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How would you describe the pandemic? Today we describe it with poetry. Whether it’s expressing anger, hope, or excitement, poetry pain...

With a lot of conflicting info about the coronavirus, many are asking: What info can we trust? In this podcast episode, neuroscientist Dr. J...

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“Whether you are a gun-lover, gun-hater, or someone in the middle, no one can deny that gun violence is a terrible plague on American...

Talking about gun rights and gun control almost always triggers a heated debate. Almost always. In this episode, Sean Sevy talks w...

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Many of the greatest conflicts in our world have been attributed to religious differences. So if religion has often been attributed to the c...

We’re having a conversation about why your internet sucks. But the internet doesn’t suck, your internet company does. Your...

We’ve talked about racism and sexism, but today we’re talking about ableism–the discrimination against disabled people. In...

Next week, Utah State Prison will be having their prison marathon. As you would expect from any running event, the inmates have been tr...

What can we give to homeless people? Food? Money? How about: Haircuts. Joining us on the show is Leslie Kawai, who is a board member and Gal...

Tom Christofferson is a gay Mormon. To many, this is a conflict that cannot be reconciled. But for Tom, it’s not that simple. His pers...

Racism is hard to talk about. But we did it. Sean Sevy and Cheryl Neufville had a candid conversation about how racism is experienced a...

Many people believe compassion and conservatism mix just like oil and water. But Marco Díaz says NO. Marco Díaz has...

Armando Porras is a Spanish Teacher for students experiencing the devastation of Hurricane Harvey. To Armando, cancelling school f...

A typical Engineering graduating class only has a handful of women. And often we see even less women in the actual engineering force.&#...

Scott Porter has been to hundreds of taquerías (aka taco shops) across North America and he’s learned a few valuable lessons...

Is the goal of receiving counseling for you to be happy all the time? We talk to a licensed clinical social worker, Keri Dyer, whose answer...

Linden Baker & Melissa Sevy co-founded a business which empowers artisans in developing countries who make indigenous handcraft which is...

People who frequent networking events have a common problem: they keep meeting the same people at their table. Networking events t...

Trump loves to use phrases like “fake news” or “witch hunt.” In fact he’s used these phrases in over 100 of hi...

Are you wasting money by donating to a charity? And is it worth it to start your own charity? We talk with Alicia Gettys who is the Dir...

Will Artificial Intelligence take away my job? Is there a bright future ahead with the way technology is going? This week, we’re...

Piper Christian helped her city leaders pass a clean air resolution when she was only 16 years old. 16 years old! And she continues to...

The US/Russia relations have been pretty rocky recently, but not when it comes to manned space travel. In fact, crews on the International S...

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Typical female sanitary pads take hundreds of years to decompose in a landfill. So unless we’re ok with future archaeologists digging...

Christians sometimes have a difficult time with evolution. And evolutionists are often Atheists. We hear from Dr. Steven Peck, who ...

Each year, over 3 million babies in developing countries die within their first month of life. Many of these deaths would be preve...

This summer, Un-Uninformed has some interesting episodes coming up, but we need YOU to submit questions about these topics! To be part of th...

Sean the Democrat and Sean the Republican face-off in a lively debate about immigration. Things get a little messy as they dive into these c...

Stereotype, prejudice, and implicit bias are things we all deal with. The question isn’t whether we possess these, but rather, what do...

What does China think about Trump? What does China hope to gain in making deals with the US? Why is the US-China relationship important? All...

The March for Science last Saturday was only a reaction to anti-Science political rhetoric. In this episode we set the stage by digging into...

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Sex education in our schools is a controversial issue. There are the two extremes: the abstinence-only approach and the comprehensive approa...

Only one recording remains of C.S. Lewis’ radio show which aired during WWII. This was a tough time for people living in Eng...