Cindy Workman looks at the potential economic benefits of ethanol, and the latest Rural Mainstreet Index with Creighton University economist Ernie Goss.
A'Jamal Byndon talks with former Omaha police officer Tariq-Al-Amin about the recent shootings in Omaha, police pension policy, and black authority figures in the local area.
Michael Lyon talks with Joseph Slate, author of the Miss Bindergarten children's books, and members of the Rose Theatre involved in bringing their musical version of Miss Bindergarten to the stage (Oct.12-28).
Cindy Workman talks with Creighton alum Ron Hansen about his book The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, which has been made into a major Hollywood film. And later, Creighton vice president for Academic Affairs Patrick Borchers outlines a model for a property-claims settlement mechanism between Cuba and the U.S.
Michael Lyon talks with Lina Traslavina, Community Outreach Coordinator for Recruitment Services at UNO, about attracting a wide range of students to the college.
A'Jamal Byndon talks with John Cavanaugh, executive director of Building Bright Futures, an organization seeking to create a national model of educational excellence and equity in the Douglas/Sarpy county (Neb.) area.
