Tarrah Holliday is the clinician and medical director at Zion Integrated Behavioral Health Services in Atlantic Iowa.

We get into 100-, 500- and 1,000-year floods, the closing of I-40 for a year and how -- if at all – certain things should be rebuilt.

We find out about Brad Lundell's time raising hogs, turkeys and crops while adapting the family farm for the next generations.

Jason Grumet advocates for the industry as the CEO of American Clean Power.

Scott Aaronson specializes in land acquisition and leasing for new solar projects as the CEO of the Demeter Land Development Company.

Most of us would choose to discuss politics over finances with loved ones, but financial discussions that begin early can lead to clear plans for transferring wealth, and make family gatherings festive rather than filled with angst.

Health care is always a topic of discussion - options, hours, type - but for some just having that access is miles and not just blocks away.

We continue on our road tour with Sue Martin in Jesup at the Lions Club Farmers Night.

We dive into the challenging economic landscape facing farmers in 2024. Tony Jesina from Farm Credit Services discusses how producers are navigating shrinking margins and evolving crop insurance options.

Our Live at the Fair series concludes with Don Roose from the Iowa Cattlemen’s Quarters and the Iowa State Fair.