Shalayne Smith Needham
Production Specialist | All Things Considered HostShalayne Smith Needham has worked at Utah Public Radio since 2000 as producer of Access Utah. She graduated from Utah State University in 1997 with a BA in Sociology, emphasis on Criminology. A Logan native, she grew up with an appreciation for the great outdoors and spends her free time photographing the Western landscape and its wildlife.
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With inflation still affecting Utah families, we're focusing this week on some fun, easy and affordable gifts from the kitchen. -
It can seem hard to keep a thankful heart during thanksgiving while turkeys are fewer and food costs are rising. USU Extension professor in Family and Consumer Science Kathy Riggs gives ways to stay grateful while also staying within our budget.
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On the last episode of the growing season, learn how climate and other obstacles affect local growers and the harvest plus more cooking demos from Blackstone!
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On our Cropping Up episode this week, we visit the USU Botanical Center Farmers Market in Kaysville with more cooking demos from Blackstone.
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In this week’s episode we visit the Cache Valley Gardeners Market and continue our conversations with local ag producers.
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We're joined by Shauntell Kanigan to learn the 4 styles of parenting.
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On this segment we discuss "Gottman's Magic Minute," and why it's important.
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In this segment we discuss the effects of divorce particularly on children. Joining to discuss ways parents can help their children during this time is Abril Bell, step Family Education Coordinator with healthy relationships Utah at Utah State University.
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In April, President Biden introduced the $1.8 trillion American Families Plan to help grow the middle class, expand benefits of economic growth, and make…
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Shalayne Smith Needham: Our conversations recently have focused on award season for the film industry. There has been a lot of talk about the Oscars,…
