Air Date: Week of April 7, 2017 listen / download

Air Date: November 24, 2017

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Bold Nebraska used large-scale crop designs as part of their efforts to persuade former President Obama to reject the pipeline. He did so on November 6th, 2015. (Photo: Dakota Aerials / Bold Nebraska)
Bold Nebraska used large-scale crop designs as part of their efforts to persuade former President Obama to reject the pipeline. He did so on November 6th, 2015. (Photo: Dakota Aerials / Bold Nebraska)
At a Bold Nebraska rally on March 22nd, 2017, landowners and citizens gathered at the Public Service Commission office in Lincoln, Nebraska to deliver their intervenor applications (Photo: Marty Steinhausen / Bold Nebraska)
At a Bold Nebraska rally on March 22nd, 2017, landowners and citizens gathered at the Public Service Commission office in Lincoln, Nebraska to deliver their intervenor applications (Photo: Marty Steinhausen / Bold Nebraska)
Members of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and guests gathered at the prayer camp to oppose Keystone XL, in March 2014. Native American tribes in Nebraska are once again gearing up for a fight against the pipeline’s route through their sacred sites. (Photo: Matt Sloan / Bold Nebraska)
Members of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and guests gathered at the prayer camp to oppose Keystone XL, in March 2014. Native American tribes in Nebraska are once again gearing up for a fight against the pipeline’s route through their sacred sites. (Photo: Matt Sloan / Bold Nebraska)
Volunteers with Bold Nebraska plant Ponca sacred corn along the proposed Keystone XL pipeline route (Photo: Mary Anne Andrei / Bold Nebraska)
Volunteers with Bold Nebraska plant Ponca sacred corn along the proposed Keystone XL pipeline route (Photo: Mary Anne Andrei / Bold Nebraska)
Bold Nebraska built a “solar barn” in the proposed pipeline path to send a message that building the pipeline would be a choice to tear down renewable energy and a symbol of Nebraska economy. (Photo: Mary Anne Andrei / Bold Nebraska)
Bold Nebraska built a “solar barn” in the proposed pipeline path to send a message that building the pipeline would be a choice to tear down renewable energy and a symbol of Nebraska economy. (Photo: Mary Anne Andrei / Bold Nebraska)

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