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6,000 Miles on Horseback: Jake Harvath’s Fight to Save America’s Wild Mustangs
With three mustangs and nothing but what he could carry, Jake Harvath rode 6,000 miles across 25 states. The real fight to save America’s wild horses is only beginning.
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The Real Impact of Tariffs on Small Utah Businesses
When tariffs quietly crept from 12 to 32 percent, Scott Brown’s small Utah company was caught in the crossfire. He wasn’t selling luxury cars or tech gadgets—just a backyard game…
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From Skeptic to Healer: How Acupuncture is Transforming Lives in Utah
When a 5,000-year-old body emerged from the ice, researchers discovered 61 tattoos etched into his preserved skin. The finding offered unexpected insights into ancient healing practices—techniques still used today to…
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Homelessness, Housing, And The Truth Behind The Crisis
Salt Lake City’s homeless crisis exposes a web of broken systems and missed opportunities. One man is taking a stand, pushing back against bureaucracy with practical solutions and grassroots ideas.…
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Moab: The Ultimate Playground for Every Kind of Traveler
Moab grabs hold of you the moment you arrive. Red rock canyons stretch into the sky, trails wind through ancient landscapes, and the Colorado River cuts through it all like…
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The Bench That Changed Brian Billmeyer’s Life
Brian Billmeyer’s life spiraled into addiction and homelessness until he found himself on a bench at The Other Side Academy. That moment marked the beginning of a journey toward accountability,…
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A Local Shop in Downtown Salt Lake Offers Everything Utah
Everything Utah in the Broadway District of Salt Lake City is a special store full of treasures. At the center of the store is Mary Lindsey who is an expert…
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A Rock Shop in the Heart of Salt Lake City Defies the Urban Gentrification Trend
Kathie Chadbourne, owner of From The Ground Up is a bright light in downtown Salt Lake City. Her museum like rock shop full of unique Utah rocks and gems is…
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The Deterioration of a Once Very Nice Salt Lake City Neighborhood
One business owner’s perspective on the result of spreading out homeless housing into Salt Lake City’s most prominent old neighborhoods.
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Dr. Brother Cornell West Visits Utah Stories
Dr. Cornel West came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss his campaign for President, his political views, and Utah’s political issues as of late.
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Is The “Sexy Homeless Calendar” Personifying the Homeless?
Nomad Alliance run by CEO Kseniya Knizeva created a “Sexy Nomad Calendar”, the question is: is it exploiting the homeless or personifying them?
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The Californication of Utah
Salt Lake City has been “transplant city” for a long time.Californians and many others are moving to Utah with 121,000 new residents every year between 2015 and 2019.
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Is The American Dream Evaporating?
Taymour Semnani came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss affordable housing in the context of the American Dream.
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Turning a Blind Eye to Rampant Drug Abuse, Assault, and Death in Salt Lake City
Tommy Candelaria came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss his experience as a homeless unsheltered person in Salt Lake City, and to express the many horrifying events he experienced…
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Utah is 97% Percent Empty: Why Can’t We Find Affordable Housing?
Why can’t Utah provide affordable housing? There’s many problems in Utah contributing to this problem, for example, zoning ordinances and codes and accommodations for homeless.
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Will Shelters Be In Place To Ensure Homeless Survival In Salt Lake City This Winter?
Now with the proposed temporary 50 pods not having a partner, will homeless be left out in the cold for another winter in Salt Lake City?