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Edgar Zúñiga talks with Jilly McBane of the McCluskey Center for Violence Prevention about primary prevention and why stopping violence at the root cause is so important. -
Con motivo del 250.º aniversario de la fundación de Estados Unidos, Eric Kraan entrevista a Matthew Stewart sobre su libro Nature's God y los orígenes del país.
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On Juneteenth, Program Director Edgar Zúñiga reflects on Black American history and how Avanza's mission to move forward begins with learning each other's stories. -
Edgar Zúñiga talks with World Cup fans in downtown Salt Lake City, including one supporter who recently attended his first World Cup match. -
According to the New York Times, Salt Lake City is reportedly one of seven warehouses ICE plans to sell or give away.
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Edgar Zúñiga and Carina Linares discuss the World Cup and more, welcome local tattoo artists to the table, and speak to local singer-songwriter Eternal Loser. -
At a World Cup watch party in Salt Lake City, Edgar Zúñiga talks with fans about pride, unity and hopes for the 2026 tournament.
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Jessica Öhlén reflects on World Cup memories, iconic tournament anthems and the music that has united fans through the years. -
Avanza 88.3 is pleased to broadcast an episode of the Su Salud al Día podcast every week. Through interviews with state experts, we address issues of both physical and mental health. -
Edgar Zúñiga conversa con la presentadora de NBC News y autora Morgan Radford sobre sus raíces afrocubanas, el sentido de pertenencia y su primera novela, "Now, Then". -
Edgar Zúñiga speaks with NBC News anchor and author Morgan Radford about her Black Cuban roots, belonging and her debut novel, "Now, Then."
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Pablo Tellechea conversa con Jason Genes, hermano de Jeusselem Genes, sobre su vida, su asesinato y el femicidio y la violencia de género en Utah.
