KNPR's State of Nevada is the essential public affairs broadcast to understand what's happening here. Newsmakers and experts give context to local issues; discussion and profile interviews explore the unique character - and characters - of our region. KNPR's State of Nevada is a daily conversation about this place we call home. Broadcast weekdays at 9 a.m., encore at 8 p.m. Get frequent updates on upcoming topics and guests by following us on
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State of Nevada is your program; your place to express your views and have a conversation with other people who care about Nevada. We like healthy, constructive debate, and we know you do too. Please join the conversation and share your ideas, thoughts, concerns, criticisms, questions. We welcome your program ideas too!
You can participate in many ways on the program
Call the live show.
Las Vegas: 258-3552 and
Toll-free: 1 (877) ASK - KNPR
You can jump into the conversation in the morning and share your thoughts live on the air. If it's busy, keep trying, or send us an
email. Once you get through, you may have to wait on hold. While waiting--turn your radio down and listen through your telephone handset. No speakerphones please.
Add something to conversation: share something fresh or interesting about the topic or question at hand.
Tell us a personal experience or story that adds perspective.
Share your thoughts online
Every conversation has its own discussion thread. We've organized the SoN website so that it's easy to add a comment and we welcome yours.
Conversations begin before the program airs on the radio and we will include thoughtful ideas from the website on the program. These conversation continue after the show has aired well.
We know our audience is made up of the most thoughtful, intelligent, community-minded people, and that these discussions stay elevated and constructive, even when hated disagreements arise. Here are a few commenting guidelines for the website to keep in mind:
- Write with civility and respect.
- Commenting for any purpose other than sincere expression, or deliberately attacking another commenter, will not be tolerated.
- Link to your sources and excerpt selectively. (Don't paste entire articles into the comment field.)
- Offending comments will be deleted.
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son@knpr.org: You can reach us to add a comment to the discussion, suggest a story or topic for discussion, and give us feedback on how we're doing.
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