Michael Forsberg is a conservation photographer.

NewsNetNebraska's Casey Mills interviewed

Forsberg, left, about his new book and photography.

Frank Rack is executive director of ANDRILL.

NewsNetNebraska's Adam Ziegler interviewed Rack,

right, about the project's latest work in Antarctica.

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Pamela Dingman is the CEO of Engineering Design Consultants.

NewsNetNebraska's Sarah Tenorio interviewed Dingman, left,

about being a successful woman in a male-dominated industry.

Andrew Lacy is the editor-in-chief of Nebraska Thinker,a

conservative opinion publication at UNL.NewsNetNebraska's

Rob McLean interviewed Lacey, right, about its mission.

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Dr. Mark Awakuni-Swetland, left, teaches ethnic studies and anthropology.

NewsNetNebraska's Erin Pedigo interviewed Awakuni-Swetland about

the creation of an online dictionary of the Omaha tribe's language.

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Kelly Bartling is the manager of news for UNL's office of

University Communications. NewsNetNebraska's Katie Steiner

interviewed Bartling, right, about the details of her job.

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John Anderson is the interim dean of the UNL College of

Business Administration.  NewsNetNebraska's Liz Gamez

interviewed Anderson, right, about the college's success.

Nate Rohrs is a recent University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate working

as a freelance broadcaster. He's also the voice of the UNL Women's Softball

team.  NewsNetNebraska's Nate Pohlen interviews Rohrs, left, about his career.

Bret Bogenrief is ASUN's environmental issues activites

representative.  NewsNetNebraska's Natasha Richardson interviewed

Bogenrief, right, about the efforts to make UNL more green.

Grant Janousek is a University of Nebraska-Lincoln agricultural engineering

student by day and a drummer for the classic rock band, Coldshot, by night.

NewsNetNebraska's Karoline Kastanek interviews Janousek, left, about the band.

Sara Sunderman is the Outreach Specialist at Matt Talbot Kitchen and

Outreach. NewsNetNebraska's Charlie Litton interviewed Sunderman, right,

about how the kitchen helps the homeless and the near homeless.

Nebraska's own Dan Whitney, better know as Larry the Cable Guy,

is more than just a standup comedian.  NewsNetNebraska's Natalie Sorensen

interviews Whitney, left, about his life and growing up in Nebraska.

Invisible Children, a national movement geared towards assisting war-torn Uganda,

has a new group on UNL's campus. NewsNetNebraska reporter Allison Pane

interviews Morgan Cox, right, one of the group's co-founders about its mission.

A Dance Marathon at UNL raises thousands of dollars each year for the Omaha

Children's Hospital. NewsNetNebraska reporter Morgan Demmel interviews

Aaron Hueftle, left, Dance Marathon's family relations director, about the event.

The People's Health Clinic, a low-cost health care option for low-income families,

has too few providers to meet the demand. NewsNetNebraska reporter Elicia Dover

interviews Deb Shoemaker, right, the clinic's executive director, about the challenges.

Husker Challenge is an ongoing campus fitness program designed to improve the

health of faculty, staff and students. Katie James, fitness graduate assistant at the

Rec, sat down with NewsNetNebraska Jenifer Calandra to discuss the program.

The Czech Heritage Project is working to preserve historic Czech photographs, films

and artifacts across Nebraska. NewsNetNebraska reporter Caitlin Kern interviews

Mela Sokova-Pierce, right, a UNL professor involved in the project.