Season 27
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener continues to bring you new and exciting guests with stories from around Utah. Ted Capener was inducted into the Utah Broadcasters Association's Hall of Fame in June 2005. Capener served as Vice President for University Relations at the University of Utah from 1985-1999. He has a long and distinguished career in broadcasting, which began in 1958.
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
After 35 years, Ted Capener bids a fond farewell in this special Utah Conversations.
Farewell, Ted Capener
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Todd Reed, news director of ABC 4 Utah, wants to change the way we see news.
Todd Reed
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Prize-winning historian Will Bagley on his new book, "River Fever."
Will Bagley
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Spencer F. Eccles, financier and philanthropist, is the nephew of Marriner Eccles.
Spencer Eccles
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Rod Decker has spent decades reporting on Utah politics. Now, he has written a book.
Rod Decker
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Dr. Susan R. Madsen is the founder & director of Utah Women & Leadership Project at UVU.
Dr. Susan R. Madsen
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Craig Wirth’s show ‘Wirth Watching’ on ABC4 has sent him all across the state.
Craig Wirth
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Samoana "Sam" Matagi is a man of many talents - one of which is tying a tie with no hands.
Samoana Matagi
Utah Conversations with Ted Capener
Steve Collis' book follows four Americans' stories of the fight for religious freedom.
Steve Collis
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