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A live broadcast from the Java House in Iowa City. We’re
joined by P.J. Olsson Tagged a “neo-troubadour”
by Wired Magazine. |
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Ben Kieffer talks with Detective Sgt Kevin Kinney
of the Johnson County Sheriff's Department about an investigation
into human trafficking and teen prostitution and reporter
Jennifer Hemmingsen and editor Lyle
Muller of The Gazette, which just completed
a 14-part series on the investigation. |
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On today's show, a look at the science of sleep with Dr.
Eric Dyken, director of the Sleep Disorders Center
at the University of Iowa. Becky Allgood
shares the story of her son's death that occurred while he
was sleepwalking. Dyken discusses the causes of sleepwalking
and answers callers' questions. |
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Author and activist Paul Hawken calls it
the largest movement in the world: the fight for environmental
and social justice. His new book is entitled Blessed Unrest.
Greg Shanley discusses these topics and more with Hawken. |
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Colleen Kinder's book Delaying the Real
World: A Twentysomething's Guide to Seeking Adventure,
has inspired many to take the road less traveled after graduation.
She joins the show today along with Brian Triplett
who's preparing for his next adventure, a trek across the
U.S. |
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Cedar Rapids author Thomas Flagel talks about
his series The History Buffs Guide. He covers topics
from the Civil War and Gettysburg to World War II. The latest
edition is a guide to the U.S. Presidents. |
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Jeneane Beck talks with Rep. McKinley Bailey
and Patrick J. Palmersheim, executive director
of Iowa's office of Veteran's Affairs, and, in the second
half, Sen. Tom Harkin. |
April
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The Des Moines National Poetry Festival co-founder Tom
Lynner and poet Li-Young Lee join
the show today. Lee reads a few of his poems and tells about
his life. Then we talk about trees. Greg Fishbine
from the Nature Conservancy joins the show as well as Shannon
Ramsey and Sunshine McDonald from
Trees Forever report on the number of trees in Iowa cities. |
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These days, it's not uncommon for parents to do their kids'
homework, keep them entertained, even negotiate salaries for
their first jobs out of college. Psychology Today editor Hara
Marano points out the danger of this trend in her
new book, A Nation of Wimps: The High Cost of Invasive
Parenting. |
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Soprano Randye Jones, from Grinnell College,
is the lead researcher for a project called The
Art of the Negro Spiritual. In conjunction with Jones'
research on the history and key figures of spirituals, she
is performing recitals across Iowa. Today she shares her stories
and her songs. |
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Stories of all types take the stage today in a live broadcast
from the Java House. Students from a University of Iowa storytelling
class offer excerpts from their own lives alongside professor
and master storyteller Steve McGuire. |
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Thurs 04/24/08
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Ben Kieffer talks about Templeton Rye Whiskey, called the
good stuff during prohibition, on an award-winning archive
edition of The Exchange. |
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Samuel Culbert, a UCLA professor of management,
discusses BS in the workplace. His new book, Beyond Bullsh*t,
looks into how BS has become standard etiquette in the workplace.
Culbert shares how to talk straight and avoid BS at work.
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Two men are touring the country, insisting that faith does
not fit into a red-state, blue-state dichotomy. In their new
film, Purple
State of Mind, John Marks and Craig
Detweiler explore American faith, politics and culture.
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With the last week of the Iowa legislative session, lawmakers
are debating and fine tuning budgets. State House reporters
Jason Clayworth from the Des Moines Register,
Charlotte Eby from Lee Enterprises, Kay
Henderson from Radio Iowa and James Q. Lynch
from the Cedar Rapids Gazette discuss the issues
and legislation of the last week in session. |
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Iowa Public Radio and Humanities Iowa are partnering on the
series "Iowa Decisions." Today local control and
education are discussed with guests Judy Jeffrey,
the Iowa Department of Education director, Bill Sherman,
a spokesman for the Iowa State Education Association, and
a member of the state education committee, Rep. Jodi
Tymeson (R). |
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Author and filmmaker Jackson Katz, University
of Northern Iowa professor Harry Brod and
Monique DiCarlo, director of Women's
Resource Action Center, talk about gender violence and
macho culture. |
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Primatologist Jill Pruetz from Iowa State
University joins The Exchange to discuss her work with chimpanzees
in Senegal. Pruetz is featured in the April issue of National
Geographic Magazine, with the Fongoli chimps she studies.
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Tues 04/15/08
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What happens when politics and comedy mix? Russell
Peterson's take on that topic in his new book, Strange
Bedfellows: How Late-Night Comedy Turns Democracy into a Joke. |
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Mon 04/14/08
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Iowa lawmakers must approve a $6 billion state in the final
days of the 2008 Iowa Legislative session. Rep. Jo
Oldson (D), Sen. Steve Kettering
(R), Sen. Joe Bolkcom (D) and Rep.
Tom Sands (R) discuss the budget and state tax policy,
and answer callers' questions. |
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Fri 04/11/08
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Author and illustrator Peter Sis grew up
in Czechoslovakia behind the Iron Curtain. He discusses his
latest book The Wall: Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtain,
today on The Exchange. |
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Thurs 04/10/08
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The United States has the largest prison population and highest
incarceration rate in the world—a record 7 million people
at the end of 2005. Ryan King, a policy analyst
with The
Sentencing Project, a national non-profit organization
engaged in research and advocacy on criminal justice policy
issues. |
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The Palestinian conflict is always in the news. Guests Mahmoud
Watad and Leonard Grob wrote Teen
Voices from the Holy Land, Who Am I to You after interviewing
both Israeli and Palestinian teenagers. |
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Tues 04/08/08
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On an archived edition of The Exchange, Ben Kieffer
talks with Thomas Cathcart and Daniel
Klein, authors of Plato and a Platypus Walk Into
a Bar...Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes. |
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Mon 04/07/08
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With two weeks left in the Iowa legislative session Senate
Democratic Leader Mike Gronstal and House
Republican Leader Christopher Rants discuss
the budget, road funding and the smoking ban in public places. |
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Fri 04/04/08
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Journalist and author Marda Dunsky discusses
topics from her latest book "Pens and Swords: How the
American Mainstream Media Report the Israeli ?Palestinian
Conflict." |
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Thurs 04/03/08
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Author Karen Joy Fowler joins the show to
talk about her new novel, Wit's End. Fowler earned
critical acclaim for her New York Times best-selling
novel, The Jane Austen Book Club, which was released
as a major motion picture in 2007. |
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Today's show examines international human rights. Dean Borg
talks with DePaul University Professor Cherif Bassiouni,
who has investigated human rights violations in Afghanistan,
Iraq, and the former Yugoslavia. The United Nations appointed
him to that work, for which he earned a Nobel Peace Prize
nomination. |
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Tues 04/01/08
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Erik Peterson, senior vice president of the
Center for Strategic & International Studies, offers a
look into the future. He heads the Seven Revolutions initiative,
which has identified the biggest global challenges as we move
toward the year 2025. |
March
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Mon 03/31/08
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Michael Mauro, Iowa's secretary of state,
is pushing all 99 counties to use paper ballots in the fall
2008 election. Other proposed legislation would make it easier
to obtain an absentee ballot and limit the number special
of elections. Also, what will record voting numbers at the
Iowa caucuses mean for the fall election? |
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Today's show focuses on doctor-patient interactions. In a
new collection called Patient Listening: A Doctor's Guide,
writers chronicle medical experiences both inspiring and frustrating.
The new book was edited by Loreen Herwaldt,
today's guest. |
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Thurs 03/27/08
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Greg Shanley talks with Matt Schafer, an
archivist at the Hoover Presidential Library, and Carl
Anthony, of the National First Ladies' Library, about
the role of first ladies and Lou Henry Hoover, the only first
lady from Iowa. |
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Wed 03/26/08
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The University
of Northern Iowa's Tall Grass Prairie Center is researching
energy alternatives using prairie hay as a fuel source. Then
American singer-songwriter and peace activist Snatam
Kaur joins the show to discuss her Sikh devotion
music and world tours. |
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Tues 03/25/08
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Nature writer Elizabeth Grossman joins the
show to talk about her experiences reporting in the Arctic
and studying the effects of toxic electronic waste. |
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Mon 03/24/08
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Iowa lawmakers are considering legislation that would restrict
teenage driving. Researchers say limiting driving hours to
before 10 pm and passengers to siblings and parents will save
lives. Sen. Tom Reilly (D) of Oskaloosa and
Rep. David Tjepkes (R) of Gowrie join the
show along with researcher Daniel McGehee
and former high school student Alex Mougin.
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Gary W. Moore's book Playing with the
Enemy: A Baseball Prodigy, a World at War, and a Field of
Broken Dreams, tells the story of Moore's father, Gene
Moore. Gene was signed to the Brooklyn Dodgers at 15, but
WWII came along and intervened in the to-be-star's dreams.
Moore discusses his father's dreams, destiny, character and
second chances. |
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Greg Shanley looks at genealogy on an archive edition. |
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Wed 03/19/08
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Retired U.S. Military Colonel Joe Alexander
speaks about his World War II experience in the Pacific. Alexander
fought in the Battle of Peleliu, which occurred in September
1944. Iowa City attorney Nick Russo joins
the discussion. His father also fought in the Battle of Peleliu,
and Russo shares his father's war diary. |
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Tues 03/18/08
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Greg Shanley talks Iowa baseball on an archive edition. |
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Mon 03/17/08
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The Iowa Legislature is halfway through its current session.
A round table discussion of pending bills includes journalists
Dan Gearino, reporter at Lee Enterprises;
Kay Henderson, news director at Radio Iowa;
and James Q. Lynch, political reporter at
the Cedar Rapids Gazette. |
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Fri 03/14/08
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Karl Rove, former Deputy Chief of Staff to President George
W. Bush, spoke at the University of Iowa last Sunday, March
9. Rove was greeted with protesters and jeers from an angry
crowd. Today Frank Durham, Rove's interviewer;
Jeff Schmidt, a reporter for Iowa Public
Radio; and David Goodner, president of the
UI Antiwar Committee discuss the lecture. |
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Thurs 03/13/08
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Paul Ingram and Jan Weissmiller
of Prairie Lights Bookstore discuss their favorite new books. |
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Wed 03/12/08
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Ed Viesturs joins The Exchange to
discuss his many climbs of the world's highest mountains.
Viesturs' book No Shortcuts to the Top: Climbing the World's
14 Highest Peaks, details the mountaineers' climbs without
supplemental oxygen. |
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Tues 03/11/08
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Historian and Columbia University professor Manning
Marable shares his insight into the life of Malcolm
X. Marable's upcoming book is titled Rediscovering Malcolm
X: A Life of Reinvention. |
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Mon 03/10/08
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Jeneane Beck speaks with players involved
in Iowa's move to ban smoking in businesses today at the state
capitol. She is joined by Cathy Callaway
of the Iowa Tobacco Prevention Alliance, Democratic Representative
Tyler Olson of Cedar Rapids, Republican Senator
Jerry Behn of Boone, and Iowa Restaurant
Association President and CEO Donnie DeNucci. |
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Photographer David Plowden talks about Vanishing
Point, his new book. In a career spanning 50 years, Plowden
has traveled across the country; he has photographed America's
steam engines and crumbling barns, both its industrial mayhem
and the tranquility of rural life. |
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Host Dean Borg discusses The Life and Times of F.M. Hubbell,
the story of an influential Iowan with the book's author,
Simpson College history professor Bill Fredricks
and Hubbell's great-great-grandson Jim Hubbell. |
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Ronald J. Berger joins The Exchange
today to discuss the experiences of two Holocaust survivors:
his father and his uncle. Berger is a professor at the University
of Wisconsin - Whitewater and author of the book Fathoming
the Holocaust: A Social Problems Approach. |
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Performance artist William Yang joins the
show to talk about "Shadows," his multimedia monologue
that will make its Iowa debut on March 7 in Cedar Rapids.
The Chinese-Australian artist is joined by musician Colin
Offord and Mel Andringa, operations
director at CSPS
in Cedar Rapids. |
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Testing and funding for education are discussed in the state
capitol today. Guests include Margaret Buckton
from the Iowa Association of School Boards, Rep. Mary
Mascher (D-Iowa City), Sen. Nancy Boettger
(R-Harlan), and Iowa State Education Association lobbiest
Brad Hudson. |
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Today we continue our series on Iowans whose lives and careers
have taken interesting paths. Larry Stumme
is a Lutheran minister and defense attorney in Denver, Iowa.
From his experiences marching with Martin Luther King, Jr.,
to his time spent immersed in urban poverty, he has a wealth
of experience to share. |
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Pilgrimages, miracles and shrines are the topic today. Gregory
Bruess, history professor at the University of Northern
Iowa, and Jill Dubish, anthropology professor
at Northern Arizona University, discuss the legends and scenery
surrounding these sacred places and routes. |
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Today we're talking about the Peace Corps with returned volunteers
Nick Lauen, Scott McNabb, and Dan
Gall. The three Iowans served in Cameroon, Thailand,
and Botswana, respectively. |
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Prison reform is the topic today on The Exchange.
Jeneane Beck is joined by John Baldwin, Iowa
Corrections director, Justice System committee members Democratic
Senator Rob Hogg, (D) Cedar
Rapids and Representative Lance Horbach (R)
Tama, and Carlos Jayne from the Justice Reform
Consortium. |
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Fri 02/22/08
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An interview with University of Iowa Professor Steve
Kuusisto. He’s an author, educator and advocate
for people with disabilities. Blind since birth he says sometimes
even those working to help people with disabilities consign
the disabled person to a second-class, defective status. That
thinking is something Kuusisto is working to change. |
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Our guest is University of Iowa Professor Jerry Schnoor.
We’ll talk with him about Global Warming. He has testified
before Congress and led research around the world. He’s
also chairing a state advisory council on climate change,
helping develop a nationwide network of environmental observatories,
and sharing his experience with tomorrow’s scientists
and advocates. |
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John Ikkerd, ag economist from the Leopold
Center for Sustainable Agriculture, says the key to solving
global warming is through agriculture and food systems. Later
on the show, Dr. Sandy McNab, professor emeritus
of Iowa State University, and Lawrence Williams, professor
of African studies from Luther College, discuss George Washington
Carver. |
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Tues 02/19/08
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Iowa Rep. Bruce Braley (D) joins the show
to offer his views on current events and legislation. The
first district representative shares his opinions on Cuba,
the economic stimulus package, alternative energy, and more. |
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Mon 02/18/08
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Kasey Pipes, a former Bush Administration
official, is the author of Ikes Final Battle: The Road
to Little Rock and the Challenge of Equality, an Amazon.com
national bestseller. Pipes talks about Eisenhower's decision
to send federal troops to Little Rock, Arkansas, to help integrate
the public high school. |
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Iowa nurse practitioner Nancy Leigh Harless
joins the show to share stories and reflections from her first
book, Womankind: Connection and Wisdom Around the World.
Later in the hour, we learn about new initiatives at the African
American Historical Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa,
with guests Tom Moore and Joe Nolte. |
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Thur 02/14/08
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On Valentine's Day, the editor of The Guy's Guide to Romance
and Askmen.com,
James Bassil, discusses what men can do to
keep their relationships from going stale. Later in the hour,
Mike and Amy Finders talk about the seventh
annual Sweetheart's Serenade dinner and show at The Mill Restaurant
in Iowa City. |
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Today's program focuses on entrepreneurship. Our guests include
UNI Regional Business Center senior program manager, Mike
Hahn and EntreFest conference organizer, Amy
Kuhlers. |
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Tues 02/12/08
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Comedian-philosophers Tom Cathcart and Dan
Klein unpack political double-speak with logic -
and a few jokes. Their new book is Aristotle and an Aardvark
Go to Washington. |
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Mon 02/11/08
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Soon the Iowa Supreme Court will decide whether the state
ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional. The following
guests discuss both sides of the issue: Mark Kende,
Professor of Law at Drake University; Member of the Iowa House
of Representatives Chuck Hurly; Ben
Stone, Executive Director of the American Civil Liberties
Union of Iowa; and Connie Ryan Terrell, Director
of the Interfaith Alliance of Iowa. |
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Can we laugh about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? One touring
group says we can. Comedians Ray Hanania
and Aaron Freeman, along with University
of Iowa Hillel director Jerry Sorokin, join
the show to talk about their edgy routine. |
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Thurs 02/07/08
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Ann Shodde and Harriet Fulbright
discuss the mission of the United Center for Citizen Diplomacy.
Located in Des Moines, the group works to recruit citizens
to act as diplomats internationally. Citizen diplomats and
national award-winners Tarik Daoud and Kris
Nedam talk later in the hour about their work. |
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Iowa is one of only a handful of states to never elect a woman
to Congress or as governor, but it may have been the first
state to elect a women to any office. On today's program we
talk with freelance writer Cheryl Mullenbach
about the election of Julia Addington to be Mitchell County
school superintendent in 1869, 50 years before women would
win the right to vote. We'll also talk with Jerry
DeWitt, Director of the Leopold
Center for Sustainable Agriculture. |
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Sheryl Kurland joins the show today to talk
about the secrets to a lasting marriage. Her new book is Everlasting
Matrimony: Pearls Of Wisdom From Couples Married 50 Years
Or More. |
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Live from Iowa's capitol, IPR's Jeneane Beck speaks with Governor
Chet Culver; Kevin McCarthy, Iowa's Democratic House
Majority Leader; Ron Wick, the Senate Minority
Leader, and Representative Doug Struyk about
the proposed bottle bill, state prisons, and coal plants in
Iowa. |
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Author Robin Gerber joins The Exchange
to talk about her new novel Eleanor vs. Ike. The
book speculates on how Eleanor Roosevelt might have changed
the course of history—specifically, the electoral politics
of 2008—had she run for president in 1952. |
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Thurs 01/31/08
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Pulitzer Prize-winner Carl Bernstein, author
of a biography of Hillary Clinton titled A Woman in Charge,
discusses the presidential contender and her husband, former
president Bill Clinton. |
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Cedar Rapids native Rosanne Klass joins The
Exchange today to discuss her travels in Afghanistan
in the 1950s and 1960s. Klass is the author of Land of
the High Flags: Afghanistan When the Going Was Good,
and will donate her manuscript to the University of Iowa today. |
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Today's show takes a look back at the Pentagon Papers.
Guests include journalist and scholar Sanford Ungar,
University of Iowa journalism professor Carolyn Dyer,
and Judy Hertig, artistic director of Hancher
Auditorium. The discussion examines the issue's historical
context and its relevance today. |
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The Iowa Bottle Bill is discussed today with guests Jerry
Fleagle, president of the Iowa Grocery Industry Association;
Teresa Kurtz, executive director of the Iowa
Recycling Association; and Troy Willard,
owner of Can Shed, a redemption business in Cedar Rapids. |
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A non-traditional reverend joins the show to talk about his
Church of Stop Shopping, profiled in the new documentary What
Would Jesus Buy? Guests include Bill "Reverend
Billy" Talen, church director Savitri
D., and UI professors of leisure studies Tom
Dean and Ben Hunnicutt. |
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Iowa Lt. Governor Patty Judge and Iowa Congressman
Steve King join The Exchange today
to discuss the state budget, state economy, health care, and
the state diet challenge. |
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Tues 01/22/08
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In an archived edition of The Exchange, Mildred
Kalish shares stories about life in Depression-era
Iowa. In 2007, the 84-year-old's memoir, Little Heathens,
earned national acclaim. |
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Friday 01/18/08
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More and more policy makers and advocates are working to prevent
underage drinking. Today's guests include Shannon
Wagner, Director of community affairs for a local
chemical abuse council; Becky Swift, an Assistant
Director in the Governor's Office of Drug Control Policy;
and Debbie Synhorst, a consultant with the
Iowa Department of Public Health. |
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Professor Michael Bugeja, from the Greenlee
School of Journalism at Iowa State University, addresses the
roll of social networking websites in education. During the
second half of the show, guests discuss robot Lego tournaments
and a winning team from Ames, Iowa. |
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