he is going.

Aired Sunday March 25th, 2007
Edna Anderson Taylor

Edna Anderson Taylor, also known as Romper Room's Miss Julie, will be joining Ted for a look back into the “magic mirror.”

Tune in to see what Miss Julie is up to now that you're all grown up.

Aired Sunday March 18th, 2007
Linda Wakefield

As Dancing with the Stars finished up its 10 week run, Ted chated with Linda Wakefield, the Artistic Director of the BYU Ballroom Dance Company.

The two took a look at some memorable dances and had an unforgettable conversation.

Aired Sunday February 18th, 2007
Thad Hall

Election season has begun and electronic voting is sweeping through the nation. Some are worried about the new technology and its lack of a paper trail.
Does a push of the button really compare to a punch
of the hole? Thad Hall, a professor at the University of Utah and political science junkie, has written a book about your vote and its future.
Learn more about Thad Hall and the University of
Utah's Political Science Department.

Aired Sunday February 11th, 2007
Ken Jennings

Ken Jennings, local Jeopardy! champ and author of the newly released book Brainiac, will join Ted on Utah Conversations. Having graduated from BYU, Utahns claim Ken as a hometown genius.

Tune in to hear his perspective on his new book, and to see Ted challenge Ken to some trivia of his own.

Aired Sunday February 4th, 2007
Michael K. Young

2006 marks Michael K. Young's third year as president of the University of Utah . And though many interesting things are going on at the university, Ted and President Young will be discussing a different topic—religion. Michael Young has an interesting perspective on religious freedom, having served as a member and two term chair of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. Join Utah Conversations for a conversation that won't be easily forgotten.

Aired Sunday January 28th, 2007
Julie Jensen

The play, the Bard said, is the thing. But, as he surely knew—‘tisn't so—without the accomplished playwright. Utahn Julie Jensen more than fills the bill. She has taught playwriting at seven different colleges and universities.  She worked as writer in Hollywood for five years and until recently directed the graduate playwriting program at the university of Nevada , Las Vegas . She is now resident playwright at Salt Lake Acting Company.

Aired Sunday December 24th, 2006
Gordon B. Hinckley

A few years back, Ted sat down with President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Gordon B. Hinckley.

Tune in on Christmas Eve as President Hinckley shares a message on Christmas, hope and heroes.

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