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Unique college Disinformation & Media Analysis Club started by Western Iowa Tech Community College students in Sioux City.
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In this episode, former Poet Laureate Tracy K Smith talks with Jenn and Kelsey about the power of poetry to connect us with people and places outside of our lived experiences, to tell the story of humanity, and to build durable life skills. Slow down, listen, and feel. You’ll be glad you did.
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Voters continue to cast their ballots early, before next week’s election for school board and city council members.
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Siouxland agency SafePlace working to help people, amid October as Domestic Violence Awareness MonthSiouxland agency SafePlace working to help people, amid October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary
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Josh Nannestad takes listeners through a collection of classical music... this week, composers Gershwin, Tchaikovsky, and Orff face the necessity of following up their huge hits with new works
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Maryam Elgoni shares a recording of her mother, Howayda Farah, reciting the Islamic prayer for travel. Maryam listens to her mother recite the prayer every time she travels. Every word carries protection and love, and each breath is a reminder of the quiet power of a mother’s love.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
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Listen to the 6 Sioux City Council candidates discuss priorities, plus issues of business development, diversity and homelessness.
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Weather boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary
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Dr J aka Josh Nannestad plays western art music with context, insight, and humor. This program features Brahms, Beethoven, Carl Czerny, and William Bolcom. Performers include the March Piano Duo, Jacqueline DuPre, Pnchas Zuckerman, Daniel Barenboim, and Gil Shaham.
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For Sarah Deck, the sounds of “Don’t Stop” by the band WookieFoot, played on the bagpipes at Shangri-La Festival, are more than music. It’s laughter drifting across campfires, the hum of voices that feel like home, and the rhythm of friendships that have lasted for years. Each note carries a memory of joy, belonging, and the reminder that some songs never really end.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary