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Speaking of Nebraska

Latest Episode: A COVID-19 Town Hall with Gov. Ricketts

2020 Broadcast Schedule

Television

Thursdays at 8:30pm on NET (exceptions below)
- Feb. 13 at 9:30pm on NET
- March 19 at 8pm on NET
Fridays at 7:30pm on NET
Sundays at 10am on NET World
Sundays at 11am on NET

Radio

Fridays at 6:30pm (exceptions below)
- March 19 at 7pm

All times Central Time

Speaking of Nebraska is a weekly conversation about the issues facing our state. NET News talks with local and state leaders and experts about the challenges and opportunities we face and how we can solve them.

This season includes a special one-hour episode one year after devastating floods hit most of eastern Nebraska.

The first three episodes of the season focus on rural transportation, sustainable agriculture, and the 2020 Census. We'll explore future of the University of Nebraska system with new president Ted Carter on April 16.

The remaining episodes will provide the latest information on the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, in Nebraska. Follow the News teams' continuing coverage at netNebraska.org/coronavirus.

Speaking of Nebraska addresses the issues and concerns of those who live and work across our state. We want to hear from you, with things you would like us to talk about during upcoming shows, ideas for future interviews or stories.

E-mail your thoughts to: news@netNebraska.org.

Spring 2020 Season

February 13: Rural Transportation

Bill Bivin: Statewide Mobility Manager
Gina Cotton: Executive Director, 4 Lanes 4 Mobility

February 20: Sustainable Agriculture

Chuck Francis: Researcher & Prof. of Agronomy, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Dave Welsch: Certified Organic Farmer since 1993

February 27: 2020 Census

Blanca E Ramierez Salazar: Partnership Coordinator, U.S. Census Bureau Dallas Regional Office
David Drozd: Research Coordinator, Nebraska State Data Center

March 19: Nebraska Floods One Year Later