focus. it isn t because we re about blame. the other yeureka moment is thi. you know why there s so much confusion? because scientists make lousy messengers. people are used to politicians messaging. and what politicians do is only tell you things that fit the conclusion they want you to make. whereas, scientists don t have any problem being wrong and developing their understanding. so, they create openings for people who attack them. yeah. you don t need a mask. now, you do. in politics i don t think they re doing this. i think we re just saying it s very nuanced but people may hear it as you are blaming scientists for what is happening. i don t think that you can i think that we need to be careful about that because scientists are actually telling people the truth and as they see it. there is no there is no right or left in science. there s no right or left in virus. right. it s not the truth as they see it. it s the truth when they see it. when they see it. that s
committed the murder together. the detectives spent hours, literally, trying to drag the name of that third man out of tapp the. and when carroll saw the tape, we ll, you watch it. the name, nothing comes to my head. it was in it wasn t russ. i mean. mike is his first name, okay? mickelson, mickelson. by the time he had gone through all those tapes, but did you think about chris tapp the man you believed all those years how could they do this to me? how could they managed to keep someone in prison for all these years and it s a possibility that it s not there? and after that eureka moment, carol dodge made a decision. she would do more than search to find for her daughters killer. she would actively work to free christopher tapp the only man convicted of the murder. i think that chris is case truly got taken seriously after i made my contact with boise
RTDNA
The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has awarded Valley Public Radio with three 2021 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for Excellence in Writing, News Documentary, and Feature Reporting.
It is the third year in a row that Valley Public Radio has received Regional Murrow Award honors. The awards are presented to small and large radio, television and digital outlets based on 14 geographic regions. The station entries, which were among small market radio stations in California, Hawaii and Nevada, now advance to the national Murrow Award competition.
Reporter Kerry Klein’s piece Eureka Moment In Valley Fever Case Paves Way For New Research, Treatment Options won in two categories: News Documentary and Excellence in Writing. These are the third and fourth Regional Murrow Awards Klein has won in the past three years.
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