Best Dani Bacon Podcasts (2025)

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Midwest Newsroom: Missouri changes solitary confinement policy 4:44

5h ago4:44

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Honesty Bishop was attacked by her cellmate. Missouri prison officials deemed her sexually active and kept her in isolation for over six years.By Nebraska Public Media

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NU fans share their hopes for the future, reminisce the Cook era 4:13

3d ago4:13

4:13

Nebraska volleyball fans are chomping at the bit to see their beloved Huskers under new leadership. When the Cornhuskers face off with Pittsburgh at 6 p.m. Central Friday, it will be head coach Dani Busboom Kelly’s first match leading the program.By Nebraska Public Media

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Neurodiversity in the Workplace with Melanie Francis - OrgDev Episode 77 1:02:20

3d ago1:02:20

1:02:20

We'd love to hear from you so send us a message! In this episode of the OrgDev Podcast, we’re joined by Mel Francis, Director of Neurodiversity at Work at Do-IT Solutions, to explore how organisations can move beyond simply accommodating difference to designing workplaces where all kinds of brains can thrive. Mel shares practical strategies for emb…

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Menstrual product pilot rolling out in schools across Nebraska 0:41

4d ago0:41

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Several Nebraska schools will test out a menstrual product pilot program this school year. The Education Service Unit Coordinating Council will lead the pilot, helping schools provide access to pads and tampons for students while also collecting data on the program.By Nebraska Public Media

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Creighton VB coach Brian Rosen feeling at ease with new job 4:11

5d ago4:11

4:11

The Brian Rosen era will be introduced to Crieghton volleyball fans starting Saturday against defending national champions Penn State. Nebraska Public Media’s Aaron Bonderson sat down with the new head coach about taking over for the all-time wins leader at Creighton, Kirsten Bernthal Booth.By Nebraska Public Media

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1/2 lb. hot dog and many beers headed to Memorial Stadium 1:09

5d ago1:09

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At least eight different beers and two brands of hard seltzer will be sold at Memorial Stadium starting around 6:30 p.m. Central Time on Sept. 6, for the football home opener against Akron. Hundreds of thousands of tallboys will be brought to the stadium each week.By Nebraska Public Media

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Ricketts hears from Broken Bow officials on agricultural trade 0:57

5d ago0:57

0:57

Nebraska’s federal delegation has been busy throughout the August recess sharing the benefits of the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ in their home state. Sen. Pete Ricketts kept the trend going on Wednesday at a roundtable with farmers, ranchers and local officials in Broken Bow. Ricketts said he covered a variety of topics including biofuel expansion, firefi…

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UNO, MCC aim to make transferring credits easier 0:43

5d ago0:43

0:43

The University of Nebraska at Omaha and Metropolitan Community College announced a new initiative to make it easier for students to transfer between the two institutions. Those involved will start with looking at areas the two colleges can streamline, like academics and financial aid.By Nebraska Public Media

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Pillen visits McCook to announce state partnership with ICE 1:06

5d ago1:06

1:06

The governor said the facility would house minimal to low-risk detainees for between five and fifty days until they are able to see a judge. In two other immigration-related announcements also made Tuesday, state officials said that approximately 20 Army National Guard soldiers will provide support for Nebraska-based ICE enforcement, and that the S…

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Dani Busboom Kelly wants a fearless team heading into year one 4:35

6d ago4:35

4:35

Game one of the Dani Busboom Kelly era is just two days away. The 2025 Cornhusker volleyball team will start the season ranked number-one in the American Volleyball Coaches Association poll. Ahead of Friday’s season opener, Nebraska Public Media play-by-play voice Larry Punteney spoke with the new head coach about returning to her alma mater with a…

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Bacon urges Trump to have "moral clarity" on Russia-Ukraine war 1:07

7d ago1:07

1:07

Bacon says he wants to see a peace deal allow Ukraine to join NATO (NAY-toe) and not place any limit on the size of Ukraine’s military. Bacon has also cosponsored legislation that would impose sanctions on Russia and other countries buying its imports. Republican majority leaders in the House and Senate have said they want to wait for Trump’s appro…

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Nebraska lawmaker takes first step toward expanding train travel 1:01

7d ago1:01

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A state senator is traveling throughout Nebraska to find out what residents think about potentially expanding passenger trains.By Nebraska Public Media

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You can catch waves even if you're far from the ocean 3:51

7d ago3:51

3:51

Most people think of California for surfing. But surfers can be found from Wisconsin to Texas on lakes, rivers and even man-made water parks.By Nebraska Public Media

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School leaders say staffing shortage looks better this year 5:19

9d ago5:19

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School officials in various parts of Nebraska say this year seemed easier than previous years to staff. Nebraska Public Media News spoke with several district leaders to hear how staffing levels are headed into the school year.By Nebraska Public Media

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Sustainable aviation fuel could provide new use for crops 1:02

10d ago1:02

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As Nebraska’s row crop production continues to grow, farmers are looking for new markets for their corn and soybeans. Jet fuel made from biomass could be the answer they are looking for. At Friday’s Sustainable Aviation Fuels Conference in Ashland, political and business leaders alike said the state is well-positioned to become a major player in th…

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Autism services expand west of Omaha to address resource gap 1:04

10d ago1:04

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Applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy offers resources to children with autism and to their families. One effort hopes to expand this support during a time of Medicaid cuts and geographic lack of access.By Nebraska Public Media

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Elkhorn elementary schools open despite ongoing construction 1:01

11d ago1:01

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Hundreds of Elkhorn elementary students returned from summer break this week to find their new schools still under construction.By Nebraska Public Media

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Two regents vote no for NU President performance-based pay 0:49

11d ago0:49

0:49

University of Nebraska regents approved NU President Jeffrey Gold’s performance-based merit pay at their meeting Thursday, with two voting no, citing concerns with budget cuts. Gold’s contract outlines that he can receive up to 15% in performance-based merit pay each year if he meets certain metrics. He received almost 98% on his performance review…

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Midwest Newsroom: Missouri changes solitary confinement policy 4:44

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NU fans share their hopes for the future, reminisce the Cook era 4:13

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Neurodiversity in the Workplace with Melanie Francis - OrgDev Episode 77 1:02:20

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Menstrual product pilot rolling out in schools across Nebraska 0:41

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Creighton VB coach Brian Rosen feeling at ease with new job 4:11

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1/2 lb. hot dog and many beers headed to Memorial Stadium 1:09

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Ricketts hears from Broken Bow officials on agricultural trade 0:57

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UNO, MCC aim to make transferring credits easier 0:43

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Pillen visits McCook to announce state partnership with ICE 1:06

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Dani Busboom Kelly wants a fearless team heading into year one 4:35

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Bacon urges Trump to have "moral clarity" on Russia-Ukraine war 1:07

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Nebraska lawmaker takes first step toward expanding train travel 1:01

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You can catch waves even if you're far from the ocean 3:51

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School leaders say staffing shortage looks better this year 5:19

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Sustainable aviation fuel could provide new use for crops 1:02

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Autism services expand west of Omaha to address resource gap 1:04

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Elkhorn elementary schools open despite ongoing construction 1:01

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Two regents vote no for NU President performance-based pay 0:49

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