The Civics Radio Network Podcast empowers young people in high school and early college to learn civics and journalism, and the create a podcast on why civics is important to their lives, and the lives of their peers. It's a tremendous learning experience in two parts: The Bootcamp, which takes up to 30 students; and the Podcast, which employs up to six students for a year-long (paid) internship.

The Civics Radio Bootcamp and Civics Radio Network Podcast are produced by Civics Radio Network and KUNV Radio.

KUNV Radio, is your trusted source for community-focused journalism and public affairs programming. Dedicated to fostering informed citizenship, we deliver engaging content that explores local governance, civic engagement, and the issues shaping our communities. 

Through thought-provoking discussions, expert interviews, and educational storytelling, the Civics Radio Network empowers listeners to stay connected, participate in meaningful dialogue, and make a positive impact in their neighborhoods. Tune in to learn, engage, and take action. 

Latest Episodes

Moms For Liberty in Las Vegas

Moms for Liberty ran three candidates for elected positions in the Las Vegas area. Two of them, Lorena Biasoti and Lydia Dominguez, won their races for Clark County Sc...

The Law That Upended Food Carts (Unintentionally)

In 2023, the Nevada legislature passed a bill regulating sidewalk vendors. You know, the people who sell corn and shaved ice in various parks, and near your grocery st...

Puppy Mills and Animal Overcrowding

Last summer, Henderson police went to a house to investigate a complaint from a neighbor. Police found the owners were running a puppy mill. That is, they were breedin...

Introducing the Civics Radio Network

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You May Not Live in Las Vegas (Even if you live in Las Vegas)

So... Las Vegas isn't really in Las Vegas. Most people who live here don't know that. And most people who live here don't live in Las Vegas. About 650,000 people live ...

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