Congresswoman Ashley Hinson is running for Senate in Iowa and this discussion she explains her position on the root cause of healthcare problems, if regulations for our "safety" are actually keeping things more expensive, and proper regulations around Ai.

Hinson has served in US Congress since 2021 and is looking to be elected into one of Iowa's 2 senate seats, soon vacated by Joni Ernst who is not seeking reelection. She also gives her stance on eminent domain, bio fuels, data centers, and flock camera surveillance.

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Faith and healthcare have defined State Senator Sarah Trone Garriott's run for Congress. She answers questions on the role of health insurance vs healthcare costs, and addresses criticism about her faith conflicting with her political views.

Trone Garriott is running for Congress in Iowa's 3rd district against incumbent Zach Nunn. She explains why she voted against SNAP regulations that would limit food to "healthier" options, why she is voted against SF 538 that banned gender-affirming care for under 18, is asked if she would support any limits on abortion, and addresses pushback on hospital closure claims.

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Businessman Zach Lahn surprised the state of Iowa getting the GOP nomination for Governor but before Iowans can vote for him, they have questions about the permanency of his data center "moratorium," what was discussed in his meetings with big ag, and if he will take a hard stance against them if elected.

Lahn is also asked about if he aligns more with Chris Jones, Democrat running for Secretary of Agriculture, and is asked if the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is a captured entity, as he has claimed, will he make an Iowa-focused version of the EPA with individual labeling requirements like California?

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Iowa's state auditor, Rob Sand is within spitting distance of becoming Iowa's next Governor. But before checking that box, Iowans have questions about family funding, Lauridsen Group, Dave Muhlbauer's DNR violations, education funding, his cancer plan, and if he really believes in "not redder or bluer."

Sand also doubles down on claims his opponent, Zach Lahn is "from Kansas" and explains why his campaign or the Democrat party hasn't filed official complaint with the The State Objection Panel, Iowa Secretary of State, or The Iowa Attorney General.

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Representative Lindsay James is currently an Iowa House member, and she's asking Iowans for a promotion to the big house in DC. James joins us to discuss why her stances on healthcare, cancer rates, and "fighting corruption" will get her into US Congress.

James explains her positions and defends criticisms for missing 50% of votes in the Iowa legislature. She discusses her concerns over price gouging, caps for insulin, and is asked about the difference between rising health insurance costs, and rising healthcare costs.

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Private calls with HHS Secretary Bobby Kennedy, pressure from Rep. Zach Nunn to drop out, and court challenges removing ballot access? Libertarian Candidate for US Congress, Marco Battaglia shares what was discussed on their phone calls, and the list of resources the GOP said they'd attempt should Battaglia not cave.

This isn't the first time Battaglia has run for Congress, facing numerous legal challenges from the GOP, but the pressure this cycle was far greater. He discusses his side of the story, and why he his petition for judicial review in Polk County District Court will overturn State Objections Panel's decision.

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It's no surprise RAGBRAI cyclists will soon pedal their way into Iowa, but what may be a surprise is this year's exclusive Field of Dreams stop and a mystery celebrity who's coming for a ride. RAGBRAI executive director, Matt Phippen explains the incredible town support, and memorable experiences that come with the Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa.

Phippen explains how the ride broke into another state briefly and the controversy that came with it. He also walks us through the incredible economic impact RAGBRAI brings, and how a few church ladies made a windfall making pie for riders. We also reflect on how two YouTube stars captured Iowa's ride perfectly.

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If you're an Iowa outdoors fanatic, you likely follow or have heard of Outdoors Dan. Dan Young has been a familiar voice on WHO Radio, ESPN Radio, and KXNO and The Outdoor Call Radio Network online. Young shares his best bow hunting and fishing advice, including taking down a bear, or two, or three.

Young explains tips for beginners and pros including some of his favorite fishing spots. He also explains how to find areas to hunt on, how to get permission from Iowa landowners, and where to find public lands. If you're an outdoor beginner or expert, Outdoors Dan is your guy.

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American is 250 years old and Clear Lake, Iowa is celebrating with a bang! Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, Stacy Doughan explains why 60,000 Iowans squeeze into the town during this massive celebration, visitor FAQs, and why key decisions around lake restoration improved the local area.

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Doughan explains why Clear Lake is seeing a growth spurt as people seek out quiet, close-knit life. She also tells the encouraging story of how Clear Lake went from an eye-sore to something the local community is proud of. That growth however has come at a cost she says. Housing hasn't kept up with demand. What's being done about that?

County fairs are county-wide celebrations, but because of their local focus Iowans don't understand the incredible economic impact they have on our state. Thomas Barnes explains the billion dollar economic impact county fairs have, and why our 99 counties somehow have 106 county fairs.

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Barnes is the Executive Director of the Association of Iowa Fairs. He explains how the fair system in Iowa works, and the importance of programs like FFA and 4H. He explains some of the headwinds these programs face. Will Iowa capitalize on the national focus on agriculture, and homesteading?