Inland Journal
Inland Journal is a weekly interview program focused on regional public affairs and arts, hosted and produced by SPR's news and program director, Doug Nadvornick with contributions from the SPR news team.
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Latest Episodes
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Braver Angels and WSU's Foley Institute host a forum to examine the issues raised with Initiative 645. We'll listen in. -
Republican Preston McCollam and Independent Danny Tarkenton took questions from a panel at an NAACP forum. -
A majority of the seats on Washington's highest court are up for grabs during this election season. Hear all 10 present short statements. -
Republican Michael Cathcart and Democrat Callie Gee hope to replace Spokane County's longtime incumbent auditor Vicky Dalton. -
An Atlanta housing specialist shares his city's experiences at a Spokane forum. A University of Washington researcher says psychedelic drugs have promise as a therapeutic tool. Spokane novelist Greg Spatz takes us to Venice for his newest book. -
We talk with Grant Erickson from IntelliTect and John Shovic from the University of Idaho-Coeur d'Alene. -
We'll talk with Kim Pearman-Gillman and Dale Silha about Spokane's new Novara Energy Institute. Avista and Zero Emissions Northwest give Inland Northwest businesses a chance to test EVs before they buy. We meet the head of a new non-profit bank that will loan money for renewable energy projects. -
Paul Takisaki tells us the story of moving on from a tech sales job to learn more about artificial intelligence. Dr. Gleb Tsipursky talks about working with companies to help their employees overcome their resistance to AI. -
We talk with Coeur d'Alene land use attorney Peter Smith about a new Idaho law meant to make housing more affordable. We remember a Northwest civil rights icon. Old newspapers in Washington get new life online. -
We learn about a collaboration between a Spokane surgeon and medical student to promote early lung cancer screening. National Geographic teaches Spokane students how to tell stories with pictures.
