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Aging in Nebraska |
Length: 70 min. |
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Aging in Nebraska connects college students with elders in rural and urban areas throughout the state to explore the needs of aging populations and present information on issues relevant to aging communities in Nebraska. |
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Aging in Nebraska II: Issues and Vision |
Length: 58 min. |
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Aging in Nebraska connects college students with elders in rural and urban areas throughout the state to explore the needs of aging populations and present information on issues relevant to aging communities in Nebraska. |
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Aging with Dignity: It's Your Choice |
Length: 60 min. |
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The message of this program is that it is never too early to plan for the issues our death will bring. Planning properly for the aging process is one of the most valuable gifts you can give yourself and your family and it begins with a family conversation about wishes related to future health care and end-of-life issues.
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Amy Bass: "They Loved My Grandfather": An Olympic Legacy of Race, Memory and Germany |
Length: 38 min. |
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Amy Bass is an associate professor of history at the College of New Rochelle. This talk examines the legacy of American gold-medal Olympic athlete Jesse Owens based on an oral history with Owens' granddaughter. Bass' first book, "Not the Triumph but the Struggle: The 1968 Olympic Games and the Making of the Black Athlete" (2002), was followed by "In the Game: Race, Identity, and Sports in the 20th Century" (2005). Bass served as research supervisor for the NBC Olympic unit at the Atlanta, Sydney, Salt Lake, Athens and Torino Olympic games.
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Blueprint Nebraska |
Length: 30 min. |
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The U.S. economy is suffering. Americans are losing jobs, homes and their health care coverage. To ease the economic crisis, millions of dollars will soon flow into Nebraska as part of the biggest budget package ever approved by the federal government.
What does this mean to a state such as Nebraska that is already battling budget woes? And, who decides where the money goes?
NET Television examines these questions in "Blueprint Nebraska. |
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Controlling Your Diabetes for Life: Customizing Your Self Care Plan |
Length: 60 min. |
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Diabetes is a serious problem... but research shows that if you keep your blood sugar close to normal you can reduce your chances of serious health problems. Take charge of what you eat. Get regular physical activity. Test your blood sugar. Take your medication as prescribed and learn as much as you can about diabetes. Participants will learn to control diabetes while preparing nutritious and delicious foods that are low in sugar and fat.
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Controlling Your Diabetes for Life: Cutting the Cost of Diabetes Care & Self Management |
Length: 83 min. |
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Diabetes is a serious problem... but research shows that if you keep your blood sugar close to normal you can reduce your chances of serious health problems. Take charge of what you eat. Get regular physical activity. Test your blood sugar. Take your medication as prescribed and learn as much as you can about diabetes. Participants will learn to control diabetes while preparing nutritious and delicious foods that are low in sugar and fat.
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Controlling Your Diabetes for Life: Spring 2010 |
Length: 58 min. |
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Being diagnosed with diabetes can mean a lifestyle change for many people. During this session of “Control Diabetes for Life,” experts from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension and Franciscan Care Services of West Point, Nebraska discuss how often people with diabetes should visit their doctors, how to obtain accurate blood sugar readings, how to prepare healthy meals, and how to count carbohydrates in the diet.
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David Axelrod: Senior Advisor to President Obama |
Length: 58 min. |
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The senior adviser to President Barack Obama will speak for the Peter J. Hoagland Integrity in Public Service Lecture Series. |
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Colin G. Campbell |
Length: 58 min. |
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Citizenship in a Global Age
The idea of "global citizenship" is old as Athens. But, to this day, it remains a political ideal, not a practical reality. The "world" does not issue you a passport or guarantee you rights. Yet, the values implied by global citizenship - broad awareness, intelligent engagement - have become more compelling than ever. Mr. Campbell will discuss citizenship and its history, the development of American citizenship and the challenges in the era of globalization.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
David Gergen |
Length: 80 min. |
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Eyewitness to Power: The Essence of Leadership
Commentator, editor, teacher, public servant, best-selling author and adviser to presidents, David Gergen has been an active participant in American national life.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Doug Bereuter |
Length: 66 min. |
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China's Trade and Soft Power Relationships with Asia and the United States
Reason to Worry?
Both an ancient civilization and a rising power, China presents some of the most complex questions facing the world today. China is home to one-fifth of the world's population, yet most Americans know remarkably little about its culture, heritage and growing role in world events. China's rise is one of the transformative events of our time, as well as one of the most important challenges facing U.S. foreign and economic policy.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Kaiser Kuo |
Length: 78 min. |
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Shouting Across the Chasm: Chinese and American Netizens Clash in Cyberspace
Tibet, the Olympic Torch Run, the Olympics . . . the year 2008 offered unprecedented opportunities for Chinese and Anglophone Internet users to communicate. They were standing nose to virtual nose, but they were not, by any means, seeing eye-to-eye. Using the Internet as a starting point, Kaiser Kuo delves into a number of issues at the heart of disagreements on the people-to-people level.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Dr. Michael Olivas & Dr. Vernon Briggs |
Length: 58 min. |
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Illegal Immigrants: Path to Citizenship?
Estimates of the number of illegal immigrants in the United States range from 11 million to more than 20 million. Most recommendations for immigration reform center on the issue of a path to citizenship for these people. Opponents say this is amnesty, a strategy which proved ineffective in previous immigration legislation. Supporters say legalization is both a necessity and a moral obligation. Dr. Michael Olivas, Chair of Law at the University of Houston, and Dr. Vernon Briggs, Professor Emeritus in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, will discuss the issue of a path to citizenship.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
F.W. de Klerk |
Length: 63 min. |
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Bridging the Gap: Globalization without Isolation
One of the most influential statesmen of our time, de Klerk founded and is currently chairman of the Global Leadership Foundation, a consortium of former heads of state dedicated to promoting peace, democracy and development worldwide by providing confidential peer-to-peer advice to governments around the world.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Rob Gifford |
Length: 89 min. |
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China Road: A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power
Gifford tells the story of his journey through the lives of the colourful Chinese characters he meets along the way: garrulous talk show hosts and ambitious yuppies, impoverished peasants and tragic prostitutes, cellphone salesmen, AIDS patients and Tibetan monks. Using the road trip as a prism to view modern China, he asks bigger questions too: about where China is going, about who the Chinese people are, and about whether we in the West should be concerned about China's rise.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Sarah Chayes |
Length: 59 min. |
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Notes from Afghanistan
Sarah Chayes has been living and working in Kandahar, Afghanistan since 2001, when she covered the fall of the Taliban for National Public Radio. In 2002 she left journalism to help rebuild the shattered country whose fate will help determine the shape of the 21st century, working first with Afghans for Civil Society, and currently with Arghand, a cooperative producing fine skin-care products from local fruits, nuts and botanicals.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Susan Shirk |
Length: 76 min. |
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China, Fragile Superpower
Once a sleeping giant, China today is the world's fastest growing economy-- a dramatic turn-around that alarms many Westerners. Shirk's 2007 book, China: Fragile Superpower, explored the troubling paradox faced by China's leaders: the more developed and prosperous the country becomes, the more insecure and threatened they feel.
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E.N. Thompson Forum:
Theodore C. Sorensen |
Length: 70 min. |
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America and the World, 1962 to 2008: Contrasts and Contradictions
Theodore C. 'Ted' Sorensen, former special counsel and adviser to President John F. Kennedy and a widely published author on the presidency and foreign affairs, practiced international law for over 36 years.
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The FAFSA Made Easy |
Length: 11 min. |
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A quick look at filling out the FAFSA form through the eyes of a Nebraska family. |
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Find the Right Fit |
Length: 10 min. |
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For many teens, it seems to be an easy choice—they just want to go to the nearest college or the one their friends are planning to attend. However, finding a college that's the “right fit” often isn't that easy. It takes a lot of homework and legwork, and your teen may need your help. |
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Governor's Arts Awards |
Length: 18 min. |
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The annual awards ceremony is highlighted. Recipients include Michael James (Lincoln) and Arthur Pierce (Kearney) for Artist of the Year; Alegent Health (Omaha) for the Business Leadership Award.
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Hagel-Kerrey Health Care Forum |
Length: 88 min. |
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A bipartisan conversation and town hall meeting with Republican U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel and former Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey, who speak candidly about the United States' struggle to reform health care and what must be done to ensure health care for all.
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Harvest 2009 |
Length: 70 min. |
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension has planned a special program to help advise farmers on how to deal with the challenges of the 2009 harvest.
Topics to be covered include:
- handling and drying higher moisture grain,
- ear rots and grain molds,
- potential for mycotoxin accumulation,
- marketing options for high moisture corn and
- livestock sensitivities to mycotoxins
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If These Walls Could Speak |
Length: 118 min. |
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The story of Omaha's first 100 years. It focuses on the city's buildings - not as a study of steel and stone, but rather an examination of creations that represent people's dreams and aspirations.
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Inside Art: June 2010 |
Length: 27 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Paul Sim, Adam Gehringer & Adam Hrabik of "The Adam Show", Morgan Schiltz, Marcia Joffe-Bouska, Dylan Sherrill, Ginger Rehmann
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Inside Art: May 2010 |
Length: 24 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Amy Reiner, Lori Elliott-Bartle, Cara Kunnemann, Kelly King, Alesha Arnold, Tyler Proctor
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Inside Art: April 2010 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Tim Thompson, Josh Kauffman, Carleigh Smith, Scott Muilenberg, Bethsaida Excavation Site (Rami Arav), Brannigan's Law (Brandon Hahn)
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Inside Art: March 2010 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Ruth Sokolof Theater, Bryan Miller, John Deardorff, Justin Klimek, Robert Anaya, Clearence Brei
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Inside Art: January 2010 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Steve Larison, Joleen Pringle, Ashley Vanderpool, Megan Roth, Scott Blake, Jim Spurgin
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Inside Art: December 2009 |
Length: 26 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Special Collections Book Archive at UNO Library, Chad Elsasser, Poppin' Penelope, Delena Brown, Josh Krohn
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Inside Art: November 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Megan Thomas, Jessie Gray, Dylan Sherrill, James Duysen & Noah Mass, Ryan Jensen, Brett Roeder
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Inside Art: October 2009 |
Length: 26 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: John Borgeson, Miranda Heyer, Zack Reis, Mark Fiddler, Jo Ellen Simon
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Inside Art: September 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Pariah, Johnny Ray Gomez, Aaron Rishel, Darnell Ridley, Emily Reommich, Devin Ferguson
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Inside Art: August 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Kevin Laurenti, Analynn Fassler, Eugene Sedletsky, Jane TanCreti, Joi Joison, Angela Mueller
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Inside Art: July 2009 |
Length: 30 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Lara Shine, Kristi Pederson, Blessed are the Merciless, Bob Kraft, Amy Oleson, Kari Caddell, Matt Wisch, The Answer Team
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Inside Art: June 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Inside Art is a television series produced by UNO's School of Communication students which allows viewers to explore various forms of art, learn about venues to experience art, and find out what inspires artists.
Showcased participants: Ron Garvais, Dr. James Johnson, Professor Sharon Sobel, Randy Porter, Dane Sybrant, The Moving Company, Professor Bonnie O' Connell
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Integrated Pest Management for Corn and Soybeans |
Length: 48 min. |
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The narrative covers monitoring tips for your fields and alternative control methods. Rodents, birds, insects,
and plant disease pests are discussed. |
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KnowHow2GO to College! |
Length: 33 min. |
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A three-part video series from EducationQuest Foundation about planning and paying for college.
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Meeting the Green Challenge |
Length: 28 min. |
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Going Green can create opportunities to save money, support local economies and improve our communities; the challenge is to make environmentally sound choices that work. In Meeting the Green Challenge we see cutting edge construction, a home energy audit and deconstruction to recycle building materials. |
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Dr. Michael Oriard: Football as the American People's Game? |
Length: 33 min. |
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Michael Oriard is a professor of English and an associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Oregon State University. Oriard played football for Coach Ara Parseghian at Notre Dame, where he was the starting center and team co-captain, and played for Coach Hank Stram with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Mid-American Money: July 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Double Dip?
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Guy Cherp, VP of Cox Business Services in Omaha. Topics covered include the June Mid-American Economic Survey results, how the upcoming politcal season will further erode economic stability, the housing market, trends and opportunities in telecom, and the impact of new bank lending legislation. |
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Mid-American Money: June 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Global Banking
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Steve Kuhl, Director of Global Banking for First National Bank of Omaha. Topics covered include the May Mid-American Economic Survey results, the global economic crisis in the PIIGS region, and how the fed is handling the crisis. Tony predicts oil will be $60/barrel, Ernie predicts a default in the PIIGS region and Steve is watching the LIBOR. |
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Mid-American Money: May 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Dana Markel, Executive Director of the Omaha Convention & Visitors Bureau at the Hilton Hotel in Downtown Omaha. Topics covered include the April Mid-American Economic survey results, Berkshire Hathaway stock, the job market, tourism, and international economic issues. |
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Mid-American Money: April 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Energy and the Economy
Dr. Ernie Goss and Dr. Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Dr. Roger Fransecky, Founder/CEO of The Apogee Group. Topics covered include the April Mid-American Economic survey results, dealing with the economy in the boardroom, investment opportunities, and global economic issues. |
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Mid-American Money: March 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Topic: Entrepreneurship in the Economic Downturn
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Nick Hudson, Chief Executive Officer of the Hudson 1869 Group. Topics covered include the March Mid-American Economic Survey results, how entrepreneurship is being affected by the economic downturn, investment opportunities and optimism in start-up companies, potential interest rate hikes, and global economic issues. |
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Mid-American Money: February 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Energy and the Economy
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Karen Harbert, Chief Executive Officer, Energy Institute, U.S. Chamber. Topics covered include the February Mid-American Economic Survey results, the future of energy and its economic impact, indicators to watch, and the Fed's next move. |
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Mid-American Money: January 2010 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Marketing in the Economic Downturn
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are back in the studio on Creighton's campus. They talk with Mary Ann O'Brien, CEO of OBI Creative, a branding and marketing agency in Omaha. Topics of this program include midwest economic survey results that point to a frail recovery in 2010, low consumer confidence and how health care and jobs are impacting the economy. The program ends with predictions about next month's big headlines, indicators to watch out for and the fed's next move. |
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Mid-American Money: December 2009 |
Length: 29 min. |
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Will Consumers Open Their Wallets?
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson go on location at Nebraska Furniture Mart. They talk with Bob Batt, executive vice president of Nebraska Furniture Mart. Topics of this program include midwest economic survey results that point to the possibility of a double-dip recession, how the economy is affecting holiday retail sales, how cap & trade might affect the economy. The program ends with predictions about next month's big headlines, indicators to watch out for and the fed's next move |
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Mid-American Money: November 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Healthcare, Cap & Trade = Market Uncertainty
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Nebraska Congressman, Lee Terry. Topics of this program include the slumping October Midwest Economic Survey results, how political issues like healthcare and cap & trade are creating uncertainty in the market, the possibility of a double dip recession and the fact that the fed has no moves left to make. |
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Mid-American Money: October 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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"Does Business Expansion Mean Job Growth" and "Where are the Opportunities?"
Ernie Goss and Anthony Hendrickson are joined by Steve Seline, president of Walnut Private Equity Partners. Topics of this program include October Midwest Economic Survey results, cap & trade, the effect of the healthcare debate on the economy, and the fed's next move. |
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Mid-American Money: September 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Healthcare Reform and the Mid-American Economy
Guests included Anthony Hendrickson, Dean of the College of Business Administration at Creighton University and Deb Bass, Interim Executive Director, Nebraska Health Information Initiative (NeHII), President and CEO, Bass and Associates. |
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Mid-American Money: July 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Is the Bailout of US Auto the Real Clunker?
Guests included Anthony Hendrickson, Dean of the College of Business Administration at Creighton University and Mickey Anderson President of the Perormance Automotive Group.
Please note: Mid-American Money did not produce a show for August '09 |
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Mid-American Money: June 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Profit & Non-Profit Organizations in a Recessionary Economy
Who Gets the Bailout?
Guests included Anthony Hendrickson, Dean of the College of Business Administration at Creighton University and Lyn Wallin Ziegenbein Executive Director of the Peter Kiewit Foundation. |
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Mid-American Money: May 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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Have the Regional and National Economies Hit Bottom?
Which Indicators Should We Watch?
Guests included Anthony Hendrickson, Dean of the College of Business Administration at Creighton University and Ernie Goss, Director of the Creighton Economic Forecasting Group. |
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Mid-American Money: April 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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The Obama 2009-10 Budget and the Economy:
The Good, Bad and Ugly
Guests included Nebraska Congressman Lee Terry and
Missouri Congressman Sam Graves. Joining them was show host, Dr. Ernie Goss and Creighton economics professor and regular contributor, Dr. Tony Hendrickson, Creighton business school dean. |
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Mid-American Money: March 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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The Global Recession:
Is Federal Government Helping or Hurting?
Guests included
Dr. Ernie Goss, professor of economics at Creighton
Dr. Tony Hendrickson, dean of the College of Business at Creighton
Leslie Little, CEO of E3 Incorporated |
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Mid-American Money: February 2009 |
Length: 29 min. |
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The 2009 Economic Outlook:
Will the Federal Stimulus Package Save the Economy?
Guests included Pete Ricketts former Chief Operating Officer of TD Ameritrade, Anthony Hendrickson, Dean of the College of Business Administration at Creighton University and Ernie Goss, Director of the Creighton Economic Forecasting Group. |
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Omaha Since WWII: The Changing Face of the City |
Length: 120 min. |
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Whether it's the story of downtown in the 1950s, the civil rights struggles of the 1960s or the story of new urban pioneers and a riverfront renaissance, this is the story of how people and events have shaped modern Omaha.
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Our Water, Our Future |
Length: 56 min. |
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Omaha is one of over 800 cities in the US that needs to revamp its sewer infrastructure to meet EPA water quality guidelines. The cost of this venture will be expensive to the Omaha community and will take several years to complete. The studio program discusses a brief history of the Omaha sewer system; why the city must renovate its sewer infrastructure and what methods are being considered, how it will benefit the community at large; and finally, provide viewers with best management practices that can be implemented at home to help protect fresh water resources.
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Special Olympics National Games Opening Ceremony |
Length: 187 min. |
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Everyone loves a celebration, and the Opening Ceremony is one of the most anticipated celebrations of each and every Special Olympics Games. Athletes, coaches, volunteers and family members come together by the thousands to kick off The Games.
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Stories of Home |
Length: 86 min. |
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Stories of Home is the Lincoln Arts Council's exciting new public arts project celebrating that which brings us together - family - and that which sets us apart the diversity within our human community. The project will engage and connect the people of Lincoln by transforming families' experiences into works and art.
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Dr. Susan Brownell: China's Olympic Debut: It's Place in Olympic and East Asian History |
Length: 38 min. |
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Susan Brownell is a professor of anthropology at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Brownell is an internationally recognized expert on Chinese sports and was a nationally ranked track and field athlete in the U.S. before she joined the track team at Beijing University in 1985-86 while studying Chinese language. She represented Beijing in the 1986 Chinese National College Games and set a national record in the heptathlon.
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Dr. Susan Cahn: Problems in Femanist Sports: Our Sexed Bodies, Our Gendered Selves |
Length: 38 min. |
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Susan K. Cahn is a professor of history at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Cahn is known for her publications on the history of women and sports, and teaches in both the Department of History and the Women's Studies program at UB. Her books include "Coming On Strong: Gender and Sexuality in 20th-Century Women's Sport" (1995), and "Women and Sports in the United States: A Documentary Reader" (2007).
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The Creightons: Building The Dream |
Length: 30 min. |
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Their family name is part of the Omaha, Neb., landscape and forever linked to the nationally recognized Creighton University campus. But, who were these immigrant men and women who scratched out a life in the United States and realized the American Dream? Follow the Creighton family from their beginnings in Ireland to their entrepreneurial work in Omaha and their establishment of an educational legacy. |
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The Moving Company: 1935-2008 |
Length: 49 min. |
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The Moving Company, the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) modern dance group, presents a documentary focused on its long history, choreographic works and its many collaborations with community partners. Award-winning filmmaker Jeff Curtis directs.
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The Omaha News: April 2010 |
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This UNO School of Communication produced news program covers the entire Omaha, Nebraska metro area.
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The Omaha News: March 2010 |
Length: 28 min. |
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This UNO School of Communication produced news program covers the entire Omaha, Nebraska metro area.
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The Omaha News: February 2010 |
Length: 28 min. |
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This UNO School of Communication produced news program covers the entire Omaha, Nebraska metro area.
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The Omaha News: November 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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This UNO School of Communication produced news program covers the entire Omaha, Nebraska metro area.
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The Omaha News: October 2009 |
Length: 28 min. |
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This UNO School of Communication produced news program covers the entire Omaha, Nebraska metro area.
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The War Comes To Nebraska |
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A documentary highlighting the numerous contributions made by Nebraskans in the effort to win World War II. The Martin bomber facility, ordnance plants, POW camps, scrap drives, volunteering at canteens and rationing are all brought back to life as Nebraskans relive the actions taken and sacrifices made for victory.
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UNO 100: Central to our City |
Length: 30 min. |
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The University of Nebraska Foundation produced this video for UNO's Centennial Gala. The thirty-minute presentation celebrates the university's 100th anniversary and its future of opportunities.
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| NET invites Nebraska's finest non-profit and mission-centered organizations to join us in a partnership to deliver new informational and educational programs to the citizens of Nebraska: NET Public Media. |
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