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Did Mayor Mendenhall Lie About Permanent Supportive Housing Numbers?
Rocky Anderson came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss permanent supportive housing for the unsheltered homeless population in Utah.
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The Failure of Local Journalism Resulting in Rampant Corruption in Utah?
Is real journalism dead? Is print journalism dead? These questions have been circulating over the past twenty-something years in the journalistic community. As a journalism major, all I heard when…
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Proposed Heber Valley Temple Has Some Residents Up in Arms Over Water and Light Issues
Heber Residents are concerned that the proposed LDS temple because of its size may negatively affect their environment, block their views and cause too much of light pollution.
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Five Utah Stories That Will Shock You
Utah is full of quirky, strange tales. In this story there are five different stories that might take you by surprise.
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Why Are Abusive Relationships So Common in Happy Valley?
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Josie White, Development Director of South Valley Services came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss the importance of this month.
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The Dave Durocher Story: Inside The Other Side Academy
Dave Durocher comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss the failing policies in place for drug addicts. He believes that programs should be longer than 30, 60, 90 days,…
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You Can Make A Difference For Your Local Animal Shelter
Please consider, fostering, adopting, volunteering, and donating at your local shelters in Utah. Our furry friends need you. Best Friends Animal Society came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss…
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Mental Health Among Salt Lake City’s Homeless is Impacting Law, Order and Justice
Salt Lake City District Attorney Sim Gill Weighs in on the increasing problems of severe mental disorders among Utah’s Homeless.
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Where Booze and Hiking Brings Lifelong Friendships in Utah Outdoors
Cindy and Angelique the founders of Women’s Wine Hiking Society came on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss the details of their group.
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Petra’s Story: The Power of Positive Baking
Petra Vigil has been in the German baking business for ten years, and has sold in farmers markets across Utah.
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Domestic Violence in Utah is all too Prevalent
Domestic violence in Utah is all too prevalent. Josie White came on the podcast to discuss what South Valley Services does to help with this issue.
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Mental Health Crisis Causing Many to Become Homeless
Homelessness is a detrimental problem in Utah, and we’ve had many different guests on the podcast discuss this.
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From Homeless Drug Addict to Homeless Advocate: The Moe Egan Story
Moe Egan comes on the Utah Stories podcast to discuss his inspiring story of starting out a homeless drug addict and now working for The Other Side Village.
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Hopi and Navajo Reservations — Cultural Richness and Difficulties on the Reservation
Cheryl Marzec came on the podcast to discuss her non profit Sumi Nungwa and all of the lessons she has learned from being involved with the Navajo and Hopi.
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Crime & Violence are Down in Salt Lake City: Are These Statistics Credible?
Rocky Anderson comes on the podcast to discuss the crime and violence in Salt Lake City, as well as mental illness and the homeless.
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Can Vans & Campers Solve the Affordable-housing Crisis?
Brandon Zinninger owner of Reparadise comes on the podcast to discuss if vans and RVs can solve the affordable housing crisis, and the major success of his camper company.