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Mark Munger
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Jim Tillman shares his experiences and memories of growing up in Sioux City, Iowa, exploring themes of nostalgia, identity, and community. Tillman recounts his childhood, including their time at West Junior High school, Gilman Terrace, and 17th Street.
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David Hoferer takes us on a walk around Bacon Creek in Sioux City.
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The Missouri River Choral Society performing Handel's Messiah
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Siouxland Public Media replaces KWIT Transmitter
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A sense of place featuring The Ruralists' Luke Hawley and Laremy De Vries upon release of their latest album, Trying.
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Fatiya Adam is a cornerstone of the community. Working at the Mary J Treglia Community House in 2020, she provided essential help to vulnerable people. However, she always worried about the safety of her children.