
From the team at Hurrdat ONE, Omaha This Week is your Monday morning conversation about everything happening around Omaha. Hosted by Pat Safford and featuring the Hurrdat ONE team, each episode brings you the news and information that helps move your week forward. In about 15 minutes, we'll recap what happened around Omaha over the weekend, highlight what's happening in the week ahead, and share ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1359 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Whatâs happening at 42nd & Center in Omaha? This week on Omaha This Week, we look at the proposed redevelopment of Center Mall and the neighborhood conversation surrounding the future of the longtime Omaha property.
We also highlight Collective for ... more
Whatâs happening in Omaha this week? Weâre covering a proposed redevelopment of the Vinton Street grain silos, fall events and activities around the Omaha metro, TreeRush Adventures at Fontenelle Forest, Oktoberfest, local restaurants and a brand-new... more
This week on Omaha This Week: Could Omaha eventually get another beltway? We talk about the early proposal and which Omaha roads actually need help right now.
Plus, Dan checks out whatâs new at Valaâs, Jill previews Omahaâs Mexican Independence cele... more
Omaha helped make some of Americaâs most recognizable cereals for decades. This week, we look back at the Kelloggâs plant on F Street as its Omaha operations come to an end.
Plus, meet the woman behind some of Omahaâs most iconic neon signs, find ou... more
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This podcast would benefit from some serious content editing. Half of the episode I listened was uninteresting small talk between the hosts.
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July 8thâyou guys were a hot mess today and I loved it!!! Glad Iâm not the only one.
Thanks for being you and being great!
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This podcast features engaging conversations between two veteran hosts who transitioned from a popular morning radio show to an entertaining podcast format. The content spans a wide range of topics, including current events, pop culture, personal anecdotes, and lighthearted commentary on everyday life. Listeners can expect to hear discussions on celebrity news, humorous takes on technology and privacy, and heartwarming stories that blend nostalgia with current trends. With a unique mix of spontaneity and relatable dialogue, it's a refreshing experience for those seeking both entertainment and genuine connection.
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