Fri, 30 January 2009
Tony Blankley advocates true "American Grit" ...what it will take to survive and win in the 21st American Century. Then, the upcoming Red Flannel Run.. .Kathy Strottman from Riverfront YMCA and Mary Greig fitness practitioner.... lotsa stuff.... Harry Reid said what? Golly.. the Lutherans til we die? Listen. Then, have you ever heard of Bishop Castle? Great story of American individualism. |
Thu, 29 January 2009
Barbara Comstack from the Workforce Fairness Institute takes on the "card check" issue. Then, an Iowa artist does some performance art on inauguration day. Snotty. Then, the word police analyze the term "suicide victim". Iowans have a powerful story to tell. Then, what a cutie! |
Wed, 28 January 2009
A fella with a horror story. A failed marriage with kids and the court won't enforce it's own rulings. Then, Dr. Scott Taylor with health, food, and diet advice. Then, Battling Big Box with Henry Dubroff...how nimble niche companies can outmaneuver giant competitors |
Tue, 27 January 2009
What's the G.I. Diet Clinic? (Glycemic Index) Rick Gallop with info. Then, guess which group is demanding a 6.5% pay hike during an economic downturn? Guess again. A big rock gets over-turned. BTW, how well does that school district rank? |
Mon, 26 January 2009
Bob Vander Plaats (web site) gets his gubernatorial race under way with the endorsement of former State Auditor Dick Johnson and GOP Assistant House Leader Jodi Tymeson. Then Stacey Cargill and Mitch Henry follow the gambling money in Iowa politics. |
Thu, 22 January 2009
Elizabeth Crawford from RADAR (Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting) says the VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) has caused more problems than it has fixed. Then, is it ok to beat up adulterers? Really. You'll have to listen. And an appropriate song by Rehab. Then, for no particular reason. (large video download) |
Wed, 21 January 2009
Leo Kim is into "Healing the Rift: bridging the Gap Between Science & Spirituality" Jay Budziszewski says, "Ask Me Anything" ...so we do. Casey Luskin from Discovery Institute writes about "Traipsing into Evolution"....new science standards in Texas should allow for evolution to be open for critique. Congressman Steve King wins one for Ramos and Campeon. Vigorous. Then the most inspirational video I've seen in a long time. |
Tue, 20 January 2009
The Iowa connection to the "Blood in the Cage" ... Sports Illustrated writer Jon Wertheim talks about Pat Miletich and the rise of Mixed Martial Arts. Then, Ramos and Compean finally are given their freedom...the Congressman King connection. And what brought down that plane into the Hudson River? |
Mon, 19 January 2009
So, should we have mandatory national service for our kids? Time to make hand held cell phones illegal in Iowa? |
Fri, 16 January 2009
Iowans worry about the effects of cold on livestock. Then, Christopher Horner describes the "Red Hot Lies" of the global warming scam. Reaction to the last Bush speech. Then, Suzy. |
Thu, 15 January 2009
Alan Kazdin with "Kazdin Method for Parenting the Defiant Child"...then a teacher and student at Dowling get caught up in a scandal. Now what? Andrew Beck from the Department of Energy says once we iron out political wrinkles, our energy future could be bright! "A Decade of Discovery" Plus, the source of the reading by a college professor on the purpose of sex? "Ask Me Anything" J. Budziszewski. |
Wed, 14 January 2009
Frosty Woolridge, with one of the best, concise looks at our immigration future. "America on the Brink". (His book isn't out yet) Congressman Ron Paul with a look at politics and money. Senator Paul McKinley evaluates the Gov Culver State of the State Address for 2009 |
Tue, 13 January 2009
"Lincoln at Peoria: the Turning Point"... the speech which launched Lincoln's nation-wide presidential appeal. Lewis Lehrman. Dr. Ed Thomas is an Iowa fitness guru on a mission to restore classical physical education to Iowa schools. (He's looking for Iowa school districts to apply for federal PEP funds. Here's how... 1-866-685-1580 then enter the conference call code-515-281-3290) Governor Culver's State of the State Address for 2009 (abridged) , then feedback. |
Mon, 12 January 2009
Christopher Lane talks about "How Shyness Became and Illness". Then, will the gambling lobby buy the lottery? Then, Bob Beaudine with "The Power of Who"...why networking doesn't work. Then, the Minden, Iowa peacock flockist, goes on the Tonight Show and dis-assembles his clarinet in public, without shame. Dennis Fett. Then, Kelly Campbell from the Iowa Census is looking for workers. |
Fri, 9 January 2009
Iowa State Auditor David Vaudt reponds to Senator Gronstal's claim that Iowa doesn't have a deficit. Larry Winget says "People Are Idiots and I can Prove It" Congressman Steve King talks about bailouts and politics. Dr.Orly Taitz has a hearing at the Supreme Court on Obama's natural born citizen issue. Jeff Traviss with digital conversion information. Could it be delayed? |
Thu, 8 January 2009
'Nuther gadget for walking on ice...this one is Iowa based. Finally a reason to be proud of Iowans...:) Lots of Iowans are ignoring the smoking ban. Plus Pat Buchanan says this is the "Day of Reckoning". |
Wed, 7 January 2009
Yak Tracks? How to help rescue workers who need to trek through ice and snow? Andre Dilnot with "The Numbers Games"... you'll need more than your fingers and toes. Robert Wilcox talks about the "Plot to Assassinate General George S. Patton... Target Patton"... what a story. Senator David Hartsuch with some political jabber about Iowa economic woes. |
Tue, 6 January 2009
VP elect, Joe Biden says our economic situation is "war". Obama says we're losing. The Russians are hoping for a US bust-up so they can take back Alaska. And a couple of cute PETA babes show up wearing lettuce leaves. Life is good. |
Mon, 5 January 2009
Senator Harry Reid re-writes the Constitution. So does Senator Harkin. Then, Peter Cohan says "You Can't Order Change." |