Nate John
Innovation SpecialistNate John previously managed products and projects for the innovation team that pertain to news and on-demand media. He earned his bachelor’s degree in religious studies at SDSU. His favorite projects focused on religion in media. He's had a lot of jobs at KPBS, serving as its first newsroom coordinator, then the first innovation specialist. During pledge, Nate often stepped in as on-air talent for TV and radio. He also served as news director for SDSU’s campus radio station and works on his own independent podcasts. With experience in TV, audio and the web, Nate enjoys working with any tool that helps people devour great stories. He also loves hiking, camping, breakfast food, and binging great TV. Nate accepts proposals for "game changing" cloud solutions on behalf of Jim Tinsky.
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Water rates continue to rise in San Diego county, even as usage goes down. The local water authority is responding with a lawsuit against the county's largest supplier.
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Participants in the annual Christmas bird count found new species to the San Diego area along with record breaking populations.
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Despite rising water costs and other obstacles, growers had a prosperous 2011.
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KPBS Midday EditionDeepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow join us to talk about their new book, which presents spiritual and scientifically based views on universal questions. -
KPBS Midday EditionDr. Dean Nelson, founder of the journalism program at Nazarene University, speaks about his recent book on renowned theoretical physicist, John Polkinghorne. -
KPBS Midday EditionSouthern California colleges are ahead of the curve as more universities offer courses in the study of secularism and unbelief.
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