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Dining Well in DSM by Wini Moranville
Where you'll discover great food finds and the best restaurant experiences in Des Moines. Nearby travel too!
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Iowa Writers Collaborative Roundup
By Julie Gammack
Linking readers and professional writers who care about Iowa.
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Iowa politics with Laura Belin
Where you get in-depth coverage and exclusive reporting about Iowa politics
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Listening to the Land
By Larry Stone
Join me on my travels in Iowa's outdoors.
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Iowa Boy Chuck Offenburger
...Iowa, small towns, and saddle shoes
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Dispatches from the Heartland
By Suzanna de Baca
Reflections on change and transformation.
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Girl With a Book Substack
By Patresa Hartman
A place to talk about books and ideas and stories and music and the world. "Never underestimate the power of a girl with a book." - Ruth Bader Ginsberg
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Deep Midwest: Politics and Culture
By Robert Leonard
The politics and culture of Iowa, the Midwest, and beyond.
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Monday's Music
By Carol Montag
Come backstage with me, where you'll receive bi-weekly behind-the-curtain insights and tips into the world of the performing singer/songwriter.
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Minding the Gaps
By Kali White VanBaale
Stories about gaps in mental healthcare, social justice, education, crime, and more
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Shifting Gears with Phoebe Wall Howard
Original news reporting, analysis and features by award-winning journalist Phoebe Wall Howard. Topics range from auto industry and politics to sailing and spotlight profiles with a Detroit perspective.
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Grandma's Recipe Box
By Connie Taylor
A place to share treasured family recipes and the stories behind them.
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Firmly Rooted
By Denise OBrien
Denise O'Brien and Larry Harris, unique individuals who chose to remain in their place of birth to be organic farmers. The Harris/O'Brien partnership has lived by the philosophy that "the personal is political", a feminist movement phrase from the 1970s.
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The Iowa Mercury
By Douglas Burns
Fourth-generation Iowa journalist dives deep with unpredictable, well-reported writing on rural America's people, politics and culture.
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The View From Centerfield
By Richard Gilbert
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Cedar Creek Nature Notes
By Robert Leonard
Almost daily, Violet the Dog and I take a walk at the Cedar Bluffs Natural Area above Cedar Creek in Mahaska County, Iowa, and these are my observations, photos, and Merlin bird logs.
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In the Dirt by Beth Hoffman
Learn more about the economics of farming, the dirt on the politics of agriculture and tales from our ranch, Whippoorwill Creek Farm.
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The Racontourist
By Jason Walsmith
Hey there! I am Jason Walsmith - I am a traveling musician, photographer and storyteller. I write about music, travel, people, places and things.
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Blue Thoughts From a Red State
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Unfinished Business
By Cheryl Tevis
Current events, rural living/consumer issues, women's challenges, Iowa life
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The Friends Of Byron's Project est. 2024
By Steve Ross
Adventures in Byron's Bar, Pomeroy, IA, rescue from oblivion.
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Reporting from Quiltropolis
By Marianne Fons
Marianne Fons writes from the small town of Winterset, Iowa, reporting on quilty and non-quilty topics.
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Ice Cube Press: Publishing, Writing, and Smart Life Secrets
Where Fact and Fiction Merge Into One. Smart Thinking, Creativity, and Celebrating Being Bold, Ferocious, and Brave. An Independent Press in a Red State.
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Art Cullen’s Notebook
A view from rural America: immigration, agriculture, environment, politics
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Mary Swander's Emerging Voices
Diverse people voice their opinions for the Iowa Writers Collaborative
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Rekha shouts & whispers
By Rekha Basu
This opinion column examines news, events and experiences through a humanitarian and social justice lens, names the culprits and applauds the defenders of truth, democracy and human rights.
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