Claire Jones
Production Assistant/HostClaire used to work as an outdoor education teacher — living in the middle of the woods for six months of the year and then filling in the rest with odd jobs. When she first moved to Utah in 2016 for a winter season, it was the first place she could envision staying for more than 6 months. Podcasts and radio filled in the hours moving in between states. In fact, Claire loved working seasonally and podcasts so much, that she began making her own podcast about seasonal life. She then decided to apply for an internship with RadioWest. When she stepped into the station, it was the second time she could see herself in Utah for more than 6 months. Now Claire works as a production assistant and a weekend host. She’s excited to stay for a while.
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The University of Utah Women’s basketball team broke into The Associated Press top 25 list last week for the first time in a decade and then moved up… -
Family and friends of David Romrell gathered to honor the late South Salt Lake Police Officer on Wednesday, remembering him as a determined and genuine… -
Two men from opposite worlds stood across from the Norbest processing plant in Moroni, Utah, on Monday, as the smell of turkey wafted through town.One of… -
Some people go all out for Halloween costumes, putting hours into huge, elaborate outfits. Others prefer to dress up something else — their front yard.… -
It’s hard to miss electric scooters zipping on the streets and abandoned on the sidewalks around Salt Lake City. Their popularity is part of the problem… -
Some might recall the summer of 2007 for its top billboard song or action-hero movie, but for Utah's public pool-goers that summer stood out for unhappy… -
Ivy Fox was still in eighth grade when, in 1996, the Salt Lake City Board of Education banned all extra-curricular clubs, 46 in total, rather than approve…
