Good Morning! Today is Thursday, March 6th, the 65th day of 2025. There are 300 days left in the year.
Today on KXEL Live & Local with Jeff Stein… Dave Struthers of the Iowa Soybean Association board regarding glyphosate legislation… a live conversation with Donald Blair, author of “Confessions of a Racist: A View from the Middle Majority”… Joseph Lensing, Iowa State University Extension farm management specialist, on farm transitions… KXEL’s Tim Harwood with Craig Schaefer, director of the documentary, “Bridging Generations: The Story of the Blackhawk Bridge,” part of the Oneota Film Festival in Decorah this weekend… and Mark Magnuson of the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network with an RFD1540 conversation.
On yesterday’s KXEL Live & Local with Jeff Stein … from Washington, D.C., Rep. Zach Nunn (R-IA03) and Jeremy Lindquist of Plumbers & Steamfitters Local #33 in Des Moines… Jesse Petrilla, author of “If It Takes A Thousand Years”… KXEL’s Tim Harwood with Alysa Mozak of the UNI Towson Center for Violence Prevention on the center’s inaugural Dan Marburger Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Awards… and in recognition of Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season, a special program produced by The Lutheran Hour, “I Know That My Redeemer Lives”.
Don’t forget…the KXEL Morning News with Tim Harwood is on weekdays from 6-8 a.m.
“Pass Something” is the topic for today’s Iowa Politics with Jeff Stein.
Here’s today’s KXEL Poll Question of the Day: “Tomorrow is National Cereal Day. A poll shows Cheerios are Iowa’s favorite. What’s yours?” Weigh in at kxel.com/poll.
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Make the most of your day!
