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20/11/2018

Egregious Acts of Coercion

Human trafficking is one of the world’s largest criminal industries. It’s a form of human slavery, often a form of sexual exploitation, and it happens everywhere, even in Iowa.

20/11/2018

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40 min
14/07/2023

Can I offer you a cucurbit of advice?

Cucumbers and summer squash can thrive! Here's how

14/07/2023

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14/04/2023

Building a healthy garden from the ground up

If you want healthy plants, you need healthy soil.

14/04/2023

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08/04/2023

Loosening tattoo artist requirements, encouraging biogas pipelines, taxing glass pipes, and a much bigger version of the governor’s education bill

Among the policy bills advancing this year include one adding a 40% tax to glass or metal pipes supporters say are used to smoke dangerous drugs. There is also a bill making it easier for gas pipelines to be built from farms with anaerobic digesters converting manure to a form of natural gas. And the governor’s education bill about gender identity is now much bigger after the House of Representatives adds an amendment containing sections from many non-controversial bills that have already passed.

08/04/2023

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21/01/2023

Looking back at 20th century trailblazing legislator Minnette Doderer

Minnette Doderer began her three and a half decades of public service as a legislator in the mid 1960s. She also ran twice for lieutenant governor. In the 1970s and 1980s, she spoke with reporters in eastern Iowa. These rare recordings were recently found in Iowa Public Radio’s storage and used in the 2022 podcast series From the Archives. This Under the Golden Dome episode features an episode from that series. Doderer discusses many topics including public money funding private schools, abortion, and how women politicians in the 20th century were often unfairly treated.

21/01/2023

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06/09/2024

Advice for hard-core apple lovers

Pumpkin spice may be all over the place right now, but one of the best flavors of fall in Iowa is a crisp, sweet, locally grown apple.

06/09/2024

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29/10/2025

AI makes surveillance cameras more powerful — what are your rights when you're being watched?

IPR's James Kelley shares his investigation into Flock surveillance cameras. Then, legal scholar Megan Graham on the legal limits of surveillance.

29/10/2025

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48 min
13/08/2025

Wednesday, August 13th, 2025

There are now five Democrats running for U.S. Senator Joni Ernst's (R) seat. The head of the EPA won't say why five Iowa rivers were removed from the impaired waters list. And Gov. Kim Reynolds has directed twenty Iowa National Guard troops to support immigration enforcement efforts.

13/08/2025

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4 min
03/05/2024

He speaks for the trees!

Protect the trees in your landscape during construction projects

03/05/2024

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14 min
21/01

Nearly 50 years ago, Kamyar Enshayan left a very different Iran

Kamyar Enshayan remembers the Iran he grew up in as vibrant, musical and secular. He left in 1978, not long before the Islamic Revolution, and never returned. In this episode, Enshayan shares his views on today's mass protests and the government's violent response. But first, Iowa State English professors Jenny Aune and Jo Mackiewicz share their research, which raises questions about how we may be attributing human qualities to artificial intelligence through language.

21/01

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48 min

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