Good Morning! Today is Tuesday, September 24th, the 268th day of 2024. There are 98 days left in the year.
Listen as KXEL’s Jeff Stein hosts the national “Todd Starnes Show” tonight from 8 to 11 p.m.; scheduled guests include financial analyst Liz Peek, Oklahoma schools superintendent Ryan Walters, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, and “Save Our States” founder Trent England.
TOMORROW…another in the “Iowa Talking Points” series at Studio5@Mudd Advertising in Cedar Falls, starting at 3 p.m. Go to iowatalkingpoints.com and reserve your spot in the live studio audience. Guest (joining remotely) will be A.J. Rice, author of “The White Privilege Album”.
Today on KXEL Live & Local with Jeff Stein… Bill O’Reilly, co-author of “Confronting the Presidents,” joins us live… Charlie Becker of Camp Courageous on this Sunday’s waffle breakfast… Nicole Buhrow of the Zach Johnson Foundation about the new “Supplying Success” fundraiser for the Kids on Course Program in the Cedar Rapids schools… KXEL’s Tim Harwood with Jodi Huegerich of the Rooted Carrot Coop on the upcoming Fall Food Fest… and Andy Petersen of the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network reports on last week’s National Cattle Congress Fair, including interviews with NCC manager Jim Koch and fair queen Jillian Reisetter.
On yesterday’s KXEL Live & Local with Jeff Stein … State Auditor of Iowa Rob Sand… Mark Adamczyk, co-author of “The JFK Assassination Chokeholds,” joins us live… KXEL’s Tim Harwood with Mark Licht on relay intercropping… Dustin Hoffmann of the Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network with an RFD1540 conversation… and Michael Libbie with Ben Currie on the upcoming American Marketing Association-Iowa conference.
Today’s KXEL Poll Question of the Day: “Trump says if John Deere moves production to Mexico, they’ll face a 200% tariff if he’s president. Agree?” To vote, click on the link above, or go to kxel.com/poll.
Don’t forget…the KXEL Morning News with Tim Harwood is on weekdays from 6-8 a.m.
“What’s In A Name?” is the topic for today’s Iowa Politics with Jeff Stein.
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