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With C-plus rating, Sioux City Mayor Bob Scott looks back at 2025, plus ahead at 2026 city projects.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary
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Siouxland native sports analyst Jacqui Kalin dishes on NIL & transfer portal changes, impact of NAIA tourneys in metro and previews 2026 hoops action in wake of Caitlin Clark effect.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary
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Act II of Jerod Impichchaachaaha Tate's mighty celebration of Chickasaw culture, Lowak Shoppola. Native musicians, symphony orchestra, children's choir, soloists, and storytellers deliver the epic tales. A little Debussy and Rimsky-Korsakov to finsih out the hour.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary
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For Native American Heritage Month and the day after Thanksgiving, a varied program of (mostly) American music. We will hear the first hald of Lowak Shoppola, a celebration of Chickasaw culture, by Oklahoma Jerod Impichchaachaaha Tate, followed by exceprts from Symphony Americana (Mark O'Connell) and Elijah (Felix Mendelssohn).
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A famous duo of composers, one teacher and one student. Frank Bridge "The Sea" followed by Benjamin Britten's homage to his teacher, "Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge". Sumptuous western art music with Dr. J.
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Hear Siouxlanders discuss Thanksgiving -- their traditions, the value of thanks & the mixed legacy of the holiday
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary School
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KL Biggerstaff, Department Secretary for Arts and Sciences at Western Iowa Tech Community College, shares a voicemail from her mom, Debbie Hawk. Debbie is KL's best friend, partner in laughter, and the other half of countless inside jokes like being the "World's Best Ironer." The message is short, but it holds everything—joy, connection, and the comfort of knowing someone loves you so completely.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
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A series of coincidences for this particular day in November and the fathers - and father figures - of big name composers. Mozart Beethoven Copland and Schumann on this episode of Listen To This.