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More Than Half, A new podcast from PBS Utah that uncovers serious challenges facing Utah women and why it takes all of us, regardless of gender, to overcome them.

Tonight in Primetime

7:00 PM

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Downwinders and the Radioactive West

8:00 PM

Wolves in the Alps went extinct in the late 19th century. Now their tracks are again appearing in the snow. Courtesy of Toni Nemeth, © Terra Mater Factual Studios & Wild Nature Film

Nature

The Alps: Winter's Fortress

9:00 PM

Ruben Santiago-Hudson as Percy Julian, photograph by Paul Foley © 2003 Paul Foley for WGBH

NOVA

Forgotten Genius

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In this NEW PBS Utah video series, host Karen Tao sits down with parents to have lively conversations about race and racism and how these topics inform their family life.

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Wolves in the Alps went extinct in the late 19th century. Now their tracks are again appearing in the snow. Courtesy of Toni Nemeth, © Terra Mater Factual Studios & Wild Nature Film

Experience the hostile and bitter cold ecosystems of the Alps, shaped by blizzards and avalanches.

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Jason Perry hosts your weekly roundup of politics in Utah. Fridays at 7:30PM after Washington Week.

Modern Gardener

Marybeth Janerich talks with Stephanie Statnick about using shade cloth on tomato plants to boost production in the Wasatch Community Gardens Gateway community garden. PBS Utah, All Rights Reserved.

Do you live in the city and want to garden, but don’t have the space? Check out our video about Wasatch Community Gardens to learn about how you can get growing!

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Ruben Santiago-Hudson as Percy Julian, photograph by Paul Foley © 2003 Paul Foley for WGBH

The vivid saga of Percy Julian's dazzling scientific achievements and often stormy personal life.

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Governor-elect Spencer Cox was sworn in during a ceremony at Tuacahn Center For the Arts in Ivins. Watch the inauguration here or on the free PBS Video app.

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Post-war nuclear testing spread radiation far and wide. Its effects are still debated today.