The KSJE Evening News

Learn something new, no matter how long your commute.

5:30pm Marketplace Tech: Technology is reshaping our world; Marketplace Tech explores how through a daily four minute program, podcast, blog and Twitter feed. Guest hosts talk to newsmakers, innovators, visionaries and creators about how technology is expanding, informing and transforming everyday experience. Tune in for the big news and the stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

5:35pm Health in a Heartbeat: Health In A Heartbeat provides consumer-health information and the latest news on medical research, patient care breakthroughs and healthcare industry trends.

5:37pm Engines of Our Ingenuity: The story of technology is laced through with human drama, intrigue, sudden insight, and remarkable personal conviction. Technology has given us spectacular failures, magnificent successes, and mystifying lessons on the texture of ambiguity. The Engines of Our Ingenuity brings this story to life in captivating vignettes. Host Dr. John Lienhard is an emertus professor of mechanical engineering as well, as history, at the University of Houston. His style is personal and user-friendly, and he gives special attention to the ways in which technology interacts with the human world that it both occupies and forms.

5:42pm Soundbeat: Sound Beat is a daily, 90 second show highlighting the holdings of the Belfer Audio Archive. The Belfer is part of the Syracuse University Libraries, and with over half a million recordings, is one of the largest sound archives in the United States. Each episode focuses on one particular recording from the Archive, and provides a back story detailing its place in recording history. What kinds of recordings? Popular and classical music performances, film scores those from distinctly American musical forms like jazz, bebop, country, and bluegrass. Old favorites, rare gems, and some we guarantee you've never heard before: from Cab Calloway to the castrated stars of Italian opera, you'll hear it all on the Sound Beat! And it's not just music. Sound Beat episodes also feature speeches and spoken word performances from some of the great thinkers, political figures and luminaries from the late 19th and early- to mid-20th centuries. People like Thomas Edison, George Bernard Shaw, Amelia Earhart, Albert Einstein, and Theodore Roosevelt.

5:44pm The Academic Minute: The Academic Minute features professors from top institutions around the country, delving into topics from the serious to the light-hearted, keeping listeners abreast of what's new and exciting in the academy with topics ranging from updates on groundbreaking scientific research to an explanation of how the board game Monopoly can help explain the economic recession.

5:47pm Earthwise: From green business and new environmental legislation to how nature impacts our environment in ways never before considered, Earth Wise offers a look at our changing environment every day through public radio.

5:50pm A Moment of Time: A two minute history lesson, which produces stories from an active paradigm concerning: North American History, European History, Non-European Cultures, Historical Contribution of Women, Historical Contribution of Minorities,Interaction between ideology or faith and political action, Progress of technology and innovation, suggestions by colleagues, students, and interested listeners

5:52pm 90 Second Naturalist: Thane Maynard is the Director of the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. The mission of his work teaching and writing mirrors that of the zoo: to tell the story of biological diversity, natural history, and wildlife conservation to the general public.

5:55pm National Native News: National Native News is a headline news service that provides a Native perspective on issues such as health care, cultural preservation, education and more. National Native News delivers relevant, timely coverage on Native American and Indigenous communities. The program also commissions reports from Capitol Hill focusing on how Congress impacts Native Americans.