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Highlights from gathering at Western Iowa Tech Community College on April 5, 2023
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We get to the second and third acts of the Sioux City International Film Festival, Five Free Bands at the festival formerly known as WITStock, Mexico's…
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Ode plays at the Marquee with opening act Edem Soul Music, there's art at the Benson Building and we blast off into a month of One Book One Siouxland with…
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On an ordinary day in rural Niger, sheep are everywhere.Fences, pens, corrals? Nah. Yours, mine, and ours mix on streets where they stay alive on whatever…
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I’m convinced that meeting the parents often happens over a meal so you have something to stick in your mouth—besides your foot. But sometimes, that’s…
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My mom grew up eating lard sandwiches. No meat or cheese. Just lard on bread. As a teenager, I didn’t understand why. We always had food. There were just…
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On a sunny Saturday morning in California, my spouse Ryan and I arrived at the Chabad House of Oakland for Shabbat. The website had promised that the 10…
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After a week of being sedated in the ICU with a feeding tube down my throat, I awoke hungry and confused. I had lost 20 pounds, and there was a drainage…
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When my oldest son was about six months old, I took him to his first Royals game. Now, with my first kid, I was not comfortable openly nursing. So, I had…
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I was in the Hispanic food aisle in Walmart when I heard a white woman say, “What is this?” I had found the couscous to make tabbouleh in the same…