River to River

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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

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Stories of adaptation five years after the pandemic

For better or worse, the COVID-19 pandemic forced Iowans to adapt.

48 min
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The uncertainty around Trump's tariffs

President Donald Trump's tariffs caused havoc in the stock market, and he later announced a pause on all tariffs, except those against China. Iowa political experts weigh in.

48 min
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ISU Criminologist says there’s even more we can learn from DNA evidence

Cold cases are resolved on an almost weekly basis by new investigative techniques and forensic technologies that can process DNA evidence from long dormant crime scenes.

47 min
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What's moving forward and what's not after the Legislature's second deadline

Statehouse reporters discuss the bills that did and did not make it through the second 'funnel' deadline — including legislation on DEI, libraries, Medicaid and more.

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NPR correspondent says we're in a slow-motion constitutional crisis

Mara Liasson has worked for NPR for 40 years, covering Congress and the White House.

48 min
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Democrats show signs of life

Iowa political analysts discuss the latest news, including a possible challenge to Sen. Joni Ernst's seat, the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture's visit to Iowa and the rollout of Trump's tariffs.

48 min
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Natural-cause deaths have increased more in rural areas, especially among women

The natural-cause death rate for those 25-54 years old is 43 percent higher in rural than urban areas, according to a report released from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Bills target DEI programs and intellectual diversity

Proposals at the Iowa statehouse could ban Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs at institutions of higher education and in local government.

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Invaluable

22/02/2019

hubris1

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!
Great Content, Okay Host

04/08/2022

@B*

The reporting is solid, but the host is prone to rambling, presumptive questions.
Terrible

02/03/2022

IA04

The host only asks questions and does no push back to get real answers. No worth the time.
Maybe someday

12/01/2022

rue883

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.

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