River to River is a conversation about the news with an Iowa perspective. Together we dig into the story behind the headlines - we talk with newsmakers and a diverse range of experts to find out how the news affects you. We take on challenging topics, explore issues from all sides, and foster conversation and understanding
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews |
83 million Americans live in areas without adequate access to primary care physicians, according to the American Medical Association. Iowa ranks 44th in physicians per capita.
Covenants in Iowa and across the country restricted Black Iowans from purchasing homes in response to the Great Migration. Iowa researchers are mapping where these covenants were put in place.
Photojournalist Mariam Abu Dagga hoped to change hearts and minds through her coverage of the war in Gaza. In August, she was among five journalists killed in an Israeli strike.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination sparks new debates over free speech in Iowa and across the country.
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The reporting is solid, but the host is prone to rambling, presumptive questions.
The host only asks questions and does no push back to get real answers. No worth the time.
I listened to IPR for many years, but I have reached my limit of Fake News Enemy of the People. I do not, and will not waste any more time on anything pushing the Woke gospel of Lies, Hate and Division. Maybe once the country returns to sanity, I will try again, and contribute again. But as it stands now, I will not support Woke, and that includes NPR/IPR.
Providing balanced and insightful political commentary from a local perspective, River to River Politics Wednesday is an invaluable local treasure for those seeking to be well-informed Iowans. For me it answers the question: What is Iowa’s take? With the advent of this podcast I am overjoyed that I will never have to miss one again! Thank you IPR!
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Focused on current events and socio-political issues, this podcast provides in-depth discussions that examine news stories through an Iowa lens. Episodes feature a mix of local perspectives from politicians, journalists, educators, and industry experts, delving into topics such as healthcare, immigration, local governance, and the intersection of community and politics. Particularly noteworthy are the rich narratives shared by guests who offer personal insights on how broader issues impact local communities, making it a vital resource for understanding both state and national contexts.
Listeners can expect a thoughtful exploration of pressing matters such as housing crises, healthcare shortages, and political dynamics, fostering a more pro... more
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Recent guests on River to River include:
1. Dr. Christie Taylor
2. Dr. Jerry Clancy
3. Dr. Michael McCoy
4. Steve Churchill
5. Natalie Krebs
6. Mesa Abu Dagga
7. Yasser Abu Dagga
8. Vincent Lewis
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