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Doug Nadvornick

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Program director, news director, Morning Edition host at Spokane Public Radio. Board vice president, Public Media Journalists Association.
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SPR News Today: Hoops to health care careers? WSU tries basketball as a recruiting tool.

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By Doug Nadvornick Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
From Spokane Public Radio, it’s SPR News Today. I’m Doug Nadvornick. It’s June 30, 2026. —We’ve just experienced a cooler-than-usual weekend with a little bit of precipitation, but wildfires started anyway. We’ll have a roundup of Washington fires. —Conservation groups are working to save a rare wetland in Okanogan County. Owen Henderson will have more on that effort. —We’re waiting for a U.S. Supreme Court decision that could have some effect on the mail in voting systems in Washington and Oregon.
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AI is a great tool, but not always right. Experiment, but be wary.

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By Doug Nadvornick Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
Today, we talk about the variety of ways AI shows up in our lives, both in our personal lives and in our workplaces. And we address a few questions. Should we be afraid of it? Where should we be wary? How can we best use it? Our guests are Grant Erickson, the CEO of IntelliTect, and John Shovic, director of the Center for Intelligent Industrial Robotics at the University of Idaho in Coeur d'Alene. This is part two of a series of AI discussions. Hear part one here.
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Hoops to health: WSU's strategy for teaching Native kids about health sciences careers

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By Doug Nadvornick Verified
| KSFC-FM (Spokane, WA) Verified
This weekend, thousands of basketball players of all sizes and abilities are competing in Hoopfest. Some prepared for the tournament by participating in a basketball camp that targeted a particular demographic. The Many Medicines camp replaced an annual Washington State University Spokane summer staple. WSU's two-week Na-ha-shnee camp for Native American students teaches kids what it’s like to work as a doctor, nurse or other health professional, especially in a Native community.
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