Shelby Pierce, owner of Pierce Facilitation, shares a recording of her favorite uncle offering advice during an unexpected travel mishap.

Bret Hayworth interviews Mark Munger about the 2025 Rescissions Act passed by Congress and how the loss of CPB funding may affect Siouxland Public Media.

Analyst Jacqui Kalin weighs youth sports trends, as kids now start earlier, yet play fewer sports into their teens & tend to specialize in a few via travel leagues

Revathi Vongsiprasom, Dean of Opportunity and Engagement at WITCC, shares a recording of her Paati singing a lullaby passed through generations, a sound that carries love, heritage, and home.

Biking In Siouxland: RAGBRAI 52 coming thru for 3 days in Orange City, Milford & new club aims to get youth riders pedaling at Cone Park and elsewhere.

Did you loveThe Invisible Life of Addie LaRue as much as we did? In this episode of The First Fifty Pages, Kelsey and Jenn chat with author Victoria “V.E.” Schwab about her bestselling novel, opening doors for readers, and why reading helps the creative process.

Host Mara Hall shares a message from her mother, who received a birthday gift early but chooses to wait to open it, savoring the anticipation. In that choice, she leaves Mara a lasting memory, wrapped in patience and love.

A native nurse in Liege, Belgium, is called upon to attend to a native soldier who has lost his legs. Years later, the two find each other again.

Grace United Methodist Church's food pantry in Sioux City has never had to meet such a high demand. We talk with volunteers as they prepare for their normal operations as well as the first day of the Healthy Kids Iowa program at their location. A major concern right now is the Congressional cuts to SNAP, which offsets much of the demand that food pantry's attempt to meet.