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The Utah Humanities Program Staff joined the Check Your Shelves Podcast to share, in depth, what we do statewide and what we stand to lose if Utah Humanities does not survive DOGE's cuts and the attack on the humanities. I think you'll be enlightened by how far we reach across the state, how we are amazing precise and responsible stewards of our federal and local funding, and how much Utah stands to lose. If you love wheat we do, please considering donating to keep Utah Humanities' doors open:
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