Renoites
By renoites
Interviews on politics, culture, society, business, and much more with the most interesting and important people from in and around Reno, Nevada
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Vanessa Vancour on Bilingual Storytelling and Language Access
For any business or nonprofit or government agency, it is very important to be able to tell the story about what you do and why it matters. It is important to relay information clearly and in a culturally appropriate way. In a state like Nevada, with… -
Sharon Chamberlain on Providing Health Care for the Underserved
Federally Qualified Health Centers were created during the civil rights era to bring health care to more people, particularly underserved communities. Here in Northern Nevada, HOPES was originally a clinic for patients with HIV but has since expanded… -
Lucia Starbuck on Reporting the Purple Politics of Nevada
Nevada has an unusual legislative calendar, in which our legislature doesn’t meet every year, but every other year. And they don’t meet the entire year either- the session is only 120 days. 120 days to do all the lawmaking for a state of millions of … -
Sara Going on Creating Safer Streets for Bikes (and Everyone Else)
The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) is the agency that handles much of how we get around in Reno. They design and execute road projects, manage our local public transit, and very soon they will be installing bike infrastructure along several… -
Eric Edelstein on the Reno Aces and Ballpark District
Reno is the smallest market in the United States to have a AAA Minor League Baseball team. Our Reno Aces, an affiliate team of the Arizona Diamondbacks, play 150 games every year- half of them at Greater Nevada Field in the heart of downtown Reno. On… -
Ann Wolfe on Sea Dragons, Land Art, and more at the Nevada Museum of Art
Ann Wolfe is the Chief Curator at the Nevada Museum of Art, the only art museum in the state of Nevada accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. Collaborating with paleontologist Dr. Martin Sander, she has co-curated a new exhibition at the mus… -
Jamie Vaughn on Surviving Breast Cancer, and Talking About It
Jamie Vaughn talks a lot about cancer. As a survivor of breast cancer who wanted to share more about her experience and provide resources to others going through similar experiences, she launched the podcast "Test Those Breasts" and a website with li… -
Greg Kidd on Running for Congress in Northern Nevada
Many Northern Nevadans have gotten used to seeing sitting Congressman Mark Amodei defeat whichever Democrat runs against him in Congressional District 2. Because this is a Republican-leaning district, the Democratic Party has never invested significa… -
BONUS Episode with Andrew Yang on Nevada's Question 3
Very soon, Nevadans will vote for the second time on whether we would like to eliminate our closed party primaries in favor of open primaries, and institute a system of ranked choice voting for many elected offices in the general election starting in… -
Judi Rought on "Adulting" for Beginners
When did you learn to change a tire? Make a household budget? Do you know what you can write off on your taxes? Who taught you what do you if you're in a car accident? Some are lucky to have had parents or other family members, or maybe even some cla…