
Each week Iowa Press explores the issues affecting the lives of Iowans. Newsmakers, policy makers and elected officials join capitol reporters in a weekly discussion.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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On this edition of Iowa Press we discuss tax policy and proposed property tax reforms.
On this edition of Iowa Press, Iowa political journalists gather for a roundtable discussion about the legislative session and 2026 elections.
On this edition of Iowa Press, Dr. Richard Deming and Dr. George Weiner speak on the topic of cancer in Iowa.
Marty Martin, president of Drake University in Des Moines, and Mark Putnam, president of Central College in Pella, discuss private higher education in Iowa and the challenges and opportunities for those colleges and universities.
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Iowa Press has a good assortment of political content but should be better on some clarity & fact checking. They recently (11/19/21) discussed 2022 elections, school superintendent elections & how CRT is taught in grade schools, failing to mention CRT is a college-level education & it’s more a racial education ideology that is being debated. This journalistic failure is seen across the media right now. Iowa Press should strive to do better.
Great content. Would be nice to see this as a video podcast
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This program centers on state-level politics and policy, with veteran reporters inviting policy makers, educators, and industry leaders to discuss current headlines and their real-world impact. Recent topics span elections, education funding, higher education policy, public health, and workforce development, often anchored by data from state agencies and institutions. A standout trait is the emphasis on Iowa-specific issues, including the intersection of politics and public services, higher education dynamics, and local economic concerns, which makes it a practical resource for listeners who want to understand how policy moves from Capitol discussions into everyday life. Potential listeners can expect well-rounded debates, data-informed per... more
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Recent guests on Iowa Press include:
1. Marty Martin
2. Mark Putnam
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