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Anne Westra, Communications & Public Engagement Specialist for the City of Sioux City, shares a birthday message from her grandmother, Josephine Myers. Though the words are brief, they hold a lifetime of love and wisdom. Josephine was Anne’s model for how to live—with warmth, grace and strength—and Anne strives every day to reflect her grandmother’s example. Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org. -
Weather Boss is a collaboration between Siouxland Public Media and Bryant Elementary School.
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Todd Behrens, director of the Sioux City Art Center, joins Mark Munger to talk about Art Splash 2025. -
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Dianely and Hashim are our Weather Bosses from Bryant Elementary -
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Peggy La, owner of Yummi Blox and Hong Kong Supermarket in Sioux City, shares a recording of Hong Cuc Nguyen, a matriarch of the Siouxland Asian community who left behind a legacy of culture, community, and connection.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org. -
Loess Hills Wild Ones and Jefferson Beer Supply are bringing awareness to native plants with events and a new beer: Wild Ones Welcome. Nicki Werner and Dawn Snyder spoke with Mark Munger about brewing the beer and the events. -
Jim Schaap remembers the civil rights cases Plessy v Ferguson and Brown v Board of Education that have shaped our societies and our schools on Small Wonders. -
Mara Hall joins Mark Munger to talk about the new podcast on Siouxland Public Media called Voice Imprints that captures the messages we keep. -
Heading towards an exit later this year, Sioux City Council members Matthew O'Kane, Dan Moore & Alex Watters reflect on their city service, accomplishments. -
Chef Michael Gasaway, Program Coordinator of the Culinary program at WITCC, shares a voicemail from his daughter Carli as a five-year-old with something important to tell her dad. In the blink of an eye, those childhood voices give way to an empty nest and three grown daughters. For Chef Gasaway, being a father has been the greatest gift, and a role that continues to shape him in ways he never could have predicted.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
