Speaking of Nebraska
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2019 Season
2019 "Speaking of Nebraska" Broadcast Schedule
New season starts April 18, 2019
Television
- Thursdays at 8:00pm CT on NET
- Fridays at 7:30pm CT on NET
- Sundays at 10am & 6:30pm CT on NET World
- Mondays at 8:30pm CT on NET World
Radio
- Fridays at 6:30pm CT on NET Radio
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. Whether it's surviving a difficult farm economy or a devastating flood. From talking openly about teen suicide to examining the work of our state court system. Speaking of Nebraska addresses the issues and concerns of those who live and work across our state.
NET News Director Dennis Kellogg (Twitter) produces and hosts our program. NET News Legislative reporter Fred Knapp (Twitter) delivers the latest developments in the Nebraska Legislature. Speaking of Nebraska also includes weekly updates on the ongoing recovery and rebuilding efforts following severe flooding in the eastern half of the state this spring.
Visit the NET News web site for daily Signature Stories, Legislative coverage and in-depth reporting projects. You can also follow NET News on Facebook and Twitter.
2019 Schedule:
- April 18 - The Nebraska Supreme Court: Chief Justice Mike Heavican
- April 25 - Yazidi Refugees in Nebraska: Rep. Jeff Fortenberry and Nibras Khudaida
- May 2 - Nebraska's Farm Economy: Brad Lubben, UNL ag economist and Vern Jantzen, Farm Crisis Response Council
- May 9 - University of Nebraska-Lincoln History and Future: Chancellor Ronnie Green
- May 16 - Impact of Flooding in Nebraska: Bryan Tuma, NEMA and Norfolk Mayor Josh Moenning
- May 23 - Nebraska Tourism: Tourism Executive Director John Ricks and Scotts Bluff County Tourism Director Brenda Leisy
- May 30 - Teen Suicide: Julia Hebenstreit, The Kim Foundation and Mindy Eggert, suicide prevention volunteer
- June 6 - Youth Sports: Dr. Dane Todd and Angee Nott of Boys Town
We want to hear from you! 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.
Impact of Flooding in Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln History and Future
Nebraska's Farm Economy
Yazidi Refugees in Nebraska: Rep. Jeff Fortenberry and Nibras Khudaida
The Nebraska Supreme Court: Chief Justice Mike Heavican
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