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In this wide-ranging episode, Congressman Mike Flood joins us to share stories from his remarkable journey—from his start in radio broadcasting while in high school and the genesis of News Channel Nebraska to representing the state in the U.S. House of Representatives. Along the way, we get the definitive pronunciation of “Norfolk,” explore Nebraska’s polka music “honey hole,” and hear why Clearwater’s Big Rodeo holds a special place in his heart. Mike also reflects on the word he believes best captures the spirit of Nebraska: “heart.” 

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In this episode we visit with Kara Habrock, President and CEO of Roloff Construction Company headquartered in Omaha.  A native of Louisville and graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Kara describes her journey, her vision for the company, how she's tackling workforce development challenges and a few leadership lessons she's learned along the way. 

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In this episode we talk with Neal A. Kanel, Managing Partner with Stateline Ag Enterprises near Dawson, Nebraska.  Neal is a leader in Nebraska agriculture, his community, and the propane gas industry.  He shares some stories from his days on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's East Campus as well as his work as a member of the board of directors of HTRS School District and the Nebraska Association of School Boards. 

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In this episode we visit with Mike Johanns, a lifelong public servant whose career has shaped Nebraska and our great country. Mike Johanns grew up on an Iowa dairy farm, learning early on the values of hard work and community. He brought those values to Nebraska, where he served as a county commissioner, city council member, mayor of Lincoln, governor of Nebraska, U.S. Senator, and as the 28th U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Few people have seen Nebraska and American agriculture from as many angles—or contributed to it as deeply—as Mike Johanns. Today he continues to serve agriculture through his work as a board member of Deere & Co. and Corteva. 

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In this episode we talk sustainability with Andrew Wedel, Director of Sustainability and Innovation for Settje Agri-Services & Engineering.  Great episode to learn more about what "sustainability" means in agriculture and how Settje is using innovation to set the industry standard. 

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In this episode we visit with Bob Kerrey-- a decorated Navy SEAL, Medal of Honor recipient, former Governor of Nebraska, former U.S. Senator, and erstwhile presidential candidate—and above all, a proud native Nebraskan.  Listen to learn why his one word to describe Nebraska is "rejuvenating." 

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He's the Global Director for Beef Technology at Merck Animal Health.  She owns her own ag photography business, serving farm and ranch families and agribusiness brands throughout the country.   Together they own and operate Dorn Cattle in Kearney County, Nebraska with a summer ranch near Thedford, Nebraska.  In this episode we visit with Andy and Hannah Dorn, a young couple living the dream and having an impact locally and globally from the heart of Nebraska.  

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In this episode, we sit down with Julie Tucker—product of a Nebraska ranch and now co-owner of Cogent Ideas—to explore the deep roots and forward-thinking spirit that define Nebraska. Julie grew up on the Tucker Ranch in Hooker County, a storied Sandhills operation founded in the 1800s and sustained by generations of resilience, innovation, and stewardship.

Julie shares what it was like to be raised in the heart of cattle country, how the Sandhills shaped her, and why she co-founded Cogent Ideas, a creative agency that serves cattle producers and agribusinesses nationwide. We dive into her unique perspective at the intersection of tradition and modern marketing.

Whether you’re a producer, ag professional, or just curious about life in the Sandhills, this conversation offers a compelling look at how one woman is bridging past and present to champion the industry she calls home.

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Who has better corn—Nebraska or Iowa? It’s the source of a friendly rivalry that has grown over the years.   

A top ranked ag podcast based out of Iowa likes to take shots at Nebraska corn and our great state.  So we thought it might be time to invite them on to have a debate about Nebraska versus Iowa, whether it be corn, livestock, football tailgates or Runza v. Casey's pizza.

Joining us in this episode is Tanner Winterhof and Corey Hillebo from the top-rated Farm4Profit Podcast based out of Iowa.  We wanted to make sure Nebraska agriculture was adequately defended so we asked Nebraka Gov. Jim Pillen to join us. 

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There’s nothing more Nebraska than Runza®. In this episode of 93-The Podcast, we dive into the story behind the iconic sandwich and restaurant chain with Renee (Everett) Sjulin and Dawn (Everett) Amend—third-generation leaders of the family that started it all. From a single stand in 1949 to a beloved brand recognized across the country, hear how Runza® became a staple of the state’s culture, community, and cravings. Whether you’re a Runzatic® or just Runza®-curious, this episode is a delicious slice of Nebraska history.