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Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Season 18 Episode 1806 | 26m 38s Video has closed captioning.
Are African Americans treated differently in Utah by police officers or by others? Has racism in Utah, in the LDS Church and in the nation as a whole been defeated? Darius Gray has lived with, and studied these questions for a half century.
Aired: 04/07/15
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
After escaping their war-torn homelands, many refugees arrive here in Utah. And then what?
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Children's author and Salt Lake City resident Jean Reagan.
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Eugene Watanabe and Dr. Craig Jessop
A Conversation with Utah's 'Gifted Music School'
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
A conversation with Dr. Bonnie Baxter about Utah Great Salk Lake and its future.
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A conversation with African-American Latter-day Saint speaker and writer.
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
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Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Can wild horses help veterans who return from war with PTSD?
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
A conversation with Salt Lake Community College's new president Dr. Deneece Huftalin.
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
A conversation with the University of Utah co-head coaches of Women's Gymnastics.
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
A conversation with Dr. Steve Fehlauer about geriatric medicine.
