Dr. Ted Broer with an extended health-line conversation.   The 10 things you should never eat.   Spirited.

Bernie Siegal sees the links amongst Faith, Hope and Healing.  Did Chrysler dealers get busted because they didn't support the right candidate?   Then,  how about giving pets insurance coverage?

 Joanne Stern says "Parenting is a Contact Sport"  and  State Auditor David Vaudt says state spending is out of control and will stick us in the keister.

Lotsa talk...including road kill and the most recent SCOTUS nominee.   Then, the Interrogation of Morals...Cpt. Jason Meszaros was an Army interrogator of terrorists.  To torture or not to torture,  that is the question.

Congressman Steve King with more reaction to the GITMO kurfuffle.   Then,  lotsa open-line. Steak marvels.   Log splitters,   The Vatican newspaper, and the Creston sentencing. 

 Adrian Goldsworthy has some more theories about "How Rome Fell".  Oliver North with "American Heroes" and responds to the Obama closing of Gitmo.  Iowans respond to the Cheney rebuttal.   Spirited.       Totally unrelated to anything on the air,   here's a couple of music videos which are great.

Dr. Donna Harrison is President of AAPLOG...says she knows where the middle ground on abortion is, even if Obama doesn't.     Then,  Jeff Rubin says coming energy shortages explains "Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller"...  and it may be good for Iowa.

 Francis T. Perry William is a personal trainer and environmentalist...talks about both things.  "Pollen and the Ring of Harmony".   Mike Hammon is the legislative counsel for Gun Owners of America.  He wants to pressure Senator Grassley to not compromise on health care reform.  What's that have to do with gun owners?  Medical records could be required to include gun ownership.  A mess. 

Gene Gabus talks about how the Chrysler bankruptcy has shut down his profitable business.  Lt.Col. Brian Birdwell survived the 911 attack on the Pentagon.  Refined by Fire.  Takes on Judicial Supremacy and Gitmo.   Dr. Charmain Yoest looks at the candidates on Obama's short list for SCOTUS...all pro choice activists.

Dr. Ted Broer talks about living and eating right... fun.    Then Father Frank Bognanno on the dust-up at Notre Dame and the Obama visit.   Suzy.

 'Nuther casino in Polk County?   Developers think there's a market.   Bob Vander Platts running for governor taking a strong position on marriage and gender issues.   Jack Ellis  blasts the proposed Hate Crimes legislation.

Bill Parker takes us into the "Agency Game"...what government work is really like.   More media hype coming out of Postville.  And what percentage of us are slobs?   Dr. Curtis Rimmerman,  cardiologist,  on Heart Attacks.

Random Knight say we can be "Illegally Thin" with a magic pill...what's the skinny?    Then, do you think  gambling money  should be used to subsidize religious organizations?   (See page 14)  Me neither.

Republican activist Doug Gross talks politics and legal theory...(incomplete program...computer crashed...sorry)

Brian "Peskie" Peskin  is back with a health-line update on EFA's and diet.     Dr. Merrill Matthews says our national health care impulse won't work...unsustainable.    Then,  'nuther biker gets pummeled.  

Rep Kraig Paulsen,  Republican House Leader,  evaluates the ups and downs of the last session.  Then,  when it comes to illegal immigration,  ignorance is a great excuse.

Ian Millhiser from the Federal Rights Project  wants the new SCOTUS nominee to be an activist for his cause.   Spirited.   Then,  a debate over the right to carry... with the president of Iowa Carry,   Shawn McClanahan  locks it up with Johnson County Sheriff, Lonny Pulkrabek

Neil  Oliver with some "Amazing Tales" of men and character.  Some diagnostic words...then the soup Nazis come to Iowa.

How did the Gay Lobby won gay marriage in Iowa...