Simon Conway

To close out our appreciation for this Veterans Day, Simon talks to Navy SEAL, Jason Redmon, about his service in uniform and how he's serving his fellow veterans now and then Lanae Strovers is back to tell the incredible news that's happened regarding the Civil War veteran that was buried with honors last year by The Final Salute. It's an incredible story!

Veterans Day continues on the Simon Conway show as he talks to actor Brian Lloyd who portrays Lt Col Matthew Lomeyer in the new film "Irritable Revolution". Then Simon catches up with Lanae Strovers from The Final Salute who gives the date for next year's honor service.

It's Veterans Day!

Simon talks to his friend Howard McDonald, a 102yr old WW2 veteran and thanks him for his service.

Later, Simon talks to Director of Public Relations for the Iowa National Guard, Jackie Schmeilin about how the community is coming together to help service member's families during shutdown.

Simon talks to his personal travel agent, Dean Burch from Allied Travel, about the ongoing government shutdown and the chaos it's causing for air travel.

Later, Simon gets the latest info on the MLB gambling scandal from sports guru Heather Burnside from our iHeart sister station The Bus.

Simon continues to celebrate the 250th birthday of the Marine Corps with VFW leader Michael Young and 5 more Marines who close out the hour with a live rendition of the Marine Corps hymn.

It's the 250th birthday of the United States Marine Corps! Simon spends hour 1 talking to his friend, Iowa House Rep and Marine Corps veteran Steven Holt.

Simon has Iowa Hawkeye legend, former legal expert of the Simon Conway Show and now US Ambassador to NATO on the show!

*(short 1hr show due to Iowa Mens Basketball)

AI is becoming more prevalent in daily life so Simon talks to 2 experts in Artificial Intelligence.

John Rizvi, aka The Patent Protector, talks about the legality of someone using your AI image in videos. Who really owns your likeness?

Dr Sal Giorgianni tells us how AI and smartwatches are being used medicine to detect heart disease.

Simon talks to Iowa House Rep Taylor Collins on the recent behavior by a student on campus towards a student organization, TPA. He also tells us about the upcoming bill being introduced that requires all college students to take 1 history class and 1 civics class in order to graduate from a Board of Regents governed Iowa College.

Later, Simon talks to MaryBeth Meyer from Pinky Swear Foundation about this year's upcoming radiothon on WHO 1040am.

Wednesday 11/5/25 Short show due to Hawk Talk