http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kunr/news/ Nevada Newsline en-us Sat, 06 Sep 2008 23:50:36 GMT Public Interactive newsroom.NewsPodcast via Rome 30 kunr@unr.edu no KUNR Podcast Feed http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kunr/news/content/1358344.html On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we don't allow oily, nutrient rich runoff from storm drains, parking lots and roads to flow into lake Tahoe ? Then why do we allow these types of pollution to flow untreated into the Truckee River ? This hour host Brian Bahouth takes your calls for a conversation with environmental scientist Birgit Widegren. Also this hour, we hear from Shayne Del Cohen with the latest news from Indian Country. Enjoy the show. KUNR Fri, 05 Sep 2008 05:57:03 GMT kunr@unr.edu no On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we don't allow oily, nutrient rich runoff from storm drains, parking lots and roads to flow into lake Tahoe ? Then why do we allow these types of pollution to flow untreated into the Truckee River ? This hour Truckee Water Quality and Native American News kunr@unr.edu http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kunr/news/content/1352845.html On this edition of Nevada Newsline we take you live to Minneapolis where Republicans are preparing for their national convention. Host Brian Bahouth talks with Ron Paul supporter Dr. Wayne Terhune about how delegates were selected to attend the convention. We also chat with a central committee member of the Washoe County Republicans Bill Lynam about this year's elections. Also this hour, we talk about the Endangered Species Act and what it means for our region. Enjoy the show. KUNR Fri, 29 Aug 2008 05:32:15 GMT kunr@unr.edu no On this edition of Nevada Newsline we take you live to Minneapolis where Republicans are preparing for their national convention. Host Brian Bahouth talks with Ron Paul supporter Dr. Wayne Terhune about how delegates were selected to attend the Republican National Convention and the Endangered Species Act kunr@unr.edu http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kunr/news/content/1347117.html On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we'll look ahead to the Democratic National Convention underway next week in Denver with chair of the Washoe County Democratic Party Chris Wicker and student organizer and Obama precinct leader Stephanie Rector. We'll take your calls. Also this hour, KUNR's Clint Demeritt asks if the Burning Man Festival has become too corporate and detached from its founding philosophy to be counter culture we'll get some answers KUNR Fri, 22 Aug 2008 05:19:14 GMT kunr@unr.edu no On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we'll look ahead to the Democratic National Convention underway next week in Denver with chair of the Washoe County Democratic Party Chris Wicker and student organizer and Obama precinct leader Stephanie Rector. Democrats Battle in Nevada and Burning Man kunr@unr.edu http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/kunr/news/content/1339036.html On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we chat with noted wildlife biologist Carl Lackey about bears and mountain lions in our region. I'll take your calls for a conversation about the rising number of human encounters with bears and pumas and what that says about our environment. Also this hour, is Reno the nation's most tattoo tolerant city ? KUNR's Clint Demeritt brings us some of the sounds and voices of Reno's body art culture ... enjoy the show. KUNR Tue, 12 Aug 2008 05:54:36 GMT kunr@unr.edu no On this edition of Nevada Newsline, we chat with noted wildlife biologist Carl Lackey about bears and mountain lions in our region. I'll take your calls for a conversation about the rising number of human encounters with bears and pumas and what that Bears, Cougars and Reno's Tattoo Tolerance kunr@unr.edu