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Pontoon boats have dramatically changed throughout the years. Nowadays, they're packed full of neat innovations. Here are nine of the coolest we've seen.

Here's our final excerpt from KSUT’s partnership with StoryCorps.

Survivors of past rights abuses exiled abroad have welcomed Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s recent reconciliation efforts, but the ‘bigger step’ would be uncovering mass graves and telling the families of those killed why their relatives died, activists say.

On this episode, a closer look at WHQR’s One Small Step project — part of our longtime relationship with StoryCorps.Our past StoryCorps conversations have been between close friends and family members, but One Small Step was something different, and a little more challenging: putting two strangers with two very different political backgrounds together for a conversation.The goal? Have a civil conversation, explain where you’re coming from without trying to fight or win over the other perso...

KSUT experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. We sustained that trend in 2022. We continue to improve the service we provide to you. Our loyal listeners and supporters are the foundation of all that we do. Here are some highlights from the past year.

A Chinese foreign policy reset, elections in the Czech Republic, escaping Xinjiang, and a tour along Montenegro's Chinese-built highway.

WDET and StoryCorps present One Small Step, bringing two community members with different viewpoints together for a civil conversation.

As part of KSUT’s One Small Step partnership with StoryCorps, here’s another excerpt from the project. Scott Mathis and Laura DeWitt were strangers when they met at KSUT last summer. They kick around the meaning of the words “conservative” and “liberal” and explore how their lives have shaped their politics.

Sidny Zink and Karen Pontius both live in Durango but they were strangers when they sat down for a conversation at KSUT, in August, 2022. Sidny identifies herself as “conservative”, and Karen, as “liberal”. But they find common ground in their work histories, and have some laughs along the way.

Highlight of the week This week at Merely Underground theater, on Tech Center Drive, “The Half-Life of Marie Curie” will be performed by Merely Players. Showtimes are 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday ...