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Storm Chasing | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- Storm Chasing | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Spend a day chasing tornadoes with TORUS, a massive, UNL-led severe weather research effort.
This story is part of "What If..." a program exploring innovation and creativity in Nebraska. More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Feya Candles | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- After early failures, how Lincoln, NE entrepreneur Sarah Spitsen created Feya Candle Company.
This story is part of "What If..." a program exploring innovation and creativity in Nebraska. More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Experimental Music | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Meet Omaha composer, performer and educator Stacey Barelos and learn about her passions for experimental music.
This story is part of "What If..." a program exploring innovation and creativity in Nebraska. More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Artist Cindy Chinn and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Cindy Chinn
A Las Vegas artist bought an old school building in Chester and transformed it into her private studio where she creates unique work in many mediums.
Chadron Fire Recovery
Rancher Sandy Montague Roes still gets emotional thinking back to the devastating wildfire that roared through her Chadron ranch in 2012. Now the question isn’t “if”, but “when” the next fire will happen. That’s why ranchers, volunteer firefighters, and foresters are now working together toward a goal of resilience.
Never Forget
Who would expect a Nazi concentration camp to inspire children today? A Holocaust education program in Omaha resurrects the music and art, created in secret, of a village called Terezin.
The Sound of Things
Jay Kreimer mixes his talent as a sculptor and musician to turn everyday objects into innovative musical instruments or as he says, “scraps of possibilities.” Kreimer has tak...
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- Healing Through Art | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Healing Art
An Omaha hospital takes cancer treatment to the next level with the creation of what may be one of the largest healing arts sanctuaries in the country premised on the idea that art has healing properties.
Quilted Conscience
A group of young Sudanese girls, all refugees living in Grand Island, create a quilt made of their hopes and dreams.
Life as a Dance
Heidi Latsky Dance, a New York dance company, comes to Lincoln as part of an Interdisciplinary Arts Symposium connected with UNL. The company works with Nebraskans to create a modern dance challenging accepted norms of body image, disability and performance.
A Shared Experience
Award-winning graphic artist Dani Donovan was taken by surprise when her illustrations about living with ADHD went viral on social media. Diagnosed with ADHD as a young adult, Dani’s ability to visually describe how the disorder affects her thought proc...
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- Marion Crandell and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Marion Crandell
The first American woman to die in World War I was an 1889 graduate of Omaha High School. While serving in a support role for American and French troops on the Western Front, Marion Crandell was killed during a German bombardment in the spring of 1918. Crandell’s story went largely unnoticed until recently, when a student project at her alma mater, Omaha Central High School, brought her story to light.
Pixel
Handler Ami Sheffield and her dog Pixel, a miniature American shepherd, are serious competitors in the rapidly growing sport of agility. They have serious fun doing it, too. Ami and Pixel are reigning titleholders in the 12-inch division of Westminster Kennel Club Master’s Agility Championship (they’ve won back-to-back titles). Ami’s competed and won on the international level, too. We visit Ami and Pixel at their training grounds to learn more about this popular sport.
Rez Ball
Experience the winning momen...
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- Hector Anchondo and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Hector Anchondo
Hector Anchondo picked up a guitar at the age of 16 and has never looked back, finding success on the music scene with his own rock band, Anchondo. While his fans wanted more of his signature Latin-infused rock, Hector felt a calling to play the blues. He packed up and moved to Chicago for a year, listening to nothing but the blues, and it changed his life. Starting over in a new genre, Hector has separated himself as a gifted guitarist and someone destined to heat up the blues charts. Council Bluffs-based Anchondo took home the top prize in the solo/duo category at the 2020 International blues challenge, representing the Omaha Blues Society. He also snagged a prestigious Memphis Cigar Box Guitar Award for best guitarist in the same category that year. In this performance, Hector Anchondo performs his own blues original, "Let Loose Those Chains."
A Time Capsule in Glass
The Cold War ended in 1992, but the remnants of this historic period can ...
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- Celebrating Black Pathmakers | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- “Forgotten World”
John Johnson may have a common name, but the photographs he took of black families in Lincoln during the early 1900s has made him one of the great African American photographers of the 20th Century. All of Johnson’s work could have easily been lost to the ages but for a teenage boy who, in 1965, spent $10 dollars for a box of 280 glass plate negatives.
“Edwina Justus"
When she was hired at Union Pacific in the early 1970s, Edwina Justus was one of five black women who worked in the Omaha office. Within a few short years, she would become the company’s first female African American locomotive engineer.
"Bob Gibson’s Legacy"
He’s an Omaha native who played 17 years with the St. Louis Cardinals and he’s been in the Hall of Fame since 1981. So it’s about time that his hometown honored pitcher Bob Gibson by commissioning a statue—which is anything but static!
“Nebraska’s Tu...
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- Lifestyle Gardening: Gardening Trends & Woody Ornamentals | Backyard Farmer | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Lifestyle Gardening host Kim Todd focuses on a wide variety of gardening topics including getting ready for the upcoming growing season, growing your own food and ideas for making your home outside your door more beautiful.
On the season finale of Lifestyle Gardening we’ll see some new woody ornamentals, hear about garden trends for the upcoming season, discuss the landscape renovation process and see some winter issues that might need attention as soon as the weather warms up.
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- Paper Stadiums and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Paper Stadiums
As a kid, Trey Asby enjoyed sports and drawing. As an adult, he morphed his two favorite things into a hobby that’s a hit on social media. Trey recreates sports stadiums like Memorial Field, the Astrodome, and Wrigley from paper. Today, thousands follow him on his popular Twitter page to watch him build his latest creation.
A Trout with Feathers
The American dipper is a small bird that routinely swims and dives underwater to capture its food. It is one of five subspecies of dippers worldwide but is the only one found in North America
Agate Fossil Beds
The diverse history of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument may make it among the most interesting national parks in the nation. Before it became the ranchland of notable Nebraskan James Cook, it was the home of Chief Red Cloud and the Lakota…and long before the days of the great Sioux chief it was a place where prehistoric mammals roamed.
Hope in Blo...
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- Graduating in a Pandemic | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- This year’s high school seniors are finishing a second year of education during a global pandemic. We talk to young Nebraskans graduating this spring about juggling school and virus safety, and their plans for the future.
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- Backyard Farmer Presents: Lifestyle Gardening Ornamental Grass Outdoor Lighting | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- This week on Lifestyle Gardening we’ll take a look at ornamental grass selections, outdoor lighting, nutrition and gardening and an edible landscape.
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- The Latino Experience in Nebraska | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- The Hispanic population in the state has grown more than 30% since 2010, and is the largest minority community in Nebraska. In addition to long-standing discrimination and health disparities, Latinos have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. We’ll hear from several Latino Nebraskans about their experiences in a majority-white state.
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- Genetic Medicine and You
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- 5 years ago
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- Learn more about the latest developments in genetic medicine and research as seen in one of the newest documentaries from Ken Burns “The Gene: An Intimate History.”
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- The Black Experience in Nebraska | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Many in the state’s Black communities have joined renewed calls to address racial injustice in America. We’ll go beyond the headlines and protests in a discussion with leaders from across the state, sharing their experiences of being Black in majority-white Nebraska.
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- Backyard Farmer Presents: Lifestyle Gardening| Planting Too Soon Freeze & Snow Damage| NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- On Lifestyle Gardening this week we take a look at planting for the upcoming season too soon, freeze and snow damage, the relationship between gardening and health and examine insect eggs.
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- Unladylike2020 - Free Online Screening and Discussion
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- 5 years ago
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- Learn more about the unsung women who changed America, including groundbreaking Nebraskans Grace Abbott and Susan LaFlesche Picotte (Omaha Tribe of Nebraska), as well as film pioneer Anna May Wong. “Unladylike2020” creators Charlotte Mangin and Sandra Rattley join Amy Helene Forss, chair of the history program at Metropolitan Community College, for a conversation about these fascinating women and the process of bringing their stories to the screen.
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- Backyard Farmer Presents: Lifestyle Gardening |Edible Choices For Small Spaces | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- This week on Lifestyle Gardening we take a look at houseplant care, a discussion on landscape materials during a pandemic and edibles for small spaces.
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- Economic Recovery & Development | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- The COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting impact on the Nebraska economy. The state’s economic development director and the president of the Grand Island Chamber of Commerce will discuss recovery efforts and plans for continued economic development.
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- Casino Gambling in Nebraska | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- In addition to an update on the pandemic and the state legislature, this episode of Speaking of Nebraska explores what casino gambling at horse racing tracks in Nebraska will look like after voters approved initiatives in last November. Plans for casinos at existing race tracks are already in the works, and the state will use the majority of the tax revenue for property tax relief. We talk about the future of casino gambling with some of the state’s industry leaders.
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- Lifestyle Gardening Houseplant Selection, Kids Gardening | Backyard Farmer | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- This week we hear about houseplant selections, programs to help kids get gardening, not overpruning in unseasonably warm fall weather and leaving plants for winter interest.
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- Experimental Music and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Experimental Music
Omaha composer and educator Dr. Stacey Barelos demonstrates how making music from everyday objects can spark a love of music.
Tracks to Trails
A former northern Nebraska railroad route known as the Cowboy Line is being redeveloped into a 195-mile recreational trail. As the Cowboy Trail nears completion, it’s already attracting cyclists from Nebraska as well as riders from across the US and beyond.
The Dundee Theater
Opened in 1925, the Dundee Theater is the cornerstone of Omaha’s historic Dundee district and the last of its kind in Omaha. Closed in 2013, the neighborhood theater was soon purchased by the Sherwood Foundation then restored and gifted to Omaha’s Film Streams. The once classic cinema has a renewed urban community design. Today, Film Streams’ Dundee Theater is a fitting place to appreciate international and locally crafted films..
The DeWitty Settlement
DeWitty was the longest l...
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- Do Space, Bike Union, Highlander | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- "What If..." tells stories of innovation and creativity in Nebraska. This episode of features: Omaha's Do Space, called the nation's first tech library; an Omaha bike and coffee shop that helps kids aging out of the foster care system; and Highlander, a huge, multidimensional development project seeking to end the cycle of poverty in north Omaha. Host Mike Tobias guides viewers along this journey, trying out some of the innovation along the way.
More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Dog Braces, Paint Restoration, SpiderCam, Remote Learning | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- "What If..." tells stories of innovation and creativity in Nebraska. This episode of features: a Benkelman, NE entrepreneur making leg braces for injured dogs; following the Ford Conservation Center in Omaha as it gives new life to an old painting; a UNL crop research tool, borrowed from sports, like no other in the country; and how teachers, students and parents creatively adapted to remote learning when COVID-19 closed the school. Host Mike Tobias guides viewers along this journey, trying out some of the innovation along the way.
More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Backyard Farmer Presents: Lifestyle Gardening: Winter Soil and Cover Crops
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- 5 years ago
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- Lifestyle Gardening returns to focus on winter soil and cover crops, snow damage, managing fruit insects and what's your view outside your window in winter?
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- Teaching in a Pandemic | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Between remote learning and extensive in-person safety precautions, teaching has never been more challenging. We’ll hear from teachers on how they’re coping, and from State Education Commissioner Matt Blomstedt on how schools across the state have responded to the pandemic. Dr. John Trapp provides a COVID update, and a legislative update is also featured.
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- Return of the Swan and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Return of the Swan
They were nearly hunted to extinction in the early 20th Century, but today the largest waterfowl species in the world is once again thriving in the Sandhills - the trumpeter swan. Meet the researchers who worked tirelessly to protect these magnificent birds and their habitat, the ranchers who coexist on the land with them, and a photographer whose love for this species emanates through his breathtaking images.
Linh Quang Buddhist Center
Founded 2,500 years ago in India, Buddhism is a global religion practiced by nearly half a billion people. When refugees of Vietnam came to Lincoln, they founded the Linh Quang Buddhist Center. Take a guided tour of this modern temple while learning about the cultural traditions of Vietnamese Americans.
In the Key of Glass
At first glance, Philip Glass and Paul Barnes are a study in contrasts. The former is one of the most highly regarded and influential composers of the late 20th century, famous f...
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- Shrimp, Upstream Farms, Root Research, Gelato | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- "What If..." tells stories of innovation and creativity in Nebraska. This episode of features: a Diller, NE farmer who raises fresh shrimp; two young entrepreneurs "putting new ideas into old dirt" near Albion, NE; ambitious UNL research looking at corn roots in many interesting ways; and young ladies from Bassett, NE who started a gelato business in their high school. Host Mike Tobias guides viewers along this journey, trying out some of the innovation along the way.
More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Storm Research, Experimental Music, Candle Maker | What If... | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- "What If..." tells stories of innovation and creativity in Nebraska. This episode of features: a day chasing tornadoes with the massive drone-based, UNL-led TORUS project; how Omaha composer/teacher/performer Stacey Barelos experiments with music; and how Lincoln entrepreneur Sarah Spitsen bounced back from failure to start Feya Candles. Host Mike Tobias guides viewers along this journey, trying out some of the innovation along the way.
More at: http://netNebraska.org/WhatIf
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- Mental Health in Communities of Color
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- 5 years ago
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- NET, Nebraska's PBS & NPR Stations, is hosting its third virtual "WELL BEINGS" online event, "Mental Health in Communities of Color,” Thursday, Jan. 28 at 4pm CT on the NET Nebraska YouTube channel.
Panelists include:
Miguel Estevez, PLMHP, PLADC - Friendship House, Grand Island
Estevez is an English, Spanish and Portuguese trilingual mental health professional serving young Nebraskans and others through programs and therapy to cope with traumatic events, mental health conditions including substance use, self-harm and suicidal thoughts.
Dr. Charmayne Adams, PhD - University of Nebraska at Omaha
Adams is an assistant professor at UNO and licensed professional counselor. Her background includes work with individuals who have a history of trauma or are in crisis. Both clinically and academically, Adams focuses on social justice counseling and empowering people to examine barriers and use their strengths to overcome life’s chall...
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- Food Deserts & Security | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- More than 200,000 Nebraskans struggle with food insecurity, a problem exacerbated by the pandemic. Researchers and community leaders discuss efforts to ensure food security across the state. The COVID-19 vaccine is also a topic of discussion as well as an update on the Nebraska Legislature.
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- Nebraska's Dinosaur Tracksite and More | Nebraska Stories | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Nebraska’s Dinosaur Tracksite
Our state may be rich in mammal fossils, but we have incredibly few dinosaur fossils. We visit with Matt Joeckel, State Geologist of Nebraska, to learn more about an important Cretaceous Period tracksite discovered in Jefferson County in 2002.
Stargazers
Nebraska has some of the best night sky for viewing the universe. Amateur astronomers share why they travel to the Sandhills to view galaxies far, far away and give us a lesson on the science of stars.
A Story of Hope
Lincoln resident Abeny Kucha Tiir, a survivor of war-torn Sudan, shares her inspiring story of hope amidst challenges and tragedies. She has written a book about her experiences and is working on a second publication designed to encourage and empower other Sudanese women who have survived tragedies of their own.
Stansbury Stone Faces
In 1899, an elderly William Stansbury built a brick building in the small town of Nelson and adorned it with ...
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- COVID-19 in Nebraska | Speaking of Nebraska | NET Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- An update on the COVID-19 pandemic in Nebraska, including the latest on vaccine distribution, from local and regional experts. Infectious disease physicians and a hospital administrator will answer questions on how the virus has impacted the state and what Nebraskans can expect over the next few months.
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- Speaking of Nebraska | Police and Protests
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- 5 years ago
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- Following this year’s protests over racial justice and police conduct, questions about how to address those issues are expected to be front and center when the Nebraska Legislature convenes in January. Should towns and cities be required to have civilian board to oversee police conduct? Should there be stiffer penalties for people who participate in protests where violence occurs? Those are among the questions to be examined in our upcoming legislative preview episode of NET’s Speaking of Nebraska. The discussion will include three senators with key roles to play in the discussion: Sen. Justin Wayne, a proponent of police oversight, Sen. Tom Brewer, sponsor of legislation to penalize protestors if things turn violent, and Sen. Steve Lathrop, chair of the Judiciary Committee where these ideas – and others -- will be hashed out. NET legislative reporter Fred Knapp will moderate.
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- You Are Not Alone: Youth Mental Health in Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- Mental health issues can cause changes in thinking, feelings, behavior and physical activity. Did you know Nebraska has a higher than national average for youth suicide?
Hear from people who are on the frontlines of providing care and understanding for youth aged 10-24 who struggle with mental health issues that may lead to suicide. Learn practical skills and information to help you recognize signs and symptoms of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts in young adults.
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- YouTube Live - You Are Not Alone: Youth Mental Health in Nebraska
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- 5 years ago
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- NET, Nebraska's PBS & NPR Stations, will host a virtual WELL BEINGS event. Join us for "You Are Not Alone: Youth Mental Health in Nebraska," on Thursday, Dec. 17 at 4pm CT.
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- Beethoven's Virtual Birthday Bash
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- 6 years ago
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- Join us as we celebrate Beethoven’s 250th birthday with music, trivia and special guests Ed Polochick and Anton Miller from Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra. Don’t miss the fun, Thursday, Dec. 3 at 4pm CT on YouTube Live!
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- NET Sports Features | State of Volleyball
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- 6 years ago
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- The pandemic is still raising lots of questions about the game plan for college volleyball. Host Larry Punteney sits down with Nebraska Head Coach John Cook and Creighton Head Coach Kirsten Bernthal Booth to discuss preparations for competition this winter and spring.
Plus, former Nebraska Volleyball standout and Olympic medalist Jordan Larson looks forward to the 2021 Olympics and NET Sports updates news about the latest Husker and Bluejay volleyball recruits and a recap of the NSAA Volleyball Championships.
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- Speaking of Nebraska | 2020 Election
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- 6 years ago
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- Local experts review the results of key races in the 2020 election and how Nebraskans can expect to be impacted.
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- Final Cut Live: Online Film Festival
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- 6 years ago
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- Nebraska filmmakers and their films will be featured in this live virtual screening and discussion. Don’t miss “Final Cut Live: Online Film Festival” on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 7pm CT.
The event will offer participants the chance to learn about the art of independent filmmaking in Nebraska. The two films to be discussed in the online event are part of “Final Cut: Filmmakers Showcase 2,” an NET television documentary produced in collaboration with Omaha's Film Streams.
"Just Me," directed by Darcy Lueking Bahensky from Holdrege, is a strong portrayal of a young mother who interviews for her dream job as she struggles to overcome the pitfalls of intergenerational poverty. "Mating Dance," directed by Mitchell Lyon from Aurora, is a classic story of lust turned to love, love turned to jealousy and a couple of birds that will put it all out on the line.
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- NET News Features | Nebraska Debate 1st Congressional District 2020
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- 6 years ago
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- Join NET News for a state-wide debate to learn more about U.S. House candidates vying to represent Nebraska in this year’s November general election. Republican Rep. Jeff Fortenberry and Democrat State Sen. Kate Bolz will answer questions from constituents and a panel of Nebraska journalists.
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- Speaking of Nebraska | President Ted Carter
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- 6 years ago
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- President Ted Carter shares his vision for the University of Nebraska system and how he plans to lead the four campuses through the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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- NET News Features | Nebraska Debate Second Congressional District 2020
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- 6 years ago
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- Join NET News for a live debate to learn more about U.S. House candidates vying to represent Nebraska's 2nd District in this year’s November general election. Republican Rep. Don Bacon and Democrat Kara Eastman will answer questions from constituents and a panel of Nebraska journalists.
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- Speaking of Nebraska | A COVID-19 Town Hall with Governor Ricketts
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- 6 years ago
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- Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts will answer questions during a one-hour NET News town hall about COVID-19, along with other state officials and medical experts. Guests include Dr. Jeffrey Gold of UNMC and Matt Blomstedt from NDE.
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- Jocelyn - You and Me | Jam | NET Nebraska
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- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "You and Me" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
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- Jocelyn - Speak Up | Jam | NET Nebraska
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- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "Speak Up" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
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- Jocelyn - Never Change | Jam | NET Nebraska
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- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "Never Change" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
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- Jocelyn - Good to Be Me | Jam | NET Nebraska
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "Good to Be Me" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
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- Jocelyn - Different | Jam | NET Nebraska
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "Different" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
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- Jocelyn - Better for It | Jam | NET Nebraska
- Date posted
- 6 years ago
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- In this performance, Jocelyn sings her original song, "Better for It" in NET's Ron Hull Studio.
Jocelyn got her start busking on the streets of downtown Omaha… guitar case splayed open, exuding positivity and singing her heart out about things the world needs to hear. And now, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has a record deal with an array of new songs expressing her take on life, love and the world. From her introspective songwriting, to the husky textures of her voice, Jocelyn has a sound like no other.
To see more Jam extras go to: http://netnebraska.org/jam
