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Once Again: An Inside Look at Nebraska Public Media’s New History Podcast

Once Again: An Inside Look at Nebraska Public Media’s New History Podcast

Where the Past Meets the Present; A New Podcast from Nebraska Public Media

Host Bill Kelly is on a mission: digging through archives, dusting off documents and uncovering compelling stories from the past that matter again for the new history podcast Once Again.

Whether you’re just casually curious or a devoted history hunter, each episode revisits a fascinating chapter from recent Nebraska and Great Plains history and draws stunning parallels from the past to the present.

Join us for a night exploring the stories, research, and creative process that brings Nebraska’s history to life through the power of the podcast! Presented by Bill Kelly, Nebraska Public Media Senior Reporter, Producer, and Emmy award-winning journalist.

Admission is free. Click here to pre-register. To note, accessible seating in the Museum’s auditorium is limited. For accommodations, please reach out to our staff at 402-471-4782.

About Bill Kelly

Bill Kelly oversees production of Nebraska Public Media’s news documentaries and reports for radio. Most recently, Bill produced documentaries on rural law enforcement, Nebraska floods, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The Michigan native joined Nebraska Public Media in 1990 and has a special interest in covering the courts and criminal justice system. An Emmy award-winning journalist, Bill graduated from Purdue University. He worked at television stations in Lafayette, Ind., Wichita, Kan. and Omaha.

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