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Nevada Public Radio presents the latest editions of our popular features: Nevada Yesterdays and Desert Bloom. Refreshes most weekdays. Want the inside dope on Las Legas living? Subscribe to this feed. Refreshes weekly. 4-6 minutes.

Episodes

  • Orchids in the Mojave

    19/11/2022 Duration: 04min

    What state has more native orchids than Hawaii? Nevada — of course. Here's Dr. Angela O'Callaghan with Desert Bloom.

  • 1982 Primary

    05/11/2022 Duration: 04min

    Some 40 years ago, Nevada's political scene focused on a number of races including a hard-fought primary for governor. Here's Senator Richard Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.

  • 1972 Primary

    02/11/2022 Duration: 04min

    Some 50 years ago, Nevada's political scene captured a lot of attention. Here's Senator Richard Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.

  • Roses

    24/09/2022 Duration: 03min

    A rose by any other name...is still a popular choice in our desert environment. Here's Dr. Angela O'Callaghan with Desert Bloom.

  • Turf Alternatives

    17/09/2022 Duration: 04min

    Lush lawns seem more and more out of place in our desert environment. But there are practical alternatives. Here's Dr. Angela O'Callaghan with Desert Bloom.

  • Baseball in Nevada

    10/09/2022 Duration: 04min

    There was a time when efforts abounded to bring baseball to Nevada. Here's Senator Richard Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.

  • Watergate

    20/08/2022 Duration: 04min

    The infamous Watergate scandal may have had a Nevada Connection. Here's Senator Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.

  • Weeds

    13/08/2022 Duration: 04min

    A weed by any other name is still a weed....or is it? Here's Dr. Angela O'Callaghan with Desert Bloom.

  • 1922 Railroad Strike

    09/07/2022 Duration: 04min

    Unions have a history with the railroad in Las Vegas. Here's Senator Richard Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.

  • Lehman Caves

    02/07/2022 Duration: 04min

    It was over a century ago that a miner sparked interest in Lehman Caves. Here's Senator Richard Bryan with Nevada Yesterdays.