Inside Iowa

It's not a cow.  It's not a horse or a piggy.  It's an Alpaca with so much we can learn about them with Rusty Stars Alpacas.  Listen this week about their passion for these animals their fiber and how they can help you with your mental health.

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Even though early voting has begun it's still not to late to get yourself registered so your voice can be heard.  Although most people have made up their minds the concern will be will they actually show up to vote?

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Tune in this week and learn about a new non-profit in Des Moines helping change the lives of metro youths.  They're making an impact one student at a time.

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This week we spoke with Theresa Knight with Iowa PBS on their show Iowa Life.  Listen on how you can help highlight someone you know that helps make the state of Iowa shine just like on the Inside Iowa Show. 

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Maybe adopting and having a dog permanently in your home isn't something you can do.  But...can you foster?  Learn about Oh My Dog Rescue here in Central Iowa and become a part of their Mutt Mafia. 

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It's never too soon to begin planning for your financial future.  Heather Kriener with the Iowa Department Of Insurance and Financial Services discusses the FREE programs they have to help you navigate.

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What is the unfortunate connection between over 60,000 Iowans?

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Mike Naig with the Iowa Department Of Agriculture and Land Stewardship discussing cover crops and the reach of Iowa Ag.  

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Hey women.  Do you know one of the biggest causes of you not living a long life?  Tune in to the Inside Iowa Show to learn more about your heart. 

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Keeping enough food on the table this fall will remain challenging for many Iowans with slowed job growth and stagnant wages. It's okay to ask for help.

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