WHO Radio Farm Broadcaster Bob Quinn talks about his over 40 years of broadcasting at WHO and other stations. He also discusses people he has worked with in farm broadcasting and even how, at one time he was a marathon runner. I think you'll enjoy this behind the scenes look at a great broadcaster and a heck of a nice guy, Bob Quinn.

This is a conversation I had with Grinnell Mayor Dan Agnew I had last year. I found Dan to be very interesting. For a number of years he was CEO of Grinnell Mutual. After he retired he decided to run for Mayor of the city and won. He has now been Mayor of the town for a number of years. Here he talks about the pride he has for the city of Grinnell.

This conversation is with Ethan who with his wife run the airport in Newton, Iowa. If you haven't been to the airport recently check it out. It's a fantastic facility. They also rent charter flights and give flying lessons at The Newton Airport

Our conversation today with With the News Director at WHO Radio Wendy Wilde. She talks about her news philosophy and some of her background in her 47 year radio career. You'll find this to be a very interesting podcast.

This conversation is with Jordan Alsop who is The Director Of The Grinnell Park And Recreation Department. He talks about the open house coming up where he and the steering committee will address the results of the survey of the questionnaire on what is needed for improvements in The Grinnell area parks.

On this podcast we get to know Jeff Angelo. He is the morning talk show host on Des Moines News Radio 1040 WHO. This radio station a 100 year old heritage 50,000 watt station heard all over the nation. It has a top notch news department that is not partisan. However many of the talk show hosts tend to lean to the right. That includes Jeff. The opinions expressed by Jeff are not necessarily those of the host of the podcast.

We take a look back in time at downtown Newton history with Larry Hurto.

I speak with Sarah Smith of Grinnell College about The Des Moines Ballet. They are coming to Grinnell to put on a performance at The Grinnell High School on 2/20.

A conversation with one of the owners of The Capitol 2 Theatres in Newton, Dawn Bleeker and the world famous Joy The Mini Pig. Joy is well trained and goes to schools and nursing homes and performs tricks.

I have a conversation with a couple of leaders of a Grinnell based program program that mentors young men and woman.