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Search Continues For Graves At Former Native School In NE
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Riverside ChatsEileen Wirth discusses her new book "The Women Who Built Omaha: A Bold and Remarkable History" and how cultural attitudes are impacted by both the absence and presence of women in our shared narratives.
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Riverside ChatsMatthew Wurstner discusses the foundation of Nebraska's unicameral and how its initial intentions hold up in the polarized present.
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On this episode of "Riverside Chats," journalist Leah Cates discusses "Queer Nebraska: A Timeline." The project commemorates milestones in LGBTQ Nebraska…
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The Indian Congress, held in 1898, was the highlight of the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition, otherwise known as the Omaha World’s Fair.…
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A new flood mitigation reservoir in Nebraska is being named Big Elk Lake in honor of Chief Big Elk, a leader of the Omaha tribe. Directors of the…
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The boom of boutique fitness in America would likely not exist without a young girl from rural Iowa. In this episode, we get into the Midwestern origins…
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This conversation takes a trip through the history of wrapping paper; taking twists and turns along the way to talk about the psychology and neurobiology…
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We start our conversation talking about The Center Mall, one of the first indoor malls in America. The Center Mall is unique to Omaha, but the concept of…
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Last September marked 100 years since the lynching of Will Brown; Omaha’s connection to the 1919 national tragedy known as “The Red Summer”, when the US…