Start your day with the essentials. Coffee. Breakfast. And the local news you need to know. Host Meghan McKinney rises bright and early to bring you the top news stories from around Iowa in under 10 minutes. Wake up, grab that coffee and get your news Here First.
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Whether you're a master gardener, just getting started or somewhere in between - there's always something new to learn in your garden and landscape. On each episode we'll talk with horticulturists, foresters and other experts. We'll learn about vegetable gardens, lawns, native plants, trees and more. Garden Variety is the podcast for all the things you'd like to grow or grow better. Garden Variety is a horticulture podcast from Iowa Public Radio and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
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Talk of Iowa is a place for Iowans to connect to our shared culture and what it means to live in Iowa. Host Charity Nebbe brings a mix of regular guests and a range of experts to discuss the arts, history, literature and everything else happening in Iowa. Every day brings something new — even if it's in a recurring segment like Talk of Iowa Book Club or comes from a familiar voice on Horticulture Day.
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River to River is a conversation about the news with an Iowa perspective. Together we dig into the story behind the headlines - we talk with newsmakers and a diverse range of experts to find out how the news affects you. We take on challenging topics, explore issues from all sides, and foster conversation and understanding
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Policymaking can be complicated. Host John Pemble breaks it all down and makes it easier to understand. Under the Golden Dome provides context around the Iowa legislative session and the laws that come out of it. Learn about the elected officials, influencers, issues and bills working their way through the Iowa Statehouse.
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The famed first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses are back. But things are different this time around. In 2024, the power dynamic in Iowa politics has completely shifted. The Democrats have essentially packed up and left. And the Republicans are taking the national stage alone to see what caucusgoers decide with an indicted former president dominating the candidate pack.The new season of Caucus Land looks at the Iowa caucuses through this lens to understand how we got here and why the mission of k ...
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How one small state got its hands around picking our presidents - and why it won't let go. An investigation into the power and people behind the New Hampshire Primary, and a political story unlike any you've heard before. Learn more at www.strangleholdpodcast.org
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Professional unprofessional strategists Stephen Carter, Corey Hogan and Zain Velji dissect the news of the day, pass judgment on strategy choices and lift back the curtain on how decisions are made. Described as "the least deliberate podcast of all time", "shockingly insightful" and "sports talk radio for politics". Not sponsored by Flair Airlines. Get Thursday episodes and bonus content on Patreon
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"Newsmakers" is a weekly news and current affairs talk show produced by WPR's La Crosse News Bureau. The program's host/producer is Ezra Wall (pictured above) with La Crosse senior news editor/producer John Davis. Interviews on the program explore politics, education, the environment and other regional issues relevant to southwest Wisconsin and adjacent portions of Minnesota and Iowa.
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Vox Populi Radio is a political talk show hosted by Sean Astin. "America has entered a period of uncertainty. The truth is undervalued and anger drives public discourse. Every citizen must choose, engage or tune out. This show means to dig into the issues, respectful but unflinching and with a strong point of view. The foundation of civil discourse is listening. The key to winning with honor is decency and courage." - Sean Astin On Twitter: @seanastin -- #RaiseYourVox Facebook.com/SeanAstinP ...
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Ronald Reagan began his broadcasting career as a radio announcer for the Chicago Cubs, WHO Radio, Des Moines, Iowa. The Great Communicator had a wonderful voice that people trusted and made ever radio show an experience. Ronald Wilson Reagan (February 6, 1911 – June 5, 2004) was the fortieth President of the United States (1981–1989) and the thirty-third Governor of California (1967–1975). Born in Illinois, Reagan moved to Los Angeles, California in the 1930s, where he was an actor, presiden ...
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Hari Kondabolu's humor is driven by current events, but also by his experience growing up as a first-generation American. He’s likely one of only a handful of comedians who earned a master’s degree in Human Rights from the London School of Economics.By Charity Nebbe, Danielle Gehr
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A newly independent Nigeriais the setting for author Afabwaje Kurian's debut novel.By Charity Nebbe, Samantha McIntosh, Danielle Gehr
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Political analysts discuss the vice presidential debate, escalating violence in the Middle East, close election polling and more.By Ben Kieffer, Caitlin Troutman
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Grain won't be directly impacted by the dockworker's strike. One of the finalists for police chief of the Des Moines Police Department filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. And an Iowa biotech company wants to bring its technology to India.
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Millions of dollars in county conservation funding are at stake for some Iowa voters during the Nov. 5 general election.By Charity Nebbe, Samantha McIntosh
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Bruno Pigott visited Iowa to see water quality issues and solutions first-hand. Then we learn about the “mini moon” that is temporarily orbiting the Earth.By Ben Kieffer, Caitlin Troutman, Samantha McIntosh
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Union workers at a Cargill corn processing plant in Cedar Rapids are on strike. The Iowa DOT denied most applications for speed traffic cameras across the state. And an update on a 2021 lawsuit involving the fraternity FIJI and two University of Iowa students.
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A new Iowa PBS documentary tells the story of the 30 days organizers had to prepare for Pope John Paul II's visit to Iowa in 1979.By Charity Nebbe, Danielle Gehr, Caitlin Troutman
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This year, one Iowa Supreme Court Justice is up for retention — experts debate what should go into your vote.By Ben Kieffer, Caitlin Troutman
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Congress is in recess until Nov 12 and still hasn't passed a new Farm Bill. An Illinois man is suing TMC Transportation after the company allegedly fired him for not cutting his dreadlocks. And how did the drought in the Corn Belt impact nitrate levels in waterways?
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A northwest Iowa homeless shelter will stay open after a push for funding from the local city council. A push for absentee voting in Iowa. And how much livestock manure is produced in Iowa every day?
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Corey Hogan and Stephen Carter discuss proroguing Parliament - whether it's something Justin Trudeau could do, whether it would serve any purpose and what it would mean for all of the parties. Is prorogation a "circuit breaker" that would allow the government to a chance to reset? How could the Liberals sell it? And do we think Stephen would lower …
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All the advice you need for planning and planting spring blooming bulbs.By Charity Nebbe, Aaron Steil
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All the advice you need for planning and planting spring blooming bulbs.By Charity Nebbe, Aaron Steil
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Serra Hoagland was the first Native American to graduate from Northern Arizona University with a Ph.D. in forestry. Hoagland works for the USDA Forest Service building partnerships with tribes and conducting research in those communities.By Charity Nebbe, Danielle Gehr
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Growing up in a deeply evangelical Midwest family, NPR's Sarah McCammon was strictly taught to fear God, obey him and not question the faith.By Ben Kieffer, Samantha McIntosh
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The Iowa Democratic Party responds to absentee ballot request forms mistake. A summary of arguments over if Iowa's illegal reentry law can take effect. And a recent LA Times investigation found many imported dogs in California come from the Midwest—and even puppy mills.
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A recent poll from The AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that 62% of adults say democracy in the U.S. could be at risk in the 2024 presidential election.By Charity Nebbe, Samantha McIntosh, Kate Perez
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Political experts weigh in on the latest news, including Biden's farewell speech to the U.N., and Trump's threats of tariffs to John Deere.By Ben Kieffer, Danielle Gehr
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Arguments are scheduled today in an appeals court over Iowa's illegal reentry law. Iowa disability rights groups will host candidate forums for people running in the Iowa Legislature. And how have English language learner students adjusted in a western Iowa school district?
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Over two hundred immigrants who each have their unique journey of settling in the United States are featured in the book.By Charity Nebbe, Samantha McIntosh, Madeleine Willis
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The city of Des Moines is closer to enforcing camping bans. More money is being spent on Iowa's Republican congressional candidates ahead of the election. And a union says Iowa prisons don't have enough funding.
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Last week the Des Moines City Council approved ordinances aimed at preventing those who are homeless from camping or sleeping on public property.By Ben Kieffer, Samantha McIntosh
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Society's reliance on technology is not only a barrier, but an equity issue.By Charity Nebbe, Danielle Gehr, Madeleine Willis
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Criminologist Matt Delisi discusses his new book, What DNA Evidence Reveals About Criminals: Cold Case Criminology.By Ben Kieffer, Caitlin Troutman
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After community support, a northwest Iowa warming shelter received funding to stay open a little bit longer. The state of Iowa wants to do more trade with India. And more Midwest farmers are putting prairie strips in crop fields.
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